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by 0898 6y ago
What does “gamma” mean in this context?
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by 0898 6y ago
You mean if you factor in your time? Okay: in that case maybe.
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by 0898 6y ago
"It will soon be just as cheap to have your food prepared and delivered as going to the grocery store and making it yourself." I doubt this very much.
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by 0898 6y ago
> Attention spans these days are terrible. The most popular podcast in the world lasts for 3 hours. I don't think it's true that attention spans are getting shorter – long form content has never been more popular.
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by 0898 6y ago
Answer: organise a “hide and seek” flash mob, apparently.
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by 0898 6y ago
Back then, I remember Internic let you register a domain and you had 30 days to pay up, because people would commonly put a cheque in the post ("mail a check.")
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by 0898 6y ago
Is this some kind of human buffer overflow?
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by 0898 6y ago
I can relate to this. I publish a newsletter for about 2,000 UK agency owners. I have a high open rate (45%) because the emails are really stories about other agencies, rather than about myself. But it's really hard to overcome that &q
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by 0898 6y ago
Thanks, really useful.
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by 0898 6y ago
I've just ordered these, so I'd be interested in any opinions. (Ideally ones that validate my decision to purchase, let's be honest.)
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by 0898 6y ago
"All Lives Matter" is Racism 1.0 thinking. But Racism 2.0 has been pushed out and – in some ways – it's a forced upgrade. Racism 1.0 was widely understood: racists were bad people who made monkey chants on football terraces.
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by 0898 6y ago
I have to disagree. I enjoyed the use of metaphor, and actually highlighted several on my Kindle. # "Zuck had once famously derided [Twitter] as 'a clown car that drove into a gold mine'" # "One of the Harvard mafio
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by 0898 6y ago
The Kevin Spacey one is genuinely brilliant. They've taken it down, but older accounts like mine still have it.
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by 0898 6y ago
I missed the day of school where we learned what a flywheel was – so these metaphors always go over my head.
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by 0898 6y ago
I call these companies RHBs: rich, huge and boring.
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by 0898 6y ago
Personally, I find Zoom's breakout rooms a complete game-changer when it comes to hosting online events. If you use them properly they can reduce or eliminate a lot of the energy-sapping effects of online meetings.
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by 0898 7y ago
The copy in your post is great. I understood what you do straight away.
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by 0898 7y ago
Could not much the same effect have been achieved by pulling on a piece of string?
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by 0898 7y ago
He’s a really unusual blend of journalist and comic, isn’t he.
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by 0898 7y ago
Question if anybody knows: did Concur used to be good, and then became trash after it was acquired by SAP? Or was it always clunky and hostile?
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by 0898 7y ago
This could be an epic house of cards. A speaker I follow made this one of his predictions for this decade [Source: https://www.perrymarshall.com/52453/10-predictions-for-2020-... ] "A charismatic college grad drenc
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by 0898 7y ago
Cycle though?
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by 0898 7y ago
People still play Second Life?
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by 0898 7y ago
What actually is inflammation?
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by 0898 7y ago
Yes, that’s it. Good find. I’m the first to admit I was an IT dilettante, despite covering it.
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by 0898 7y ago
I unknowingly met him once in 2002 or 2003, and I’ve just this second realised who he was. I was visiting Microsoft Research in Cambridge writing an article for PC Format magazine, a British computer mag. They took me to see a few people to
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by 0898 7y ago
Let me see if I have this right: robotic process automation means automating ordinary desktop software by simulating cursor and keyboard inputs?
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by 0898 7y ago
A 2% profit with a 5% chance of going busto doesn’t sound like a super smart trade, unless I’m missing something.
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by 0898 7y ago
The success of Joe Rogan is fascinating and encouraging. For a long time there was a view that attention spans were diminishing. Facebook and Tik Tok reduced content to the smallest possible dosage. But look at this. This is one of the worl
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by 0898 7y ago
I run a series of events for people who run agencies. (By agency, I mean creative, marketing, or technology agencies.) Events are a good business to get into as a solo founder. You can book a venue, and you don't have to pay until a fe

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