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by esel2k 4y ago
Is there a reason that there is no de duplication? I wonder if Privac Notice and T&C prohibit to exchange data on a personal level (identifying level)? Does one know what is allowed or not if these are separate entities?
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by esel2k 4y ago
Abit disappointed to only seeing large tech companies making adtech or similar things. Not saying these around good places to be well paid but I believe that are more important problems to solve than creating thumbsups and likes. It is also
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by esel2k 4y ago
So that if they check user base - would it matter the amount of active/engaged users? Because forcing people to signup for one arcticle or even for a voucher is simple, but I wouldn’t really think this user base is of any value. What d
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by esel2k 4y ago
Thanks for enlightening me. I live in Europe and just rarely get a NYT article recommended. I was curious to see axios beeing successful in such a different media business, also on how they focus on the local news.
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by esel2k 4y ago
I personally did not look at them but also think it is a minority that will switch: first the price and I second I am not sure if labgrown is that appealing to most people. Agriculture revolution doesn’t only mean labgrown stuff. Crop rotat
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by esel2k 4y ago
Agricultural revolution. I believe things like food, health and safety will become things not taken for granted anymore. Prices of all of these things will go up and take a major part of the household budgets. I believe one of the first is
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by esel2k 4y ago
You mention markets will adopt as response. To a degree yes and probably richer countries, but I don’t believe poorer countries will. Let’s take East Africa as example: If your boat full of corn doesn’t arrive it does not arrive, full stop.
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by esel2k 4y ago
Looking at a previous article on NYT at the comments section there are alot of people not really wanting to read axios: https://www.nytimes.com/2022/03/07/business/media/axios-loca... Not wanting pe
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by esel2k 4y ago
Is the reason for the value based the good usability, the user base or the content that is existing? I wonder as I am leading a content platform and was asked to think if we should sell it, but totally inexperienced in this.
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by esel2k 4y ago
I loved my Eee PC from Asus and had a dark blue one (which was the better model). It was back in 2008/09 when I was bagpacking in central and southamerica. It was great to use it at the hostels instead of waiting for getting a free spo
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by esel2k 4y ago
As a European working in large corporates and attending this company and government „innovation event“ that never result in more than show and a drink, I wonder why government wouldn’t rather finance such a hackerlab. So much passion and ha
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by esel2k 4y ago
Swiss here and my sister does contribute to the CST. Looking at a few questions: Yes we have a very well working train system (for example a delay of more than 2min is announced). The problem is rather that our infrastructure can’t keep up
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by esel2k 4y ago
As long as companies look after brand names (tesla, faceook,) keep beeing seen as a “better place to work” the number of applicants will keep rising. This leads to the fact that people will not speak up or question bad behavior. I have repe
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by esel2k 4y ago
Is weather forecast enough for agtech business. Until recently I was in that industry and apparently the local weather station was the way to go for accurate predictions. we have a few of these hardware companies here in Europe and always w
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by esel2k 4y ago
> Middle managers are extremely important. This is quiet a fuzzy and unsupported claim. In what respect are these important and what is their main goal: Coaching the team or sitting in meetings to align and make sure everything is aligne
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by esel2k 4y ago
I recently started a new job where notion is the company wiki. Think of it like a confluence or sharepoint page. The ones how painfull it is to create a clean and beautiful sharepoint is, will love it. Compared to confluence I liked the sn
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by esel2k 4y ago
As Swiss (just southern country of Germany fyi), the push for cheaper train is always interesting. However I expect the same level of punctuality and reliability when I would be ready to use train vs my car for work or business trips. I di
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by esel2k 4y ago
Same here. Was project manager before now product manager and would never go back. As project manager I was only looking after budget and timelines and creating gantt charts for management. As a product manager I read market analysis, run c
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by esel2k 4y ago
Like GTA but with the ability to really do real life scenarios and not scripted stories. This mixed with a solid multiplayer mode then we would be at secondlife/GTA mix and people wouldn’t leave home anymore.
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by esel2k 4y ago
Quiet shocked by the negative comments regarding OKR. As a Product Manager I constantly have to tell the story to management after what I go. Whats the goal… And so the Objective is usefull. Example: Increase usage - so I look for weekly ac
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by esel2k 4y ago
I agree and want to emphazise that especially desperate job seeker might sign it just to get a job in the given industry to a few years down the line hit a wall when getting a great offer at the competitor... I went through this with a lawy
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by esel2k 4y ago
Coming from that exact same domain. I still see a little risk: I used to use a specialized image analysis software for microscopy coming with the instrument and the software was hitting its limits mainly because it was running locally. We s
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by esel2k 5y ago
After reading through 500 comments and myself only liking the pebble time (maybe steel for bat life) and the pebble time round, I wonder why pebble didn’t stop at two models. One for the formfactor and slim design fans and one for the gene
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by esel2k 5y ago
I am a proud user of the pebble time round since a year (60$) and proudly wear it every day - especially on business trips were all have their bulky apple watch.
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by esel2k 5y ago
Look at industries that typically have a very low level of digitalization. I think I read once the lowest ones are: Oil and Gas, Agriculture. And then you pick local smaller companies and then you have you what you look for.
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by esel2k 5y ago
Is it really that bad? I believe if there is no alternative and a need then there will be a software at some point. I guess it is pure economics and I personally miss none of these.
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by esel2k 5y ago
I think it is a good reminder that these mapping are helpful, not just for sales but also for internal getting buy-in. I wonder what tool would now be the best or even if there is a business opportunity there. I would use miro/mural at
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by esel2k 5y ago
I just listened to a podcast this week regarding perfectionism: https://changeworklife.com/is-perfectionism-holding-you-back... Some excerpts: - Don’t forget celebrating successes - 'done is better than perfect' -
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by esel2k 5y ago
I would say the response rate is amazing and much more personal touch than applying through those forms in web. As a European however I found the salaries to be on the lower on for the few EU companies I talked to and so never did go furthe
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by esel2k 5y ago
I can relate and I was actually doing the same thing about 9years ago. I was more lucky as I had a job in biotech and wanted to go back to grad school but got rejection after rejection. I was so frustrated that I took anything (Bad PhD lab

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