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Mike Taber
@singlefounder · Entrepreneur, Moon River Software
Thanks Alex. I looked at it again and there are a few places where it's fairly obvious but that's what happens when the text is justified. It looks significantly worse if it's not justified though.
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kurt braget
@kurtybot · developer, entrepreneur
When I visit this page I get the feeling the book seller is really interested in making money above all else. I mean, I love reading biz books, but I'm wondering why I need to buy this one for 40$ or more? Why wouldn't I just go buy Eric Ries new book for half the price?
I'm only going to say this because I bought a few products from Product Hunt before an… See more
Chema
@deambulando · Founder @yclascom @openclassifieds
I agree, seems a bit expensive. But I can not comment the quality without reading it first which I wont do sorry.
What I can do is recommend other nice reading and cheaper:
- Anything You Want – by Derek Sivers (awesome book)
- Rework (from the basecamp guys)
- The $100 Startup (loads of tips and great to start)
Hope is useful to someone ;)
Fred Zimmeman
@fredzannarbor · Founder, PageKicker
Geez, it was written for me. If only it were free! ;-)
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Mike Taber
@singlefounder · Entrepreneur, Moon River Software
If you have any questions, let me know!
Alex Knight
@zerodistraction · Product Manager, FeedPress
@singlefounder Mike, the book looks really helpful, but in checking out one of the sample chapters, the full justification of the text often times has unpleasant large gaps between words.