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Key considerations, crossroads, and predictions for online marketplaces
(stripe.com)
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fasicle
7y ago
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fasicle
7y ago
Yeah I do this all the time. Quicker than opening up MS Word to spellcheck.
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fasicle
7y ago
I've been working in Madrid the last few weeks and temperatures have been around 35-43 Celsius (~ 110 Fahrenheit). Coming from London, it's been a real shock and sucks the energy out of me. I'm constantly crossing roads to fi
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fasicle
7y ago
According to a comment in this thread: "They also know when you hit the back button to come back to the search results", so I guess they can determine roughly how long you spent on a page?
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fasicle
7y ago
I agree they have to make adjustments, however factors such as number of backlinks from high DA sites, user dwell time on page, schema markup, meta data structure, https, domain age, mobile friendliness, page speed etc. don't require a
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fasicle
7y ago
Users may back out again once they have the answer, but they probably won't click on another search result. This should show Google that the user found their answer on that page.
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fasicle
7y ago
Isn't one of the key ranking factors time users spend on the page? Wouldn't poorly written / empty worded articles cause users to bounce quickly thus causing them to rank poorly?
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fasicle
7y ago
I wonder why non-English versions of Google are behind on this (I agree that they are), surely much of the Google search algorithm is language independent?
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7y ago
I worked in a factory for a couple of weeks putting radiators on Defenders [0]. The work was extremely boring (30 second task repeated 8 hours a day) but temperature / conditions were never an issue. Workers were looked after seemingly
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fasicle
7y ago
I've met a lot of people while working and travelling around Europe the past couple years, I would say 2-3 is more common. I rarely met someone who could speak four languages fluently.
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fasicle
7y ago
I felt the same way living in Amsterdam for a few months - 10 minute cycle to almost everywhere I wanted to go. Compared to my commute in London now, 45 minutes on a cramped, hot, loud tube.
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fasicle
7y ago
Not sure how much Ublock Origin makes a difference. I have a score of 0.9 with it turned on.
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7y ago
Jaguar Land Rover even built a huge diesel manufacturing facility [1], finished in 2014. I visited it around that time, the site was very impressive but cost them a huge amount of money. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
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AR startup Blippar, once valued at $1.5B, goes into administration
(theverge.com)
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8y ago
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YouTube on Article 13 – “Imagine if you couldn't watch the videos you love”
(youtube.com)
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Great Storytelling: Examples from Alibaba Founder, Jack Ma
(virtualspeech.com)
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fasicle
10y ago
Great idea, any timescale on bringing this to unis outside the US?
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fasicle
10y ago
Second this, great tool for practising, huge step up from doing it in front of a mirror (free/cheap as well)