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Time-Lapses Made with Photos Mined from the Web(petapixel.com)
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by shovel 11y ago
Did you get my twitter DM last week? Otherwise try marc*letterlist.com I'd love to talk
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by shovel 11y ago
Thanks for the suggestion. I've been toying with that idea, it's definitely worth exploring.
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by shovel 11y ago
Thanks for the great list of letters here. I'll add your suggestions to Letterlist ( http://letterlist.com ). A side-project (& newsletter) I'm working on to curate and share the best newsletters).
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by shovel 11y ago
>Some newsletters are pretty great. I would reconsider them given much improved curation. Not sure where others are at, but for me at least, it's an opportunity for somebody. I'm actually trying to solve the problem of curation
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by shovel 11y ago
I'll start: This Week in Startups Startups for the Rest of Us The Rocketship Podcast Serial (one off) Joe Rogan Experience Bulletproof Executive Tim Ferriss Show A16z Product Hunt Kalzumeus Product People
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Ask HN: What must-listen podcasts do you subscribe to?
1 points by shovel 11y ago|1 comments
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by shovel 11y ago
My guess is that a lot of us here on HN probably use a feed reader (I use Feedly). But that's because we're outliers with a technical persuassion. Most people don't have the first idea about rss, but _everyone_ uses email. I&
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by shovel 11y ago
Thanks - this is so valuable. I plan to collate these in the same way so you just saved me a ton of time.
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by shovel 11y ago
And of course, all or Peter Cooper's curated letters: https://cooperpress.com
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by shovel 11y ago
Here's an eclectic list to get started: Company intel: http://mattermark.com Hacker Newsletter: http://www.hackernewsletter.com Curated design links: http://sidebar.io Minimalism: http://n
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Ask HN: What newsletters do you read every day or week?
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by shovel 11y ago
> those are just as valuable as thought-out opinions Totally agree. And early data says you might be right. I set up a split test on Optimizely with 2 more variations and both beat the control: Control SEX UP MY INBOX 35% CTR Variation 1
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by shovel 11y ago
Great perspective and a fair point. Thanks for the feedback. I recall that just before I published the site, I decided to change the CTA from the boring placeholder I had to something more playful and human. It was the first thing that came
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by shovel 11y ago
http://letterlist.com Disclosure - I created and own this site. But it's worth listing here because I know that it performs extremely well (conversions typically above 50%). I'm obsessed with simplicity the design is r
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Why We Removed the Word ‘Hacker’ from Buffer Job Descriptions(open.bufferapp.com)
7 points by shovel 12y ago|3 comments
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Keynote Does Material Design (VIDEO)(vimeo.com)
1 points by shovel 12y ago|0 comments
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by shovel 12y ago
Some of the best content never appears online but in the secret world of our inbox. So I made this little site to share some amazing newsletters. Enjoy :)
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Show HN: Letterlist – Discover Amazing Email Newsletters(letterlist.com)
1 points by shovel 12y ago|1 comments
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Barns Are Painted Red Because of the Physics of Dying Stars(smithsonianmag.com)
15 points by shovel 12y ago|8 comments
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by shovel 12y ago
Definitely a sweet idea and I can see some great use cases for onboarding new users to a site by demoing functionality. Really like how it just gets to work and outputs the vid without making me make any decisions. I'd love to see a gi
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Why Is the Dollar Sign a Letter S?(observationdeck.io9.com)
428 points by shovel 12y ago|130 comments
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by shovel 12y ago
Interesting that Joel's post only had 1 comment back then - nobody really cared about it. I wonder which of the posts from this thread will end up following Buffer's trajectory.
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by shovel 12y ago
I publish Hackerpreneur Magazine. It's a free app in the Apple newsstand and revenue is from subscriptions (in app purchases). http://hck.co/mag
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Points, Badges, and Leaderboards: The Gamification Fallacy(yukaichou.com)
2 points by shovel 12y ago|0 comments
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Tim Cook on why Apple is better at protecting privacy: “You’re not our product”(venturebeat.com)
1 points by shovel 12y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Get permission to do anything(getpermission.co)
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by shovel 13y ago
Same here. As well as Time Machine. Just in case Dropbox ever breaks.
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by shovel 13y ago
I've always been amazed that AAPL trades at such a low PE multiple. Can you help me understand why?
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Growth Hacking is Simply the 10X Version of Marketing(1pc.io)
2 points by shovel 13y ago|0 comments

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