dhfromkorea

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   Coddress – use a shorthand for your real address(coddress.com)

   3 points by dhfromkorea 13y ago|0 comments
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   Should I change all my passwords due to heartbleed?(security.stackexchange.com)

   2 points by dhfromkorea 13y ago|0 comments
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   Why aren't we all using Japanese toilets?(priceonomics.com)

   2 points by dhfromkorea 13y ago|0 comments
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   by dhfromkorea 13y ago

   Thanks. We(Plivo) actually tried PA out for the dev-targeting display ad option. (not retargeting). We didn't feel we had the kind of ROI we wanted at that time. Incidentally, would the reports from Conversion Explorer be more granular
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   by dhfromkorea 13y ago

   Does Perfect Audience support such testing feature natively? Would be fantastic if I could do that without any configuration on my end.
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   by dhfromkorea 13y ago

   I totally get your point but I don't think VTC is a total BS. With services like Adroll, which I use, you can set a time window for a view event to be considered a conversion (VTC). (i.e. with 5-day time window, if someone is served an
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   by dhfromkorea 13y ago

   This is really cool. I am curious why Chrome on iOS wasn't made available yet? (i.e. if there was technical roadblock that made it difficult for you to do so.)
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   Five inspiring passages from Power of Myth(dhfromkorea.com)

   1 points by dhfromkorea 13y ago|0 comments
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   by dhfromkorea 13y ago

   Really interesting insight, Steli. Did you ever offer a discount up front to get reluctant customers to introduce you to a new business[1]? If so, could you share how it turned out? [1] those who likely know a business to introduce you to a
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    by dhfromkorea 13y ago

    That could likely happen. The context matters. Their American upbringing as implied by your comment might have diluted the cultural influence.
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    by dhfromkorea 13y ago

    "part of you wants someone to notice that you're missing, so that you can be not just doing something important but be a hero about it." => Besides the ego, there's also a cultural component. My Finnish friends tend t
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    by dhfromkorea 13y ago

    "Naver’s early attempts to get into big foreign markets went badly" => The results were miserable to say the least. The anti-pattern to the failure to foray into foreign markets has been monopolizing the local markets with its
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    Lazy Japanese and thieving Germans(sed.manchester.ac.uk)

    2 points by dhfromkorea 13y ago|1 comments
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    by dhfromkorea 13y ago

    This is a nice run-down for those looking to swerve into the U.S. for a valid reason (work/study) If anyone seeks less-than-a-year-long work, J-1 Visas are arguably the easiest to get if one has some affiliation with a university. (i.e
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    by dhfromkorea 13y ago

    Interesting. What's the use case you're thinking?
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    by dhfromkorea 13y ago

    I've been thinking to develop a simple idonethis & Plivo integration where I need to parse the daily digest email and push the selected text as input for the text-to-speech app built using the Plivo API. This is more than awesome f
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    The art of puzzle game design(scottkim.com)

    1 points by dhfromkorea 13y ago|0 comments
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    by dhfromkorea 13y ago

    This is quite cool. I've been using calm.com. Any plans to expand the visual/aural set?
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    by dhfromkorea 13y ago

    Yup :-)
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    by dhfromkorea 13y ago

    If you're referring to when you, as a consumer, receive a message from a Short Code in the U.S., you will pay the same amount to receive it as you would with a Long Code (the regular number). On a related note, this article could be in
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    by dhfromkorea 13y ago

    That is only for the first quarter. In fact, if you compare the rental fees, Plivo is $300 cheaper per quarter. If you compare the outbound SMS rate, Plivo is 30-40% cheaper than similar services out there. Rental-fee: $2700/3 months +
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    by dhfromkorea 13y ago

    1.tl;dr For short codes, our pricing is better. Tech-wise, honestly SMS short codes do not have much room for any difference. 2. long versions (if you're curious, in general, why someone would choose plivo over others) http:/&#x2
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    by dhfromkorea 13y ago

    Hi, DH from Plivo here. We're excited to launch SMS short codes today. Feel free to ask any questions.
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    SMS Short codes – Broadcast your message in bulk(plivo.com)

    31 points by dhfromkorea 13y ago|27 comments
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    Inside the looking glass by Avi Bar-Zeev (slideshare.net)

    1 points by dhfromkorea 13y ago|0 comments
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    Work backwards(dhfromkorea.com)

    1 points by dhfromkorea 13y ago|0 comments
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    Why south korea will be the next global hub for tech startups(forbes.com)

    1 points by dhfromkorea 13y ago|0 comments
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    KnowRe is an adaptive learning curriculum for mathematics(knowre.com)

    1 points by dhfromkorea 13y ago|0 comments
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    by dhfromkorea 13y ago

    Thanks Song. :-)
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    by dhfromkorea 13y ago

    Thanks. We believe this can replace a subset of what people do with Skype—quick calls with friends and teammates. The hubot script will let people do audio conference on chat clients which don't natively support it. The community scrip