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by _k 13y ago
The fun high-impact stuff rarely drives the customer's bottom line.
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by _k 13y ago
Sort of like https://www.innocentive.com ?
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by _k 13y ago
Feedback : - An overall calendar would be good. - Software updates would be good, including what you're about to update and what type of php version the updates need. - Is it possible to change the text in the html ? I'm thinking about
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by _k 13y ago
I don't think it's false. I have a site with one page, one video. Time on site really is zero seconds. However, playing the video may trigger an event that allows Google to measure some of the visits.
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by _k 13y ago
Government websites need to start with the user. What's the point of showing all the information if it's not relevant ? What's the point of showing me permits that only apply to residents, if they don't apply to a business owner ?
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by _k 13y ago
So Google UK is now allowed to use everyone's photographs (not just thumbnails) and use those photographs to sell ads next to it. How is that right ? It only applies to orphan works but you can easily and in an anonymous way strip out the m
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by _k 13y ago
There're lots of people who feel like you do.
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by _k 14y ago
Regarding epen allocation. What if only 2 engineers are needed and 100 are interested ?
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by _k 14y ago
Been hearing it when it was trading at prices less than $ 1. Not sure what to think. What if it gets hacked ? What if the creator has a backdoor ?
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by _k 14y ago
You're right, some of it gets lost, but where I live there's a company that recycles all kinds of electronic equipment, circuit boards, mobile phones, .... The company's name is Umicore, they recover the gold at a cost that's cheaper t
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by _k 14y ago
That doesn't sound fair. But it doesn't surprise me. Most of it is a waste of my time. I find my apps in the browser from people or companies talking about them. Then I go to the app store and do a search for it.
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by _k 14y ago
I think you're right. A lot of companies are making an app to show the contents of their website. That just doesn't make sense. The app I use for that is the browser.
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by _k 14y ago
I think it could work but you need 2 things: niche content and an audience adding value. I'm not interested in what the NY Times has to say about sports so why would I pay for it, I'm not even remotely interested in 99 % of all of the
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by _k 14y ago
I'm from Europe. I'm not sure what's behind the paywall because I think I see all the content. I never seem to go back to the site. What makes it great content to you ?
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by _k 14y ago
Amazon is a category killer just like Wal-Mart is and if their PE ratio is 14.38, then Amazon's P/E ratio should be in that area as well. In order to avoid being placed in that category, you have to do some disruptive things. It's similar
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by _k 14y ago
If I'm not mistaken, they do have 5 billion in cash and cash equivalents. ( I don't know where that came from, equity or net income in the previous years ? ) So they can keep this going for 18 more years. And then they can start selling the
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by _k 14y ago
It's not always about being productive. If problems start to surface and you're not there talking to those you need to talk to or you're not there to see it for yourself and you do half of all your work by email, then chances are high you'r
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by _k 14y ago
Exactly what I was thinking.
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by _k 14y ago
I'm gonna push back a little bit by raising a few questions: Jerome Guillen is talking about incremental improvements because when they launched, the car wasn't good enough. Being able to update the software is great but is it really
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by _k 14y ago
It's not that unusual. Lots of companies start out the way this guy did. This happens all over the world, not just in China. In order to scale things up, you either rely on manual labor or automated machinery. And you can outsourc
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by _k 14y ago
I worked with a company where there were 2 founders and one of them told the other guy he would like to retire so he got bought out. He was still working for the company while the other guy went on vacation. 2 weeks later he came back,
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by _k 14y ago
I've seen companies enter into a partnership with a Chinese company to manufacture niche products. A few years in, the partnership is stopped and the Chinese company copies everything, shows up on trade shows, etc. There's nothing you can d
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by _k 14y ago
Commercial use is ok if you're a pro user or "You are a small-scale independent production company, non-profit, or artist, in which case you may use the Vimeo Service to showcase or promote your own creative works."
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by _k 14y ago
I used to have an account on FB but I closed it and it's unlikely I'm going back. I did create a company page. I'm on Twitter and I'm giving G+ another go for the third time. iCloud looks interesting and could be a major threat to FB be
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by _k 14y ago
I don't see a lot of companies doing this in the near future. Most of the products out there are made in different materials and most companies consider their CAD drawings to be their IP. You might as well partner up with a Chinese company
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by _k 14y ago
The more the value offered, the more likely politics wins.
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by _k 14y ago
My impression is local plumbers don't care about SEO. They don't care about scale. They care about making money. They don't need SEO for it, they need to offer a good service. Links with a no follow attribute do have some value,
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by _k 14y ago
We're led to believe the solution to this economic crisis is either getting deeper in debt or more austerity measures (higher taxes, less subsidies) We're led to believe it's either A or B. It's neither A or B for most countries. The
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by _k 14y ago
Any keyword suggestion tools you would recommend before a site gets a lot of traffic? (other than Google's Keyword Tool)
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by _k 14y ago
He's getting 100+ requests per second. You could rate limit the IPs. The question is how many IPs is Feedfetcher using ?

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