WWKong

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by WWKong 11y ago
It does not make the author wrong at all. Just that as humans we tend to rationalize things, often by reading between the lines.
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by WWKong 11y ago
I was skeptical, but it really works. It is going to help a lot of folks with content marketing.
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by WWKong 11y ago
I like the creative thinking in the post. However what we see at play here is confirmation bias. Once the author has convinced himself that Model X is a step towards self-driving future, everything demoed is viewed with that lense. This hap
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by WWKong 11y ago
I'm glad you got good response. I suspect for most people, including me, the treatment would be the same as any other newsletter.
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by WWKong 11y ago
Thanks for posting the images side by side. It was tremendously refreshing to see the previous interface. To me the affordance on that is way way higher than the new flat trend.
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by WWKong 11y ago
"evolution of [product's] look and feel"
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by WWKong 11y ago
Yup. 12 yrs and still no GC in sight.
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by WWKong 11y ago
"Yes, motivating creators is a problem, but there are many possible solutions." Could you outline couple of them? Let's say I want to publish an ebook. What model would ensure that I can pay my rent (similar levels of revenue
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by WWKong 11y ago
"You can't just pick out some basic shapes and text for your logo. You need color theory, contrast analysis, a brand strategy, a well developed concept, etc." Maybe let the entity decide for themselves what they want?
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by WWKong 11y ago
Yup. The publisher won't want those users on their site anyway if they can't be monitized.
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by WWKong 11y ago
Like with all other Google services you should be able to get your data out using the takeout service.
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by WWKong 12y ago
Your experience seems rather limited. Because H1Bs by no stretch are cheap. You got to be kidding yourself if you think Indians buying up all those million+ dollar homes in Bay Area are earning low wages.
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by WWKong 12y ago
Don't listen to this guy. From personal experience I can tell you that each degree you get will fetch you a positive ROI. A very high multiple over several years. Sure you can skip school and hope to be a startup millionaire. But you c
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by WWKong 12y ago
Product cycles are much much longer. So, no.
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by WWKong 12y ago
It does work if you are a VC. Tons of talented folks living in dorm like conditions (some living out their car), working long hours, in the hopes of striking it rich one day. Most fail. Some succeed proped by blogs owned by VCs. It is a nic
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by WWKong 12y ago
Wow. My laziness/inertia is costing me real dollars.
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by WWKong 12y ago
Help me understand the math. With contract I pay $200. Without I pay $750. Difference = $550. Divided by 24 months = $23. Do I pay more than that to ATT each month? Assumption is that I get a new phone every 2 yrs which I have been for the
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by WWKong 12y ago
Just a friendly reminder that India follows metric system.
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by WWKong 12y ago
"And yet, there's an amazing satisfaction that comes from entrepreneurship that you just can't get by working for someone else.". Are you sure about this? For everyone? How?
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by WWKong 12y ago
I was in the same boat. Then I recallibrated myself a bit and everything changed. The tweak was what I thought "work" was. If you think going to this place called office and doing what you think you love to do (code, design, water
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by WWKong 12y ago
This is fantastic. I will be a customer in next couple weeks. If you could add more marketing services you can up-sell me.
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by WWKong 12y ago
Maybe they should try and get iMesssages pulled. Because I stopped using Yo app after first 3 mins but now between friends we sometimes text "yo" to start/end the conversation. But that is getting old too.
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by WWKong 12y ago
I saw a form asking for my Amazon password and noped out of there. I really want to try the service, but how do we solve for this trust issue?
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by WWKong 12y ago
You don't
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by WWKong 13y ago
Blow up a couple of those and pirates would learn fast to not come anywhere near.
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by WWKong 13y ago
Yes. By changing your attitude that 100% of what you do should be "enjoyable". Try and strike a balance. In real world you will find that most everyone puts up with stuff for safety net around basic needs like house, car, raising
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by WWKong 13y ago
I strongly believe that was the right way to go. I never understood why Google didn't make a big push for standard structured information. They could have published standards for different industries similar to RSS. Everyone would have
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by WWKong 13y ago
"Boss, in fact it is your move. Explain to me why you shouldn't."
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by WWKong 13y ago
What were the success metrics?
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by WWKong 13y ago
So why should you move the button? You didn't say that. All I see from you is, "move the button" which is up against the request from the business guy that reads, "add the 4th option to the drop down and the client will

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