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by dann0 3y ago
There are a couple of other products in the market doing very similar things. Have you done any work on positioning or differentiation? There is space for different options for sure. I'd love to see if you can turn this into an afforda
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by dann0 3y ago
PBS covered medications are extremely cheap compared to other countries. I had to stay longer in the US than planned a few years ago, and just about needed a second mortgage to get my fairly standard meds. Unaffordable without insurance. If
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by dann0 3y ago
I agree with your assessment. But I’d move having no price to the top of the list. If you don’t know your price strategy, a/b test it. If it’s free, tell me. I also intensely dislike the trend of AI apps not clearly showing which AI pl
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by dann0 3y ago
The site was down for me. https://web.archive.org/web/20230814142753/https://defacto2....
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by dann0 3y ago
Boring and inaccurate.
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by dann0 3y ago
I really hope they continue with the on-device approach. It will likely be less cutting edge, but keeping personal data secure, private and ideally encrypted on-device is my very strong preference.
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by dann0 3y ago
That's not a smart take. While games are probably going to be important for Apple's XR products, it's not an area of strength for them. Apple does not talk about things they don't think they are the best at (they might a
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by dann0 3y ago
I deleted my account and my contributions. I'm very curious to see the change in user numbers from this as well. If the number isn't very large, I'll concede that I either over-reacted or the total number of bots is way large
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by dann0 3y ago
I don't think this is for 'us' yet - which is why its labelled Pro. I think this is definitely going to be like the Watch - they can see the segment could do with a high quality platform, but they don't know what the kil
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by dann0 3y ago
That's an interesting point, but I think having a Founder's or Entrepreneurial mindset is the key to success here and not the founder's professional discipline. It's about the combination of ideas, execution, and money.
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by dann0 3y ago
Hard disagree. Marketers conceive of tractors. They are the ones by talking to the customers and knowing what they need. They are the ones that know that one engineer has been working on a high power engine, and other on rugged, high tracti
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by dann0 3y ago
I'm a marketer. I hold a Master's and a couple of Graduate Diplomas. I have a professional designation that requires constant CPD. I spend a significant amount of my time undertaking professional development. I work longer hours a
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by dann0 3y ago
You're discounting the people that identified the opportunity, scoped out and defined the project, and then briefed you about what was needed. Sales, Marketing, and GTM are absolutely generating 100x - 1000x their salary if they take s
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by dann0 3y ago
I heard an anecdote that Alice Springs was full before QANTAS made a decision. Singapore Airlines stored several A380s at Alice Springs: https://simpleflying.com/singapore-airlines-alice-springs-a3...
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by dann0 4y ago
You do exactly what you are planning to charge people for.
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by dann0 4y ago
I think you’re missing the point. The right to roam is about the public having access to public land. Public land is paid for and supported by taxpayers, and is therefore theirs to enjoy. Surrounding public land by privately held land, with
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by dann0 4y ago
I don't use one anymore, but I remain extremely fond of my now defunct Acorn RiscPC from 1994! I have similar feelings about the software and how powerful and simple it felt then!
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by dann0 4y ago
I find it amusing that Intel MacBooks were slammed for being overpriced compared to Windows and Linux boxes, but now Mn Macs are being smashed for not running Windows or Linux. No one is forcing you to buy a Mac. Just buy the machine that b
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by dann0 4y ago
Apple, Acorn Computers and VLSI were founding partners of ARM, if I remember correctly. My StrongArm powered RiscPC was amazing for the time. It was strange that the contemporaneous Newton was powered by the same (and in some ways better) p
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by dann0 4y ago
I have an Intel Mac with a small internal SSD. Pointing the user directories to an external drive is trivial while maintaining the advantages of booting from an internal device.
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by dann0 5y ago
You’re right. It’s so frustrating to see this kind of thoughtless Apple criticism based on brand only when they so many things that are actually bad. AirTags are better in nearly every way to the competition. They have considered design fac
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by dann0 5y ago
Obviously, I can’t speak for this person or their mother, but there is a desire to find a miracle cure, or even a way to provide a feeling of control in an otherwise hopeless situation. I think there are ways to do this that aren’t exploita
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by dann0 5y ago
It is worse than a scam. Homeopathic practitioners sell false hope. They do their own tests, their own diagnoses, sell their own preparations, and then review their client’s progress. There is no check, no balance. But “big pharma gives med
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by dann0 5y ago
Indeed I do. I have deep knowledge of the process in two markets. I also have a very good knowledge of the homeopathic industry. There have been thousands of homeopathy clinical trials. None has ever proven any effectiveness beyond placebo.
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by dann0 5y ago
Millions of people pray, eat meat and smoke. Doesn’t make it right or wrong. Provide proof of any claim made by homeopathy and not only will you win this argument, you’ll be a very rich person. It’s foolish to argue with someone that isn’t
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by dann0 5y ago
As others have mentioned, the idea that there is no evidence that it doesn’t work is completely invalid. The onus of proof is on the person making the claim. It’s on the homeopaths to provide evidence that it does work. Many millions of dol
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by dann0 5y ago
So, why do you care what I pay for a phone or even what Apple is offering? Makes no sense. You’ve made a decision based on what’s important to you. I’ve done the same. Why do you think you’re more right than me?!
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by dann0 5y ago
Yes.
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by dann0 5y ago
> The problem is that we don't have much choice brand-wise. We get to pick Apple or Android. From a security/privacy perspective, the various Android brands are more or less the same (or, more accurately, the best of them are s
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by dann0 5y ago
> IMO, that's the same sentiment that comes up in the app store tax threads. Some Apple users say they're willing to pay more, but the reality is they're being subsidized by the users that don't need or want those fea

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