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Observing the poetry of life is a no go! http://j.mp/10EOyLC
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Attention, all citizens!
“Perhaps, when we remember wars, we should take off our clothes and paint ourselves blue and go on all fours all day long and grunt like pigs. That would surely be more appropriate than noble oratory and shows of flags and well-oiled guns.” — Kurt Vonnegut, Cat’s Cradle
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Insights from a new mobile study from Google
– 77% of mobile searches are performed in locations where people are likely to have PCs available due to speed and convenience.
People use mobile all the time, even with a computer available.
Browser Diet – “the definitive front-end performance guide”
Apple Versus Wall Street: Don’t Pity the Hedgies
Remarkably enough, it was Tim Cook, the head of one of the most successful businesses in American history. via Pocket
Long, Slow, SaaS Ramp of Death Gail Goodman Constant Contact
So rather than write an introduction myself to Gail Goodman, CEO of Constant Contact‘s talk from the Business of Software Conference last year – ‘The Long, Slow, SaaS Ramp of Death’, I will introduce it with some words from Patrick McKenzie, Kalzumeus Software and @Patio11 on Twitter. via Pocket
tomasz by Tomasz Tunguz
Writing on the web is undergoing a renaissance. What started in the late 90s as mass-market adoption of blogging has given way to high production quality, curated magazines. via Pocket
The Entrepreneurial Age
The entrepreneurial age will be as important as the industrial age and the information age. In the industrial and information ages, we learned how to put physics and information to great use. Physics and information were also the basis for an organization’s differentiation and victory. via Pocket
It’s a Write/Read Mobile Web by Luke Wroblewski
Luke is at An Event Apart in Atlanta to give his presentation: It’s a Write/Read Mobile Web. He begins by showing us where he lives in Los Gatos in Silicon Valley. Facebook is up the road in Palo Alto. Yahoo is down the road in Sunnyvale, next to a landfill. via Pocket
История об одном стартапе и семи миллионах долларов
В середине прошлого месяца Джейсон Стирман в колонке «What I learned building» блога Medium опубликовал историю о том, как несколько лет назад его стартап был в шаге от реальных via Pocket
Guest Post: HOW TO SOCIAL
ME GET START WHEN FRED TAKE BIG CHANCE ON CRAZY PERSON TYPE LIKE DINOSAUR. MINIMUM VIABLE PERSONALITY TURN INTO MORE, WHICH LEAD TO DRAW REAL BOOKS LIKE LEAN ENTREPRENEUR. AND BEYOND. THIS A CHAPTER FROM NEW BOOK. IT DEDICATED TO FRED, AND TO COMMUNITY AT AVC.COM. NONE OF THIS HAPPEN WITHOUT YOU. via Pocket
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Startup identity & the sadness of a successful exit
My fingers trembled as I fed page 34 of 72 into the fax machine, deftly pressing the head of each page into its creaky jaws so that this shitty cheap-o machine wouldn’t snag two pages at once, slantways, obscuring the precious scribblings adorning the footer of each page where it read: “Seller via Pocket
