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econcon
6y ago
It's mostly because market doesn't always have perfect info available. There are always people who hear about goood things from someone who is fixated on particular software or has grown intimate and comfortable with one, then oth
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econcon
6y ago
It's small scale manufacturing for communities, I am doing this work in India where it can help quality of life of people who are not aware about mechanism/machines which can improve their productivity and safety.
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econcon
6y ago
I also quit tech, so I don't really respect the people who get job at these companies, they are basically modern day enabler for bad things that happen at these companies. Companies aren't nothing without their employees helping t
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econcon
6y ago
>However, I have repeatedly seen the opposite: Sharing bad ideas increases their audience, increases ignorance, hate, fear, and human suffering. A lot of time hate is already there, just it doesn't find a way out untill someone show
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econcon
6y ago
I used have a lot of friends and some 4000 people I've on Skype who I've met at various events. After that I went MIA, the thing is when you know so many people - a lot of people try to extract value from you. I never needed help
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econcon
6y ago
Once you've all money and reputation, what's left to acquire than sex (which is what has ensured our survival for forever now, it's our instinct) So these men used their power and acted on their primitive instinct forgetting
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econcon
6y ago
Seems fine as long as you treat whole EU as a single country otherwise, it seems unfair to people from other countries. Just because a country is huge population wise shouldn't be consideration in who to employ. India is diverse, it ha
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econcon
6y ago
what if you rent for shorterm off records and show it's vacant on paper like accepting cash for Airbnb like deal yet claiming it was forever empty?
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econcon
6y ago
It can also be seen in porn where porn prices are always falling because so many people passionately create free porn.
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econcon
6y ago
Yes that's why you need to keep spying on competitors using fake fb accounts and establish a protocol of quickly testing and dropping the duds without investing feelings into it and scaling only the winner. Most newbies fall for sunk c
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econcon
6y ago
Actually many times I sell products which are available elsewhere for 1/2 the price like on Amazon or wallmart but it doesn't stop people from US buying those products. Not everyone has time or smartness to acquire perfect price i
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econcon
6y ago
It's not hard to figure that out, make bunch of fake Facebook accounts in different age groups and disable ad blocker, you'll get bombarded from ads on store. Then go to that advertisers profile and checkout their all running ads
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econcon
6y ago
Sales price is between $30-$80 max
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econcon
6y ago
You sell everyday product which look cool and might also be available on Amazon or wallmart but people don't buy it. Keep in mind the ones buying either don't have time (to look up on Amazon if it's selling for cheap there) o
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econcon
6y ago
Taleb did
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econcon
6y ago
It works and it's easy to test. When I started machinist shop it took me wayyy longer to profit from that shop than dropshipping. Testing is easier and cheaper. Just don't buy bullshit course from idiots. It takes special type of
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econcon
6y ago
I am a dropshipper and average margin on products I sell is 60-100%. I don't sell course because i really doubt I could make much money by doing that when I can just keep dropshipping. I never bought any course but I had a startup so I
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econcon
6y ago
And it's different for me. I came a poor household in India and guess what? I couldn't even afford a good trade school even if I really wanted to. Most of my education was in government school and later I cleared IIT and studied t
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econcon
6y ago
As someone who tried using Digital Signature using ePass2003 token on Mac, I found the process impossible. Meanwhile, it was few clicks on windows. Atleast anything on ROC India/GST portal is impossible with Mac.
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econcon
6y ago
Put some donation links (PayPal/bitcoin/patreon), try using teir 1 ad companies like Google AdSense and if they don't accept you, try something like native ads (outbrain) I can understand how such GPU intensive website can be
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econcon
6y ago
Ideally VC mothership should pay for their continuation through crisis. Or none of the VCs included Corona like risk in their calculation?
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econcon
6y ago
Anyone who comes with Thorium reactor, India will gladly supply their Thorium for your power requirement provided you give them working Thorium reactor.
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econcon
6y ago
I've heard nearly any implant you put inside body has negative impact and this is also true for titanium implants which is seemingly inert and harmless metal. How many people their body with some industrial chip, I'll never use an
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econcon
6y ago
Well reading/writing level are going down. Anyone who thinks, just because they've graduated from some famous college are going to absolutely obliterate competition in business are wrong. You need a language which most of your cus
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econcon
6y ago
Germany started from much stronger position, so grow rates don't tell us the whole story. Compare the living standards, so you want to argue Poland with 8.5% growth has higher living standards than Germany?
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econcon
6y ago
I was under impression that executive class adds most value in a company which might be the target market of this airline company. It seems I've been proven wrong already.
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econcon
6y ago
If it didn't work this way, protectionism wouldn't exist. There are various economics models which show Germany has benefited the most from creation of EU Sure countries in middle of Europe and east are improving their baseline bu
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econcon
6y ago
Not always immune system can recognize fragment of a virus as threat even if it was battling the very same virus before.
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econcon
6y ago
And why dead fragments can't join again to make full blown virus? Sure it seems theoretically possible, given enough number of patients - sooner or later, new virus will rise up like phoenix from ashes.
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