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Craig Bryant in We Are Mammoth

Sep 28, 2009

The hopeless anatomy of an unsubscribe page.

The latest app refusing to let me out of their sticky-ass email campaigns is Yammer. Is it really that hard to remove my record? Come on, please, I’ve tried to lose you three times, I’m certain of it. I have a two year old with the SQL chops to handle…

Ka Wai Cheung in We Are Mammoth

Sep 21, 2009

Fixing software problems after the fact

It’s better to finish something that’s not quite right than to continue to tweak and tweak the unfinished piece. It’s much easier to go back and fix something that’s “done” than to finagle with nuances of something you’re still working on.

Ka Wai Cheung in We Are Mammoth

Sep 23, 2009

Why simple ideas normally have complex implementations

Why do most simple ideas end up becoming complex implementations?

First off, I should simplify the question. Ideas are always simple. That’s why every business idea must be accompanied by the elevator pitch — 60 seconds to get your…

Ka Wai Cheung in We Are Mammoth

Sep 1, 2009

Embracing constraints should be real world sensibility, not cult dogma

Embracing constraints in design and programming shouldn’t have to feel like you’re going against anyone’s grain. Yet, there’s still a sense in the real world that enjoying these limitations is some Web 2.0…

Craig Bryant in We Are Mammoth

Sep 22, 2009

Shooting in the dark.

It sounds incredibly “duh”, but it’s surprising how often I try to solve a problem prior to understanding what exactly I’m trying to solve. Me constantly finds, er, me, catching, well, myself grasping at straws in the hopes that pure creativity will step in and bring closure. Shooting in…

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