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Interview with Marco Arment, creator of the classic read-it-later app, Instapaper. Ironically, I read this interview in GoodLinks.
The app that freed you from dozens of open browser tabs, by having you stash articles for later Some apps are fleeting.
Marco also created Overcast, my favorite podcast player, and was lead developer of Tumblr from its founding in 2006 through 2010. So he built some of my favorite Internet things. Thanks, Marco!
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Usually, people are deciding between going to college (and usually working on side projects while they do so), joining a company, or starting their own startup. [1] [2] Read Article
I’ve been thinking more about how I review a design – both my own and someone else’s. So over the past couple days I’ve been writing down every question I’ve been asking when I look at a design-in-progress. Read Article
For years Instapaper was the gold standard, but it’s slipping further and further behind. It might have great fonts, and it certainly has the best-looking (and cleanest) reading view, and it arguably has the best parsing engine (the thing that removes the cruft and leaves just the sweet, simple article text), but it’s feeling a little old-fashioned.
One of the worst arguments against something I've read.
