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by aniketpanjwani 1y ago
Thought HN might find this case study interesting. Basically, how can local media adapt to decreasing ad revenue and less interest in local issues? Case study shows how one newsletter/newspaper adapts and is able to do quite well with
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Automated local newsletter in Salina, KS makes $500k/year(contentquant.io)
2 points by aniketpanjwani 1y ago|1 comments
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by aniketpanjwani 2y ago
Yep, I've got this dataset here: https://contentquant.io/data/newsletters/ Don't have a list of YouTube videos/podcasts, but I'm going to start putting it together.
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by aniketpanjwani 2y ago
Hey HN - I'm an economist studying the newsletter industry. Thought you may be interested in this analysis I did studying monetization in local newsletters. Local newsletter: a newsletter serving some local population with events info,
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The Economics of Local Newsletters(contentquant.io)
2 points by aniketpanjwani 2y ago|3 comments
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by aniketpanjwani 7y ago
I've been thinking through how best to screen personal assistants, and these are both very helpful ideas. I particularly like the first idea to screen applicants on esoteric utilities - thanks for your comment!
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by aniketpanjwani 7y ago
Your wife's research is almost surely correlational, not casual - I'm assuming it's some sort of OLS using the NLSY or some similar dataset. The fact that happiness and health goes up dramatically when parents are north of 60
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by aniketpanjwani 7y ago
This looks exciting! I'll play around with the tutorial and try to set up the AWS environment this weekend. I have several questions. 1. At what sort of scale does Metaflow become useful? Would you expect Metaflow to augment the produc
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The Shallows: What the Internet Is Doing to Our Brains(addictedto.tech)
2 points by aniketpanjwani 9y ago|0 comments
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by aniketpanjwani 9y ago
I see - it would be pretty nice to not have to install certificates. However, I kind of like mitmproxy, and I'd rather not get rid of it if I don't have to. A couple questions: 1. Would it be possible to do this through mitmproxy?
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by aniketpanjwani 9y ago
Chomper is essentially a wrapper around mitmproxy - http://docs.mitmproxy.org/en/stable/ (albeit a large wrapper). When mitmproxy first runs, it generates certificates into ~/.mitmproxy ( http://doc
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by aniketpanjwani 9y ago
I'm not really sure what it means to use SNI and TCP-passthru instead of MITM. Could you expand a bit? In particular, what would be the advantage of this approach? I'm really a novice when it comes to computer networking - I learn
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by aniketpanjwani 9y ago
Great question. 1. It's browser independent. You have to import security certificates for each browser, but this is a step which will eventually be automated ( https://github.com/aniketpanjwani/chomper/issues&#
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by aniketpanjwani 9y ago
Chomper is an internet blocker for helping prevent procrastination/mindless web surfing. It's in the same vein as Cold Turkey ( https://getcoldturkey.com/ ) or SelfControl ( https://selfcontrolapp.com&#x2F
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Show HN: Chomper – An Internet Blocker for Linux(github.com)
24 points by aniketpanjwani 9y ago|12 comments