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by cardine 11y ago
I think that by the time that Google is able to quantify quality and relevance, people will be able to use AI to automatically create websites that are relevant and high quality. I'm not sure whether that is a good thing or not, but it
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by cardine 11y ago
I have a feeling that ACH payments are mostly only going to be widely adapted in instances where the purchase price is very large (5 figure+ transactions) where you have a dedicated account rep. I think it'll be quite a while before us
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by cardine 11y ago
I was responding to the original claim that a distribution channel requires capital or connections, which from my own experience is a false statement. You are right that free advertising requires work like engaging in the community, but all
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by cardine 11y ago
Maybe they started a business together?
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by cardine 11y ago
There are a million free or extremely cheap distribution channels on the internet. My current business with 7 figures ARR was launched almost exclusively on industry forums and there are no connections required to create an Adwords account.
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by cardine 12y ago
A disruptive innovation is an innovation that creates a new market. What market does the Chromebook create that a $200 netbook didn't already create?
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by cardine 12y ago
What makes the Chromebook a disruptive innovation?
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by cardine 12y ago
There are still very valuable resources in space.
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by cardine 12y ago
The issue is that if the public is unhappy with the police force there is no way for them to vote in a re-organization. However in the private sector this happens all the time; either forcing one company to re-organize or a re-organization
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by cardine 12y ago
Not much has changed because the people, companies, and institutions capable of making such improvements are now focusing on things with actual real world application.
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by cardine 12y ago
Eugene would not do a good job auto generating content that is useful for SEO and there are existing tools which do a very effective job auto generating content for SEO purposes.
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by cardine 13y ago
You should pay Brandon $2,345 to build a working MVP for that idea ;)
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by cardine 13y ago
The legit strategies you are suggesting require that you have a significant value add to offer. If that is the case your best bet is to ignore search engine traffic altogether - be happy when you get it but don't care when you don&#x27
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by cardine 13y ago
> 2. Gaming SEO is attractive to almost everybody. Google needs to make it so painful to get caught, that people won't bother risking it in the future. If Google makes it painful to get caught while also doing a poor job algorithmic
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by cardine 13y ago
There is no physical record of the bar story.
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by cardine 13y ago
I think this list only includes free datasets.
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by cardine 13y ago
I think the best solution is to not have rigid grades. Each kid should have their own dedicated teacher who teaches them at their own pace. That way each kid is kept at the perfect level of difficulty, enough that they need to try really ha
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by cardine 13y ago
Being a single founder is awesome. You have complete creative control, no concerns about later disagreements, a lot more equity, and you don't have to go it alone because you can always hire your co-founder as an employee.
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by cardine 13y ago
Thinking will eventually become mass produced. To a pre-industrial revolution artisan, having their work automated probably seemed just as difficult and "far out into the future" as a modern day programmer feels about his work being automat
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by cardine 13y ago
Who cares what Apple needs? Consumers voluntarily gave Apple that money and they should have the right to do whatever they want with it and not have to worry about the government arbitrarily stealing it from them in the name of fairness.
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by cardine 13y ago
What is wrong with looking out for you own self interests?
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by cardine 13y ago
Very well put. I bootstrapped and provided all of the funding for my company. It was worth the slightly slower growth because it can follow my long term vision and not the short term vision of a VC who is looking for a quick return on their
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by cardine 14y ago
I would say that I have. It's a B2B product that has a couple substantial value adds over the competition. I created the MVP and got a core group of people in a paid beta. There were tons of bugs, but because of the unique value add I offer
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by cardine 14y ago
Eventually yes. However in the near-term I see almost all NLP advances being implemented on the cloud.
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by cardine 14y ago
I think his point was that this would be a very bad end result. If there are no desktops or laptops in a household it becomes very hard for a kid to be immersed in development from a young age as tablets and phones are almost exclusively me
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by cardine 14y ago
They are always lawyered up.
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by cardine 14y ago
At first I thought this was for a startup that offers this service. I don't know if I'd use it, but it seems like a pretty cool offering someone could easily code up - have it detect what types of emails you don't read and then automaticall
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by cardine 14y ago
5 cent ideas in $10 sentences is pretty much describing half of HackerNews.
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by cardine 14y ago
It would be really cool to see what the 2012 election would've looked like with this map.
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by cardine 14y ago
I've had my own horror stories with Adwords. Google has by far the worst support of any company I've ever had to deal with in my entire life.

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