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Why it's sometimes helpful to be inflexible(edovanroyen.com)
1 points by edo 5y ago|0 comments
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The two ways of thinking in product(edovanroyen.com)
3 points by edo 5y ago|1 comments
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The Struggle of Being a PM(edovanroyen.com)
1 points by edo 5y ago|0 comments
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How to level up in product with the Jobs Tree(edovanroyen.com)
1 points by edo 5y ago|0 comments
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Unpacking Shapeup(edovanroyen.com)
1 points by edo 5y ago|0 comments
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Notes of Ryan Singer's Introduction to Christopher Alexander(edovanroyen.com)
2 points by edo 5y ago|0 comments
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Minimum Viable Feature: why you should scope down(edovanroyen.com)
3 points by edo 5y ago|0 comments
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by edo 6y ago
So painful to read a fluffed up speech about standing together while firing 15% of workforce during a crisis. If you need to fire people, own it.
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by edo 9y ago
What made Google wave so great to you? (Even better than slack/Discord/Trello)?
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by edo 9y ago
Yes! But let's give the human coin a better name; how about calling it the Dollar? And while we're at it, we need to figure out a way how to make the exchange rate fluctuate less, so let's back it with some real world materia
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by edo 9y ago
I'd rather he put his time into building and designing than rehearsing speeches.
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by edo 9y ago
Quit. Life's too short to spend it doing something you don't love.
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by edo 10y ago
This was the thing that got our team so annoyed that we decided to move away to a different tool (Clubhouse) which is much faster. Too bad, because Asana is quite an interesting and flexible tool, but the performance of Asana is just not ac
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Marissa's Tumblr: Verizon to acquire Yahoo’s operating business(marissamayr.tumblr.com)
3 points by edo 10y ago|0 comments
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by edo 10y ago
I would like to argue that being a jerk even devalues the argument one is making. Because through being a jerk (which requires as much effort as bringing it in a more neutral way), one provides proof of subjective involvement. This subjecti
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by edo 12y ago
Interface Designer @ Studyflow We're an Amsterdam based educational startup. Studyflow is a great place to work - together with designers and educational specialists we are rethinking what education means in a digital age. Our mission
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by edo 12y ago
Yes, this can in theory be achieved through quantum entanglement: http://www.engadget.com/2014/05/30/physicists-claim-reliabil...
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by edo 13y ago
Stop trying to focus. Just do, or don't. It may sound as silly advice; but it's the honest truth. The very fact that you are thinking about focusing when you are trying to focus; precludes you from actually doing it. It's cou
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Loading screens can make all the difference in the world(jeffew.com)
1 points by edo 13y ago|0 comments
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by edo 13y ago
This is awesome, great work!
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by edo 13y ago
Immature response that only makes the designer seem unprofessional.
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by edo 13y ago
It's a perfect simulation; because it gives the user an ego of which the survival depends on the very existence of the universe. If there's a flaw; this ego will quickly try to find a reason why the flaw is not a bug but a feature
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by edo 13y ago
Poor choice of title considering the article you linked to doesn't contain anything resembling your words "F ck Middle Management . The article only states that management can 'often' (not always) be inefficient. Additio
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by edo 13y ago
I feel as though this list overly generalizes. Don't just blindly follow these; many of them can be proven to be wrong.
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by edo 13y ago
F * this.
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by edo 14y ago
Feedly must be having a party now. Kudos to them.
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by edo 14y ago
So sublte, yet so impactful on the 'feel' of the game. Really awesome.
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by edo 14y ago
What an awfully loud and hyperbolic post overstating the perils of startup-life. Yes it can be hard, but it can be fun also. The cursing seems to lose it's effect when used so excessively (it stops being funny after slide 2), and comes acro
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Building Emotion Into Your Websites - Usabilla Blog(blog.usabilla.com)
1 points by edo 14y ago|0 comments
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by edo 14y ago
Knowing why you do something, puts the soul in your work. Without it, it's just work. I refuse to believe life is simply a long grind of do-ing with an eventual not-doing as the reward. No. Love for your work, passion for what you do, is th

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