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Snoonan: “When you're a team of one, your I/O bandwidth is almost infinite. It's all in your brain, so you don't have to explain anything, write anything down, have meetings, draw on whiteboards, etc.” → Read More

Pasquale D’Silva: “It seems crazy to me that more people don’t think about interfaces with respect to the dimension of time. Motion can provide so much information!” → Read More

Rian Van Der Merwe: “The problem with many Marketers today is that they too often make it all about the company, and not about user needs.” → Read More

Zach Holman: “The trick is finding out how you work best. For me, I tend to take an OCD approach to emptying things.” → Read More

In the programming field, we have improved our tools, but globally, we are still doing the same thing: coding with text files. That's sad. → Read More

Paul Thurrott: “Microsoft already has a mobile platform with a thriving ecosystem. It’s called Windows Phone, and I think it makes a far better choice for general purpose tablets than does Windows RT.” → Read More

Marco Arment: “Tech companies with mobile apps can practically tile walls with outdated Android devices. They’re the new AOL CDs.” → Read More

Tanoku: “Likewise, we've spent a ton of valuable time graphing and mining data from all over our stack; it's only natural that after that, we care about how we present that data. Like typography, it's hard because it's an arduous hunt for the aesthetics hidden behind information.” → Read More

Freyr: “Could “changing the world” be a contender the most trite, overused expression of 2013?” → Read More