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dgudkov
6y ago
The problem is that many marketing managers see it exactly like that. "What's your marketing budget? We can help you spend it!".
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Restream: Stream live to many social platforms at once
(restream.io)
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>Which is what humans have craved since the dawn of time. In any political system other than Western democracy power is essential for physical and financial safety, if you are wealthy. Power, of course, can be attractive on its own, but
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Thailand Plans Re-Opening for Long-Stay Visitors This Winter
(bloomberg.com)
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I'm curious how well data centers are protected from such a coordinated attack that involves an insider? Can a determined, educated group of terrorists disable multiple data centers (e.g. of Amazon) at once? What data center redundancy
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What Would U.S. Money Look Like, Given the Attention of an Industrial Designer?
(core77.com)
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Architect Spends 10 Years Building Bubble House Design, Lives in It for 36 Years
(core77.com)
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GoldBack – Currency With Actual Gold In Bills That Can Be Used Anywhere
(goldback.com)
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In some cases it's OK. Many VC-pumped pre-IPO companies do that. As far as I understand the common strategy is to burn the surplus of investors' money on sales and marketing in order to pump up the company's revenue and thus
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I support the idea of re-starting the web. Although, I believe the new web should be more deeply differentiated from the current one than what's offered by the author. Decentralized payments, notifications, persona-based authentication
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Airbnb bans all house parties worldwide
(bbc.com)
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6y ago
The author spent 1700 hours to build these tools. At the rate of $100/hr the estimated cost of development would be $170,000. Sounds a lot to me.
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Which is absolutely the right thing to do if you believe in what you're doing. Because ROI on investment in your own company must be much greater than the interest you pay for the loan. If you don't believe that the company you&#x
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6y ago
It read to me as a yet another rant, until this: >In 2008, average bandwidth speeds were 3 megabits per second. That's not enough for a Zoom meeting with reliable video quality. Now, it's over 20 megabits per second. That'
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6y ago
>Rents are down, so that will eventually attract people back. Rents themselves don't attract people. Jobs do. Many jobs now don't require people to be physically present in a large city.
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An unexpected systemic crisis is for sure
(goldmoney.com)
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That's correct, Epic's not altruistic here. But who else would be able to fight Apple's lawyers if not another multi-million dollar company?
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If a company like MicroStrategy starts investing in Bitcoin instead of reinvesting in own business it means it has no good ideas how to generate value as a company. In other words, it doesn't believe its own business can generate more
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Every Asteroid We Know of in One Animation – 1999 to 2018
(videos.space.com)
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A Photo of Saturn Peeking Out from Behind the Moon
(petapixel.com)
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Dragonfly - rotorcraft lander to Titan
(en.wikipedia.org)
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It could be the other way around. The person came to HN in a good faith but faced unfair downvoting of otherwise reasonable comments. Which eventually made the person write in their profile what's currently written. Sometimes people be
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No surprise, TBH. For thousands of years prehistoric humans didn't eat similarly sized meals N times a day every day. They ate whenever and whatever they could hunt/catch. Which means huge meals after days/weeks of hunger onl
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At least you admit that the root cause is not poverty, but the mindset.
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>Historical discrimination has left black families much poorer than they would otherwise be. What about immigrants that arrived to the US with a suitcase and $100 in pocket?
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Mailtrap.io – Fake SMTP testing server
(mailtrap.io)
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Govt payroll system began as $5.7M contract with IBM will cost $2.6B (2019)
(cbc.ca)
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Gmail is getting a redesign to work more like Slack
(thenextweb.com)
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Russia trying to steal Covid-19 vaccine data, say UK, U.S. and Canada
(reuters.com)
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The key question that is missing in the article - efficient for whom , buyers or sellers? Too often (but not always), business is a zero sum game. Make customers pay 20% more without extra cost and your business will be 100% more profitabl
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