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Try SmartSheet - Based on Mechanical Turk.

Recent reads I'd recommend...

Seth Godin's Linchpin

Viral Loops by Adam L. Penenberg

I can't leave instapaper

http://hypem.com/#/popular

Will look into the video scrolling...that shouldn't happen at all. The US centric comment makes perfect sense as this is our target market.

It seems we need more of a call to action at the end of the video to pre-empt registration to watch the whole video. The idea of showing the difference between unregistered/members video lenghth/breakdown of topics is great and one I would like to implement. Cheers

Really appreciate your thoughts Erik. The "premuim" area makes sense - this is definitely on our roadmap. Love the idea/look of moodle will review this further. Partnering makes huge sense for quality additional content for the premium subscribers. Thank you

Thanks for your insights. Big fan of Andrew's work. Yeah the content is original and produced by us. The value-add is in the strength of the interviewees we'd like to think. Breaking out an shining in this space is definitely going to be a challenge. We are channelling all the value into the content, ondemand access on multiple platforms (mobile, boxee, apps, widgets etc), and working towards connecting the audience closer to the top CEO's of the World. Thanks again.

Hey All,

Would love to get your feedback on a site I am working on at the moment. We just launched today so expect it to have a few bugs that need ironed out still.

Thoughts on branding/UI/Site content etc very much appreicated - either positive or negative. Will take them onboard/review and implement.

(Note: smart phone goodness a couple of weeks away)

statistics/data mining/web analytics. Maybe iTablet development

With potentially the worst meta title tag of all time "" on all news pages...they had no chance of been indexed.

Fix this and the URL structure - back in the game (dont know if that is positive for anyone though - couldn't see any value in the posts).

Thanks for all the great answers HN...inspired by NiallSmart (see comment) I created a playlist of all the music mentioned in this post - it features one track of every artist listed in the comments. Specific track was used when referenced.

spotify:user:zen53:playlist:5JtUZrhOvBV0IqySyhoDwF thanks again!

Thanks Niall this is awesome. Syncing right now for the week ahead :)

Fractals part1 and 2 now on my playlist - thank you!

Yep I require a tool like this but already use Xenu http://home.snafu.de/tilman/xenulink.html

Any spare invite I'd love one http://mailhide.recaptcha.net/d?k=01Hs9d6Ijfs8uGkaA75hXdZw==... Thank you. I'll invite 8 other HN'ers if passed an invite.

http://music.seanmccolgan.com couple of mashups from back in the day. Nothing special just playing around in Ableton.

How to Make Wealth http://paulgraham.com/wealth.html

There is a great comment in the article from a person who worked at Accenture...

"I finally quit after walking out of a berating meeting from a boss who reckoned I'd done a project too fast and produced an executable that was too small. "We quoted them three point two million for this. We can't give them a 500 Kb executable after a week and say it's done"

Wanna be startin something? http://bit.ly/aYDXm R.I.P Michael

Limbik Frequencies is another great source for coding music (slightly more leftfield) http://limbikfreq.com/

Disturbing Ad copy - Developer Tools - "Of course Internet Explorer 8 wins this one" Can someone please reconnect Microsoft's marketing department with planet Earth.

ebay have just opened up the playing fied...