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by DailyHN 7y ago
I don't eat breakfast.
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I've operated a huginn for 5+ years. AMA
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Not exactly. You could write python externally (cloud functions/aws lambda) and then use huginn to call that over HTTP. This doesn't require any coding. Huginn has existing agents that you can easily configure to make HTTP request
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> I don’t know of any attacks on surfers. Which seems odd. That could be because surfers tend to be in much shallower water.
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by DailyHN 7y ago
+1 Turn the ship around! by L. David Marquet
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Really?
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by DailyHN 7y ago
Until you get hit by a car.
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by DailyHN 7y ago
If this is interesting to you, I recommend "The Book of Why" by Judea Pearl.
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$50 for parking is affordable?
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> If millennials really didn't like the urban lifestyle then wouldn't prices be dropping instead of staying high? Articially inflated / bubble pricing. Recently we were moving and received significant "incentives&quot
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Retargeting + content keyword + location targeting. That is, people that have visited my site in the past(with separate ad groups to test "expanded audiences"), currently visiting another site with the target keywords, from a targ
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by DailyHN 7y ago
Maybe more focus should be on the fraud instead of the people who are wondering if ads are worth pursuing because of having to set aside a part of their budget to that fraud. And considering the pervasiveness of tracking, why isn't the
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by DailyHN 7y ago
Can you better explain this usability? When a site is littered with ads, the content probably sucks, too. Could the ads make the internet more usable? For example, they help evaluate the content before reading it and leading one to find bet
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Great returns? My only expectations is being able to believe real people are actually clicking the ads. Which I don't.
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That's 5% of clicks I paid for, resulting in any click on the website.
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by DailyHN 7y ago
I find it hard to believe that 97.5% of people can click a link to a website and not even accidentally click something on that website. I'm not referring to real conversions , where yes, skills in marketing and using the tools does
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by DailyHN 7y ago
Yeah, it sucks for advertisers, too. From another active thread concerning the ad industry: > Using Google retargeting ads, less than 5% of desktop traffic goes on to click anywhere on my website. And it's worse for mobile than on d
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by DailyHN 7y ago
As someone who never uses any blockers, what's the benefit to you? I imagine you have some role in building the internet since you're on HN. As far as I'm aware, by not blocking ads I am experiencing the internet that the ma
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by DailyHN 7y ago
Using Google retargeting ads, less than 5% of desktop traffic goes on to click anywhere on my website. And it's worse for mobile than on desktops. Source: I setup Google Analytics event tracking to trigger on every page click. Edit:
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by DailyHN 7y ago
What is this transparent paper spray?
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by DailyHN 8y ago
Location: USA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Maybe Technologies: Angular, React, Vue JavaScript Frameworks Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/petrobrian/ Need something automated? Want someone to send a
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by DailyHN 8y ago
Do you have any examples?
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> A United spokesman said the airline does not include the features because its pilots use other data to fly the plane.
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Judea Pearl should have written "The Book of Why" about the millions of preventable deaths attributed to global warming. Instead, he wrote about, what appears to be the same phenomena, the "cigarettes are bad deniers" of
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by DailyHN 8y ago
But why?
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Skip to the Appendix and you'll see exactly what I'm talking about. Also, I'm managing the "5 Step Process to Get What You Want Out of Life" in the same spreadsheet.
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by DailyHN 8y ago
So it's a CRM? Or a single CRM feature? Does it use any proprietary or other APIs outside of the sheets scripts? Ping me when it's ready for beta testers Brian at angularjobs.com
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Awesome, can you tell us more? I'm building out "Idea Meritocracy" tools like those found in Principles(Dalio). The Google Forms integration is really powerful for mobile input. And event triggers are great for managing what&
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by DailyHN 8y ago
I don't think many people realize the flexibility of Google Sheets + Scripts. When I need an ad-hoc flexible internal tool, Google sheets is usually the first place I start building.
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Your right, that's correct. I need to edit that.

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