dwhittemore

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by dwhittemore 14y ago
that's not the whole story of a hackathon - tremendous value gets added from the experience/learning/relationships built as well
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by dwhittemore 15y ago
100% spot-on. The design remix culture and the use of design patterns is not just a reality of how the web works, but it’s also good for users. When design patterns stick, users become accustomed to interaction behaviors, and then it’s easi
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by dwhittemore 15y ago
I love this idea - which is why I co-founded Clothes Horse ;) thanks rw and gsiener for the comments! Hopefully you'll see us everywhere soon. Hit me up if you wanna get involved - @dwhittemore on twitter
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The Difference You Can Make(college.columbia.edu)
1 points by dwhittemore 16y ago|0 comments
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Taking advice from blogs: differences between actionable tasks and passive tips(blog.ativiti.com)
5 points by dwhittemore 18y ago|0 comments
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New Yorker checklist article applied to task management and how-to's(blog.ativiti.com)
5 points by dwhittemore 18y ago|0 comments
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Seeking feedback: embed a how-to guide on your blog or site(blog.ativiti.com)
6 points by dwhittemore 18y ago|1 comments
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by dwhittemore 18y ago
Omnifocus is definitely one of the best task apps out there. The UI is fantastic. Have you ever wanted to use it for collaborative tasks?
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Where's the task management category killer?(blog.ativiti.com)
9 points by dwhittemore 18y ago|15 comments
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by dwhittemore 18y ago
In my experience, NY startups pay developers 80% of wall street salaries. 80% of 100k is easily enough to live on in NYC.