My New Job with DmgCtrl
After almost eight years of self-employment I have taken a job at DmgCtrl in Philadelphia. Why this shop, and why now.
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After almost eight years of self-employment I have taken a job at DmgCtrl in Philadelphia. Why this shop, and why now.
A week in review covering the WWDC keynote and Mavericks, E3, and the latest Philly CocoaHeads meeting.
Spoiler country. My running list of nitpicks and plot holes in Star Trek Into Darkness, starting with Khan's blood.
A practice screencast introducing Objective-C categories, made while I work out how to do educational video well.
I added a Let's Play index to the site. What LPs are, and the channels I keep coming back to.
I refreshed my reading list page. Take a look, and send recommendations if you have any.
I finally made it to Philly Startup Weekend, 54 hours to launch a startup from nothing. Notes from the weekend.
WWDC 2013 sold out fast, but students still have Apple's scholarship program. I went on one, so apply by May 2nd.
A first look at Panic's Status Board for iPad, and why the free-form widgets are where the real power sits.
How much self-promotion is too much after you ship? Some thoughts on retweet etiquette, prompted by Dave Winer.
I retired my Mac Pro for a 27-inch iMac and lost all those drive bays. How I solved storage without them.
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A quiet few weeks. A stomach bug, a new desk that tore up the office, tax paperwork, and some Starcraft 2.
The next phase of Running Lean for CB Reader is problem interviews, where you find out whether the problem is even real.
The CB Reader intro video is up, along with a feature survey to help me work out what has to make the first launch.
I called a LessConf diversity post pretentious and was asked to explain myself. This is the line-by-line explanation.
Google Reader was two things, a web app and an unofficial API, and the second one is why its shutdown hurts so much.
Building a Lean Canvas for CB Reader, using Ash Maurya's Running Lean to turn vague ideas into testable hypotheses.
Google Reader shuts down July 1st and the apps built on it are in trouble. Part of why I started CB Reader.
Announcing CB Reader, a project to centralize your incoming articles and organize them by semantic analysis and social signals.
A review of Eric Ries's The Lean Startup, read while deciding what project to take on after selling ProfitTrain.
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