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The power of a daily routine(whitegloveapps.com)
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Recruitment done right: How to treat and hire job candidates(whitegloveapps.com)
3 points by whitegloveapps 16y ago|0 comments
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by whitegloveapps 16y ago
Your point that it's hard to do intense, creative work for more than a few days is well-taken: everyone was worn out after the weekend!
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Five entrepreneurial lessons in 54 hours: Startup Weekend DC 2010(whitegloveapps.com)
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by whitegloveapps 16y ago
I've seen this today. It's interesting; I'm not sure if I like it. Pretty cool that Google can pull search results so quickly, but it can be a bit distracting...
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What is an entrepreneur? – Startup Weekend DC 2010(startupdojang.com)
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Startup Weekend DC 10: Wow.(whitegloveapps.com)
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by whitegloveapps 16y ago
Right, social media isn't the best way to have private conversations: that's what email is for! If it's something private, like where I'm meeting someone, I switch to email rather than have my whereabouts posted on social media for all to s
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Ten annoying status updates and how to fix them(whitegloveapps.com)
2 points by whitegloveapps 16y ago|2 comments
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Shopping high and low: Upgrading and treasure hunting(whitegloveapps.com)
1 points by whitegloveapps 16y ago|1 comments
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by whitegloveapps 16y ago
That's very true. For any fact you needed for a report, you used to have to go to the library, look for a relevant book, try to find what you were looking for... Now, you can just do a search online and have the answer in seconds.
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Shopping for college textbooks: 2010 vs. 1995(whitegloveapps.com)
4 points by whitegloveapps 16y ago|3 comments
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by whitegloveapps 16y ago
Great post, Amit! The biggest thing I learned in my first startup was that I had time to work on a side project. Even if it's just 5 hours a week, find something to create. Either come up with an idea yourself, or find someone who needs hel
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For God's sake, follow your dreams(blog.rootein.com)
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by whitegloveapps 16y ago
I agree that one-button interfaces can be frustrating for the reasons you mention. What makes this one work for me is its anticipation of what you'll want to do next. For example, the sequences are designed so the most likely action comes u
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by whitegloveapps 16y ago
Awesome! Please leave your email address on any page on http://www.whitegloveapps.com , or email me at Jeremy (at) WhiteGloveApps (dot) com, and I'll keep you updated with our monthly newsletters.
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by whitegloveapps 16y ago
Thanks for asking! We're developing our first app now, a shopping app for smartphones. We'll post about it on our blog and HackerNews when it comes out.
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by whitegloveapps 16y ago
Thanks for the mechanical expertise! I guess this is an example of how virtual systems have less limitations than mechanical systems, so virtual-system interfaces can be more intuitive. Can you explain further why "wiring the panel 'correct
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by whitegloveapps 16y ago
That's true: if you don't have to use the interface that often, a good product design can make up for it. But if you were turning the fan on & off several times a day, it'd probably get annoying!
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by whitegloveapps 16y ago
Good question about the Polar monitor's moving-the-watch-to-the-strap action. I find it works about 90% of the time. It gives an audible beep when it senses that motion. Like you said, it's important a device quickly give you feedback whenr
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How to make a minimalist user interface design intuitive(whitegloveapps.com)
13 points by whitegloveapps 16y ago|13 comments
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Lean startups: Find the business’ core, then build the periphery(whitegloveapps.com)
2 points by whitegloveapps 16y ago|1 comments
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A Zero-Energy Showcase: National Renewable Energy Lab's new building(green.blogs.nytimes.com)
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Women shop and men buy: Gender differences in shopping part 2(whitegloveapps.com)
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Men Shop and Women Buy Gadgets: Gender Differences in Shopping Part 1(whitegloveapps.com)
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How to use the freemium model: Lessons from my yoga instructor(whitegloveapps.com)
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by whitegloveapps 16y ago
Good point: 30 years ago, who knew they needed a phone with them at all times? Now we can't live without one and, increasingly, the apps on it (like maps, restaurant reviews, and movie times).
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How smart is your app? A hierarchy for smartphone applications(whitegloveapps.com)
2 points by whitegloveapps 16y ago|2 comments
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Solar Powered Charging Case Review(the-gadgeteer.com)
1 points by whitegloveapps 16y ago|0 comments
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Cross-platform development options for smartphone apps(whitegloveapps.com)
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