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A Parable Of Pottery And Coding
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Beyond Emotion: Designing for visceral allure | UX Magazine
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The Smartphone is the Computer
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Inside Apple’s Q2 Numbers
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How The #*&% Did Color Raise A Crazy $41 Million For Its First Round?
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I run a large meetup (SVNewTech), and agree with a lot of the points this article makes. I've tried to apply the email marketing concepts to my startups, and have seen others do so, as well (Convore & Quora come to mind). One interestin
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At surface value, sure - although if you want a table at one of these places, it's fairly useful. The backstory is that we used this mini-project to see how we work together as a team. We're working longer-term on NivNav.com, but wanted a s
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Indeed it is - that was the point of the site.
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Viral Videos Catch On That Only Hint at a Sponsor’s Purpose
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Star Wars Uncut creators wow SXSW with crowdsourcing tales | SXSW - CNET Blogs
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Google And Facebook When They're At Their Best
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Immersion releases SDK to put haptics in Android
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Situational overload and ambient overload
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I've lived in both for at least 3 years, and can attest that there are wonderful resources & communities in each available to startups. So why do we keep filling HN with these posts?
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Boredom & Laziness: What is a Python script?
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Meet LiquidSpace: The Airbnb of Office Space
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Get them made, paid, or laid, that is.
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Google Search Becomes More Social, Integrates Flickr, Twitter & Quora
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Absolutely. I'd also recommend the tutorials at Lynda.com for really in-depth overviews - they have a whole set of tutorials focused on web design with CS5: http://www.lynda.com/home/ViewCourses.aspx?lpk0=116 That said, Lynda.com is subsc
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My flow is Balsamiq for rough mocks / usability testing, Fireworks for design comps, and Photoshop only for actual image processing (mainly as a hobby). Balsamiq is awesome once you learn some of the hotkeys, and many of the commands overla
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I'm not naturally a sports fan, but I always find it good for social purposes to stay at least marginally aware of them (at least the major events). So, hacking in front of the TV for a change. That said, football brings to mind a great PG
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Why the Web Is Useless in Developing Countries - And How to Fix It
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Perhaps the tech industry is just the most difficult to judge?
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Tech industry is world's most trustworthy, says new survey. Why?
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Hey Microsoft, Stop Making Us Dislike You
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How A Startup Pivots: The Tagged Story (So Far)
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The SVNewTech Christmas Tech Toys Wishlist - SVNewTech
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I finished this recently and could not agree more. I've just started the 1980's miniseries via Netflix (no streaming, unfortunately) - I'm only two hours in, but so far it is a great retelling.
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"Daemon" and "Freedom" by Daniel Saurez. Very enjoyable reads, and chock full of not-too-distant futurism. They display an enormous amount of thinking about how social networks and the massively increased availability of data about our live
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The New Market For Synchronicity
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