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by chdaniel 8y ago
Thanks for the comm. Surely yeah, packaging the data for the end consumer is aligned with the idea of the post
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by chdaniel 8y ago
But this is it about the RMA — why have them ask instead of facilitating it? They'd ask, it takes some minutes online, then they send it digitally — takes a working day or two. Here's what I think it's been going through thei
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by chdaniel 8y ago
Speaking of GOT, I know for sure I'd love it to death given I've been through LOTR some years ago but I'm so afraid it'll get me addicted and I won't do shit until I'm done with the 6-7 seasons (idk how many th
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by chdaniel 8y ago
Got you. When I choose something as trivial as a barber or some other day-to-day service, I look at this— do they answer to complaints on Google Maps reviews? I don't mind them making mistakes — everyone does. Will they blame it on me
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by chdaniel 8y ago
oh damn, thank you. what browser are you using? I'll see what can be done
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by chdaniel 8y ago
I'll check todoist as well — thx for mentioning it! Hopefully yeah, it will become the standard to facilitate even the churn process
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by chdaniel 8y ago
hahaha, just created mine yesterday and I didn't know that. I don't think it's as bad when all they require of you is account name and password (so no data to be sold, presumably) and it's free — I do get the "irony
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by chdaniel 8y ago
they've got their right to do so and I understand there's a huge pain body associated with the SJW term. However, it was a shame that we got into a bit of warfare around the semantics of a word when both I and these people who wer
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by chdaniel 8y ago
Thought the same, never articulated the thought. When I choose something as trivial as a barber or some other day-to-day service, I look at this— do they answer to complaints on Google Maps reviews? I don't mind them making mistakes —
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by chdaniel 8y ago
> I know this article is pointed at consumers, and the comparison to buying clothes is excellent, but it’s actuallly a big thing in modern enterprise as well. That's what I say in some other written pieces of mine — even if it&#x27
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by chdaniel 8y ago
I like what Basecamp are about and the way they've sculpted their brand — voice, feeling, visuals etc. > I wish them all the best for their product. That's their win. And actually your whole post in itself. Wouldnt' be sur
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by chdaniel 8y ago
Very glad to hear that. Will get in touch now. Thanks for sharing it!
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by chdaniel 8y ago
Oh I understand what's unclear now. So here's what I'm trying to connect 1. These rich people like to start lean (some of them) 2. This way of conducting business gives equality of opportunity 3. Therefore, these lean-starter
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by chdaniel 8y ago
But not having a solid definition shouldn't stop us from thinking for ourselves, right?
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by chdaniel 8y ago
Let's respect the guidelines and not go into politics. I didn't want to touch down on politics and I think using SJW can be non-political. I understand you don't. Discussing that would be political.
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by chdaniel 8y ago
That's exactly what I'm advocating against! I do see this happening every time in dying industries: when they know it as well (they do, trust me), it so happens that they're clinging onto every single penny they can do. And I
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by chdaniel 8y ago
Regarding the dynamic pricing, that's what I address in the next day's article, following this. I was saying that I'm hoping this way of conduting will be the standard more and more as: 1. It’s absorbed into culture as good
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by chdaniel 8y ago
I'm not religious but I love reading about the history and philosophy of religion. Piggybacking on what you said about Karma — it's the golden rule. The intersection of all religions, the bit that's in every. single. holy boo
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by chdaniel 8y ago
Leaving aside what we know for a moment — wouldn't I be addressing a social issue and looking for justice in a hostile (warrior) way because of something that happened to me?
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by chdaniel 8y ago
Leaving aside what we know for a moment — wouldn't I be addressing a social issue and looking for justice in a hostile (warrior) way because of something that happened to me?
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by chdaniel 8y ago
Surely SJWs are not only in the US. And let's leave what we know aside for a moment — wouldn't I be addressing a social issue and looking for justice in a hostile (warrior) way because of something that happened to me? I give the
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by chdaniel 8y ago
Just checked MailChimp and they've got free, $10/mo and up, $199/mo and up I know it's the last thing you'd want to hear but maybe the gritted teeth bring the nitpick and resentment that I see through the posts
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by chdaniel 8y ago
Nono, don't get me wrong. The point with rich people (which I've reused because I thought it fit those conversations) is that even if you have millions in your bank account, you imagine businesses with their own 'pots'.
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by chdaniel 8y ago
Depends on how able are you to offer that, without more background info it's harder to say. But then it also boils down to intent, just like I said in the article. You might have created a blue ocean for yourself and say "I don&#x
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by chdaniel 8y ago
Hi Zach, Thx for the comment. Maybe we have to go through an unpleasant experience once to understand what you’ve resonated with from the article and what I wrote. Or maybe multiple times. Who knows Regarding the quote, what I meant was tha
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by chdaniel 8y ago
I think you meant "who just create a lot of users" (...and keep them all below 20 servers)? I got mad love for you for doing this. Just tweeted at you but sending you an email now
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by chdaniel 8y ago
And that's the wonderful thing Jamieson, even if people would abuse it, you kicking them is a few clicks away. And given that one provides something of value, the premium plans will cover for them. So so glad to see you winning with th
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by chdaniel 8y ago
Yes and no. Give them free so they can start off the ground. When the 0.01% win (the Da Vinci example), they'll be more than happy to pay you. Also give them free because word of mouth is on steroids then. To cover up for the big costs
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by chdaniel 8y ago
It's a humble Wordpress theme but thank you for pointing it out — I'll check with my developer, see what can be done. Maybe switch to lazy loading
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by chdaniel 8y ago
This comment has too many American insight I don't have and sounds sarcastic, not sure — if it's not though, let me know what you meant and I'm happy to have a conversation!

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