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Alertmouse - Simple, free alternative to Google Alerts(alertmouse.com)
2 points by cyrusshepard 11mo ago|0 comments
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Bankrupt FTX Sues Neil Patel for $55M(zyppy.com)
5 points by cyrusshepard 1y ago|1 comments
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by cyrusshepard 3y ago
Right. And his new, non-venture capital model for raising money for his next company seemed to work pretty well: https://sparktoro.com/blog/raised-a-very-unusual-round-of-fu...
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The Final Chapter of My First Startup(sparktoro.com)
27 points by cyrusshepard 3y ago|4 comments
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by cyrusshepard 4y ago
Your comment seems to assume that 1) employment levels for software engineers is the same in India 2) that the OP has overstated the social stigma of layoffs in India, and finally 3) the current employment landscape that you find yourself i
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by cyrusshepard 5y ago
My guess is because it was self-submitted, it was held to a higher standard. Fair enough. And in some universes the title could be considered click bait, although it is accurate in this case. Moderation is a tough job. You never win. That s
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by cyrusshepard 5y ago
Author here. Frustrating situation. As the title is long at 84 characters, we know that Google is definitely going to rewrite it. The simplest way is to break it into parts and get rid of the shortest part that still makes sense. So maybe t
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by cyrusshepard 5y ago
So an interesting distinction here is required! When Google says they use the title 80% of the time, they mean they use the title 80% of the time to create their search result title, which they may or may not modify. The other 20% of the ti
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Google rewrites many page titles(zyppy.com)
547 points by cyrusshepard 5y ago|250 comments
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Googlespeak – How Google limits thought about antitrust(zyppy.com)
954 points by cyrusshepard 5y ago|298 comments
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Something Is Rotten in Online Advertising(sparktoro.com)
4 points by cyrusshepard 6y ago|0 comments
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by cyrusshepard 6y ago
I developed painful gout at 40. Now 10 years later, I hardly ever have any pain at all. Lots of research link gout to different makeups of gut bacteria: https://www.nature.com/articles/srep20602 And I certainly changed
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Covid Trace(covidtrace.com)
4 points by cyrusshepard 6y ago|0 comments
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Weedin Place Fallout Shelter(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by cyrusshepard 7y ago|0 comments
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by cyrusshepard 7y ago
It's a devil's bargain. If you opt-out of snippets, it simply means somebody else claims the top spot, and you are left with even less traffic (by a significant amount)
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by cyrusshepard 7y ago
I think what folks are missing is that a lot of these "zero-click" searches happen as a result of Google scraping your website, and displaying the results as a "featured snippet." Yes, they link to you below the featured
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by cyrusshepard 7y ago
Perhaps you don't know who Examine.com is, but they are cited by the New York Times, Washington Post, The Guardian, CBC, multiple Wikipedia pages all over the world, and over 12,000 other websites. I assume they did more homework tha
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by cyrusshepard 7y ago
For additional context, Google has "disappeared" 100s of alt-health sites - some bad, but some very good. The site Self Hacked was one, and detailed it here: https://selfhacked.com/blog/google-censorship-of-he
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Why has examine.com disappeared from search results?(examine.com)
750 points by cyrusshepard 7y ago|353 comments
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If We Told You Neal Stephenson Invented Bitcoin, Would You Be Surprised?(reason.com)
7 points by cyrusshepard 7y ago|3 comments
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by cyrusshepard 8y ago
FWIW, Dan (the author) has an outstanding reputation for professionalism and integrity in the marketing world. If he says he did something for ethical reasons, to those who know him, he's earned the benefit to be believed. (If you don&
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by cyrusshepard 8y ago
FWIW, I started learning about phage therapy from John Herron, who runs the Gut Health Protocol. He sells a phage product so keep that in mind, but he's gathered a lot of research here: https://www.theguthealthprotocol.com&#
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by cyrusshepard 8y ago
To a degree. Also, depends on the service you use for testing. For example, Ubiome will show your bacteria down the genus level (e.g. Enterococcus) but not the species level (e.g. Enterococcus gallinarum)
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by cyrusshepard 8y ago
Most commercial phages in the US (can't speak for the rest of the world) are comprised of these 4: LH01 – Myoviridae LL5 – Siphoviridae T4D Myoviridae LL12 – Myoviridae You can research all of these, but these 4 specifically target a s
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by cyrusshepard 8y ago
If anyone is interested in a way to treat E. gallinarum—and other potentially pathogens—without antibiotics, you should look into phage therapy. Phages are viruses that attack specific bacteria, have been used for decades, are commercially
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Google XML Sitemap Auth Bypass – Black Hat SEO Bug Bounty(tomanthony.co.uk)
2 points by cyrusshepard 9y ago|0 comments
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by cyrusshepard 9y ago
Oh, the magic of editing. True story: I loved the movie Cocktail with Tom Cruise. I set out to learn all his bar tricks from the film, including lighting a match with one hand. Took me two months and many burned fingers before I mastered it
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by cyrusshepard 9y ago
I agree that would be amazing. Sadly, for every big advertiser that cuts back, a million others are willing to fill the void with a slightly smaller bid in order to gain exposure and eyeballs on their product. And publishers will sell it to
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The Unspoken Reality of Net Neutrality(moz.com)
1 points by cyrusshepard 9y ago|0 comments
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by cyrusshepard 9y ago
Good overview of the benefits of calorie restriction, but doesn't touch on two of the most important schools of thought of the past couple years. 1. Calorie restriction is almost impossible for most humans to follow long term 2. Many o

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