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by scrozier 9y ago
This doesn't answer the question. Getting people out of jail is already rewarded as part of your business model. But you would also benefit by more people being tried and found guilty. I wonder if there is an answer. What about somethi
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by scrozier 10y ago
Small suggestion: "complexity" is not generally seen as a positive feature of a product. You might try "flexibility" or something like that.
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by scrozier 11y ago
IOW, write my article for me, so that I don't have to do any actual reporting.
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by scrozier 11y ago
I played a very small role in this project, and did so with my eyes wide open to the issues you raise. I won't reiterate what sinak has already said well, but I see one additional benefit from this project: if public communication with
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by scrozier 11y ago
Well, at least he/she can read the Wall Street Jo...oops.
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by scrozier 11y ago
But wouldn't that be an awesome work environment?
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by scrozier 11y ago
This is on the high end, but have you checked out the relatively new "destination clubs" like Inspirato or Exclusive Resorts? Family-friendly and extremely vetted, to the point of having on-site personnel in most locations. We&#x2
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by scrozier 11y ago
I am 57 and quite current. I have launched several startups and kept fresh constantly. My current client has me doing lots of leading edge stuff that some of their younger devs couldn't do. And yet I do feel the ageism. I understand it
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by scrozier 12y ago
and common words that aren't proper nouns
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by scrozier 12y ago
I don't see anyone pointing out that the impetus for this blog post was a fixed-price contract that went bad. OP's solution was to raise his rates. This is an apples and oranges discussion. Charging higher rates is not the solut
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by scrozier 12y ago
You hit the nail on the head. For as brilliant as Google may be in many ways, visual/UX design is not one of them. Google Apps for Business is nearly impenetrable, and AdWords and Analytics are not far behind. Come to think of it, this
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by scrozier 12y ago
I suffered serious anxiety and panic for a couple of years. Called 911 several times, thinking it was a heart attack. My wife, who is a doctor, humored me through these episodes, though she knew what was going on. One day, as I came to her
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by scrozier 12y ago
Out of curiosity, how do you arrive at this valuation?
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by scrozier 12y ago
Yes, but investors spread their risk, as an essential part of their strategy. Employees have no such opportunity.
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by scrozier 12y ago
One wo/man's adorable is another wo/man's tiresome. :-) But he's good, the organ is beautiful, and the production quality is fantastic.
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by scrozier 12y ago
I've met plenty of these devotees. I'm not sure that they practice what they preach, but I have felt the wrath of their judgment, to the point that I hate "admitting" that I don't believe in TDD. I, for one, am plea
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by scrozier 13y ago
Have been completely engrossed in this most of the day. Hope it's done soon or I'll have to go cold turkey.
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by scrozier 13y ago
I had private mode enabled. Works with private mode disabled.
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by scrozier 13y ago
"We're sorry, but your browser is not currently supported." --Persona, from Safari on iPad, iOS 7.
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by scrozier 13y ago
"A new beginning." And a web site and video that look exactly like every iOS and Android device ever made. For HN readers, there's some geek cred here, but as a consumer product, they need some marketing help.
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by scrozier 13y ago
I've sent you $5 via PayPal.
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by scrozier 13y ago
I'm an entrepreneur and my circle of colleagues includes other entrepreneurs, designers, developers, marketers, etc. We generate 3 ideas per second about my business. I'll pay you $5 to not give me three ideas about my business.
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by scrozier 13y ago
To quote composer John Adams, "We forgot that music was supposed to sound good."
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by scrozier 13y ago
Isn't working for me right now...possibly server load? But great idea. I too would pay. And I second the suggestion for more diversity in the shots. E.g., I could use one right now in the hands of a Hispanic teen girl. In general, I wo
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by scrozier 13y ago
I do see generalization happening more and more, but I think it's a result of more and more smart, but untrained, people entering web development, rather than any natural or desirable trend toward generalization. I invoke Crozier's Rule of
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by scrozier 13y ago
I'm all for the little guy, and I know this must suck for CapSEO/Doz. But SEOmoz seems to me to have acted above board here. I think Doz erred, and suggest they rebrand and move on.
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by scrozier 14y ago
Have to agree. As soon as I read the first paragraph, I said, "capital-starved."
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by scrozier 14y ago
Precisely. I am 55 and very current. Many of my younger friends ask me about new technology. I'm actually past having kids at home, so tend to work pretty long hours...because I like what I do. I have a lot of entrepreneurial experien
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by scrozier 14y ago
"Intermittent silences grew longer, and finally one arrived that seemed endless, until we broke it with a fortissimo of applause." I had a similar experience as a performer of Terry Riley's "In C" in 1978. As I finished the piece (everyone
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by scrozier 14y ago
+1 for John Adams. Or Steve Reich. Or Phillip Glass. Or Morton Lauridsen.

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