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Crew Blog
blog.pickcrew.com · Company blog · on HN since 2014
The Crew Blog is a company blog on startups, productivity, burnout, side projects and growth hacking.
What HN saysHN commenters call one post blogspam that only links to another blog's article, and trace a research claim two steps back to its source.
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thirdtruck · 2014-08-19
Turns out I'd just assumed the article I read was linking directly to research: http://blog.pickcrew.com/reading-retention/.
And here's a more detailed article that they were referencing, two steps removed (haven't read it myself): http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/reading-paper-screens/.
greenyoda · 2014-07-22
This is pure blogspam, just a link to an article on another blog. Original article:
http://blog.pickcrew.com/squash-burnout-boost-productivity/