brosirmandude

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by brosirmandude 5y ago
"the bulk of NFTs". Are you implying a majority of NFTs do this? If so, I don't think that's correct. At least it very much doesn't jive with my experience or the creators I know. Yes it's definitely happening,
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by brosirmandude 5y ago
I'd argue it's the opposite. Having many right clickers around does the opposite of their intention, it gives the NFTs free marketing and exposure. More right clickers > more eyeballs on the NFT > more people intrigued enoug
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by brosirmandude 6y ago
This is the point right here. Every reaction to UBI discussions immediately assume UBI is trying to replace all income, which is very much not the idea. It's a floor for society.
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by brosirmandude 6y ago
A lot of people saying that this decision is because of adblockers, third party scripts, and future laws but...what if they just don't need third party ads anymore? They've likely been collecting reader data for awhile and are pro
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by brosirmandude 6y ago
>if you have an approved extension with https://*/* permissions and active users, malware authors will offer to buy your extension for a very high price. This is interesting, and I didn't realize this was a thing. A
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Ask HN: What are some small/mid SaaS companies that don't get enough attention?
28 points by brosirmandude 7y ago|9 comments
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Google My Business Explores Charging Fees(seroundtable.com)
1 points by brosirmandude 7y ago|0 comments
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by brosirmandude 8y ago
FB is publicly traded though, and it's pretty clear that controversial content keeps people engaged with the platform, and in turn engaging with ads. FB has a fiduciary responsibility to make their platform show content that it's
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by brosirmandude 8y ago
Can't this be done using NLP, or even just pulling term frequency within content? I imagine FB (& whoever else has access to the data) has to be doing this on the backend somewhere for their own research. We essentially need a Goog
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Meet Andrew Yang, a 2020 US presidential hopeful running against the robots(qz.com)
1 points by brosirmandude 8y ago|0 comments
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by brosirmandude 8y ago
I think the key words here are "with some effort". Ultimately anything is potentially worth the price depending on the amount of effort a person is willing to dedicate to solving something vs having it "solved" for them.
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by brosirmandude 8y ago
Honestly, public & private FB groups. Groups dedicated around specific subjects (mostly related to my career) have been some of the most influential places for learning, networking, building relationships that I've been able to cal
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Google Listens and Responds to Site That Lost 60% of Traffic After Algo Update(seroundtable.com)
1 points by brosirmandude 8y ago|0 comments
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by brosirmandude 8y ago
So what I'm hearing is, start a tree removal service.
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Ask HN: Why should an ordinary person care about big company data breaches?
1 points by brosirmandude 8y ago|1 comments
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by brosirmandude 8y ago
It could be defined a number of ways. Google, for instance, has said in the past that they strive to provide accurate information but they are not a "truth engine". So the "right" results would vary across many different
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Ask HN: How could search results change so most clicks don't go to spots #1-3?
1 points by brosirmandude 8y ago|2 comments
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by brosirmandude 8y ago
Yeah that's gonna be a no from me dog... As a marketer I've been fortunate enough to avoid most of the AMP fallout because of the specific makeup of my clientele. However, my colleagues who have to deal with AMP want Google to kil
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by brosirmandude 8y ago
Oh this is interesting. Someone more code-inclined than me should build a review scraper (if it doesn't exist already). >enter business >scrapes reviews >pulls out most mentioned phrases and can filter common ones like "g
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by brosirmandude 8y ago
Sounds like that old site got bought by someone building a PBN (Private Blog Network). They buy old domains, get the old content from archive.org, and then add a link in somewhere to their "money" site, or to another site in their
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by brosirmandude 8y ago
It could be this, but I also think it's just...no one has any idea how to market on reddit via paid advertising. Obviously /r/hailcorporate exists for a reason as many marketers are successful in marketing on reddit "org
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by brosirmandude 8y ago
Yeah but they can tell us a whole lot about being a chimpanzee. That's about all we can rightfully expect of them.
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by brosirmandude 8y ago
A political candidate for president is actually running on a UBI platform. The way he says we'll pay for it is this: "Andrew proposes funding UBI by consolidating some welfare programs and implementing a Value-Added Tax (VAT) of 1
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by brosirmandude 8y ago
>shaming cities into actually funding their road maintenance budgets This would be what I tell myself is a noble goal while working on this project. >Is the primary objective sales? Yes, but indirectly. Primary goal here is likely bra
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by brosirmandude 8y ago
It depends on your definition of productive but in my opinion it's creating wealth, companies, & jobs. People are going into work every day to work on crypto-related products. Bitcoin & other cryptocurrencies are putting food o
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by brosirmandude 8y ago
This 100%. SEO is often more jumping between things that don't fit most peoples preconceptions of SEO than it is about editing a title tag or submitting a sitemap.
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by brosirmandude 8y ago
Sure, do you have a specific type of industry in mind? In my experience, it's brand new or still relatively young companies that SEO is often not great for. It might be a great thing to engage in in the future for them, but early stage
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by brosirmandude 8y ago
I'm a little biased because I currently work as an SEO Manager at an agency, but I would say yes. It REALLY depends on the type of business, what stage the business is at, their goals, and probably a few other things. SEO should almost
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by brosirmandude 9y ago
>Otherwise, people won’t get the help they need, and dumbasses will continue to revert to their tropes of “laziness”, “lack of willpower”, “bad parenting”, and “just need to put in more effort”. This hit me pretty hard. This has been me
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Turn Prisons into Colleges(nytimes.com)
200 points by brosirmandude 9y ago|176 comments

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