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by arkitaip 5y ago
Some of these photos make the dishes look really unappetizing. Other than that, I like how every page is visible in just one viewpoint.
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by arkitaip 5y ago
Install Wordfence and see what it discovers.
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by arkitaip 5y ago
That's naval's entire thing. Just trite thinking packaged to inflate his own ego as a "thought leader".
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by arkitaip 5y ago
You've just summarized the beauty that is n-gate.
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by arkitaip 5y ago
Eric Weinstein is an exhausting person to read and listen to.
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by arkitaip 5y ago
Kinda lame how much the postportem focuses on the actions of the engineer and not the countless issues that allowed this issue to even happen.
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by arkitaip 5y ago
Why do you think Google is so slow to "innovate" new apps for Google Workspace? Like why doesn't Workspace has its own version of Trello, Asana or Airtable?
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by arkitaip 5y ago
Twitch is proof that a random approach to policy is even worse than a draconian one. At least with a draconian approach to policy you know exactly what the rules are whereas the random approach makes you second guess what's allowed or
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by arkitaip 5y ago
Thank YOU for writing comments like these - it encourages us web devs to work harder on accessibility.
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It's sad that both of them were stuck in a loveless marriage for so many years. Not even with all their billions, power and resources could they find happiness in their SO.
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by arkitaip 5y ago
I see this in B2B marketing all the time when it's obvious that customers are doing an apples to oranges comparison when it comes to your products and those of a certain competitor. Example: your competitor sells basic desktop accounti
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by arkitaip 5y ago
One doesn't follow from the other. Marketing isn't equally accessible because companies compete for the spaces in which marketing takes place, regardless if it's a highway billboard, a site banner or a Instagram post. The peo
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by arkitaip 5y ago
So we can agree that by absolute necessity a company needs to market its products and services due to competitors doing the same. Since, you know, you can't actually outlaw marketing, businesses have no choice to compete in this area.
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by arkitaip 5y ago
I bet the majority of the less nuanced comments are made by people who have never worked in a business capacity let alone ran a business. Tell any small business owner that they must not do marketing and they will consider you utterly ignor
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That's called marketing.
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Sometimes you miss out on amazing products at lower prices because they don't market themselves properly. Example: safety razors are cheaper and better than any Gillette razor you might buy but very few people use safety razors because
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by arkitaip 5y ago
What about when charities engage in marketing to solve the dire needs of millions, are they being evil?
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by arkitaip 5y ago
> Notion was built using first principles thinking. First principles thinking has really become yet another buzzword. I mean, what does that even mean in this context where notion is an amalgamation of every office productivity tool out
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by arkitaip 5y ago
The free version of Wordpress.com has become gnarly in recent years. They even use a dark pattern to trick you into thinking you have to buy a domain for your blog when in fact you can always just use a wordpress.com sub domain.
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by arkitaip 5y ago
Two don't make a trend when we're talking about billions of web sites. Typography it too important to abandon it in favor of whatever defaults Microsoft or Apple have enabled on their platforms.
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by arkitaip 5y ago
The content isn't accessible without login.
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by arkitaip 5y ago
I really like the short time format. A couple of minutes every day seems totally doable for even busy entrepreneurs. Probably faster and easier than doing the equivalent in blogging, no?
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by arkitaip 5y ago
Clearly what is needed are remote controlled vacuum cleaners where an operator can take control when the vacuum stumbles upon imaginery cliffs. Maybe one day we could have people directly manipulate vacuum cleaners in physical space.
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by arkitaip 5y ago
I mostly use Firefox so making sure projects work with it happens naturally. Also, using a decent framework like Bootstrap for simple projects automatically makes code Firefox compatible. But I'm more frequently noticing that sites don
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by arkitaip 5y ago
I think the front page does a good job at communicating considering how specialized this tool is and how small the audience it targets. But maybe they could move the demo video closer to above fold? Also, is booking a demo really the most i
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by arkitaip 5y ago
"While I don’t think there is a definition that universally applies, I’ve found a definition that works relatively well. Exclude any page that has ads. Remove them if they use Google Analytics or Google Fonts. Remove them if they use s
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by arkitaip 5y ago
Surely this only happens at FAANGs and VC powered startups? No way ordinary companies can afford these expensive hiring practices where you can throw overqualified and underutilized professionals at your recruiting pipeline instead of fixin
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by arkitaip 5y ago
You probably don't want to employ the type of people who have no problems dealing with the worst type of content the web has to offer.
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by arkitaip 5y ago
If you haven't checked out Roblox, do your self a solid and give it a go. Then try Roblox Studio, the IDE used to visually create games. I've been having real fun using Roblox Studio with my 8-yo niece to try out game ideas she ha
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by arkitaip 5y ago
You need to take a break. I'm not sure from what but you need to take a break.

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