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Comment #7184294
Any evidence to support this? If anything it seems like growth is accelerating.
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Comment #7150953
The whole point of the post is that we are different than our users. What we want, or what we think is important, often doesn't match up with what users really need.
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Comment #7079935
We've been using a Kanban-like approach for about 36 months. While it's not perfect, it's advantage is that it's actually fairly flexible: you can modify it to fit your needs. For …
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Comment #6672172
I think if your main source of income is stickers, that's risky. They will (and already are) become commoditized - with MessageMe, Path, etc... all jumping onboard. I'm guessing th…
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Comment #6665953
If the challenge is to "think of successful entrepreneurs or CEOs who blog", I can think of a bunch off the top of my head: Leo W. at Buffer - http://blog.bufferapp.com/author/leo …
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Comment #6665044
After doing a lot of listening in forums, on my email list, etc... I launched http://jfdi.bz as a response to a common pain I kept seeing: there's so many people building products …
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Comment #6663320
One reason: a PDF feels like a "finished publication" . While HTML can be dynamically updated, a PDF is the equivalent of something "going to the press". Another reason: for whatev…
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Comment #6630675
I can identify with that completely. The commute just killed me - added so much stress and load. It affected me at work (I'd come into the office feeling burnt out), and it affecte…
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Comment #6630585
This probably depends on personality too: I just really hate driving (no matter what). ;) There is, however, good research that shows the adverse affects of commuting: http://www.s…
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Comment #6630499
Absolutely. Jason and DHH talk about that quite a bit in the book. If you read the book, I'd be interested in hearing your thoughts.
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Comment #6615217
My guess is they'll join university & the workforce, and then they'll join the world's most popular social network: email. ;)
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Comment #6615052
I think this article proves that wrong (if these stats are true). Teens are the most fickle demographic out there!
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Comment #6614995
I find Silicon Valley's obsession with teens fascinating. Why is teen usage a benchmark for the health of a startup? Do teenagers spend money online? Is there any research on that?…
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Comment #6614960
Is Salesforce extremely profitable? http://beta.fool.com/boriskabinov/2012/08/13/will-salesforce... http://www.informationweek.com/software/enterprise-applicati... Looks like the a…
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Comment #6612818
I'm looking for data on whether Nike trimmed down its product line based on this advice. Has anyone else found anything?
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Comment #6612776
I like the point being made here: building a product is hard. But once you've built it, you have a new mountain to climb: building a business. In our startup culture, "building the…
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Comment #6600056
I really like the idea of "writing through the product dev process". So often I get stuck and the act of "talking it out" helps - I think writing a blog/journal would be even bette…
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Comment #6588365
I think the premise is that consultants often bill by the hour and don't include bathroom breaks, screwing around, etc... as billable hours.
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Comment #6492089
This line really hits home the key failing I've had with email from startups (especially pre-launch confirmation emails): "The single biggest problem I see in emails that web produ…