DisruptiveDave

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by DisruptiveDave 9y ago
No, I'm with you here. Just thinking through the other side of some of these. Lost jobs. Not sure "safety" is a big enough issue here. On a larger scale, I'm significantly concerned that society (thru tech) is becoming i
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by DisruptiveDave 9y ago
I don't know about that. Let's talk unemotionally about it. People die. Not all of them live until natural death. That's ok. That's how life works. There is plenty of good that comes from this. Is a goal of keeping every
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by DisruptiveDave 9y ago
All valid points, thanks
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by DisruptiveDave 9y ago
Serious question: how will it make life better for all? I haven't given that question a lot of thought, and I haven't heard legit answers from others yet.
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by DisruptiveDave 9y ago
Because TV advertising is in the crapper, but the physical TV and the behaviors that surround it (group watching, longer average viewing events than mobile, etc.) are still very attractive to advertisers. Could this be a way in?
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by DisruptiveDave 9y ago
Sopranos did it like 15 years ago with Tony's mother, and I'm sure they weren't the first.
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by DisruptiveDave 9y ago
Spotify + extreme bias towards X # of artists due to rights ownership = potentially crap experience for listeners.
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by DisruptiveDave 9y ago
Not the only way, but the easiest, laziest way. Which is the same approach that got us all into this fix in the first place. As the world turns...
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by DisruptiveDave 9y ago
Serious question: What is the argument for the need for autonomous driving? I haven't really pushed this question so figured I'd start here.
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by DisruptiveDave 9y ago
I'm a bit of an edge case, I'd presume, because I'm very very social when I want to be. Maybe that's not weird, after all. But at the end of the day, I either a) don't go because I don't want to (adult choices!
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by DisruptiveDave 9y ago
The best part about being comfortable as a "loner" is that your daily state of existence moves from one of need to one of curation and choice. Being alone is where I thrive, so any break from that requires a better return. My soci
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by DisruptiveDave 9y ago
I've been strongly doubting that there is such a thing as "the collective health and society." At best, we're in a growing pains situation as a species. At worst, we're simply not built to have this type of communic
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by DisruptiveDave 9y ago
As I've progressed from job to job (and everything in between), I've learned how important tracking your personal metrics are. I've trained my mind to always record the before/after for any project I work on and keep a w
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by DisruptiveDave 9y ago
I'd venture to say it's not the marketers acting on their own in many cases. Shit runs down hill. VCs want fast returns, CEOs want their investors to be happy about their CAC, marketers want to prove their value in this system. An
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by DisruptiveDave 9y ago
When we stop clicking.
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by DisruptiveDave 9y ago
There live a whole lotta tactics and activities between "ah, we don't like this promotion" and "this is not ethical."
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by DisruptiveDave 9y ago
"Oh boy, the shit consumers click on...." At one of my old jobs we had this annoying offer that appeared all over the site; it was confusing, convoluted, and presented in obnoxious ways. We all (marketing folks) hated it. Every da
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by DisruptiveDave 9y ago
Ton of examples of this stuff from the last 6 or 7 years, some onsite and some standalone, including: - Hubspot's website grader: https://website.grader.com/ - Leadpages' landing page grader: https://ww