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by fxthea 11y ago
Great podcast! I feel like this podcast really fills in that gap between non-technical and technical.
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by fxthea 12y ago
The increased switching cost isn't by force, though. Customers are less likely to switch because of convenience -- you're paying for the conveniene which, I think, means that Amazon is providing a service that consumers want.
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by fxthea 12y ago
They probably send a message to you for every team you're on.
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by fxthea 13y ago
$9.99/month for Dropbox 100gb plan.
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Find out if your startup idea is valuable over a weekend(felixthea.com)
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by fxthea 13y ago
Maybe pixels are placed in the emails?
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by fxthea 13y ago
I've been looking for something like this! Downloaded.
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I went to a developer bootcamp. This was my experience.(blog.felixthea.com)
2 points by fxthea 13y ago|0 comments
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by fxthea 13y ago
I've heard and like the term "leveraged income" more.
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by fxthea 13y ago
Again, it's not about semantics. Replace small business with whatever term you want. The point is that the blog writer built a certain type of business then tried to take it onto a different track that put pressure on faster growth a
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by fxthea 13y ago
I don't think he's arguing about semantics of startup vs. small business. I believe he's trying to explain that new businesses fall into a path where they think they are a "startup" thus must take VC funding. He&#
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by fxthea 13y ago
You could have made the same point without saying "Stupid title".
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by fxthea 13y ago
Who's benefiting from not releasing contact information until a certain threshold is met?
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by fxthea 13y ago
Good point. Instagram's killer feature was that it made amateur photographer's photos look better, but the answer for video can't be just apply filters again, right? Could it be transitions (like how Vine has hard cuts in a
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by fxthea 13y ago
I would argue that the premium you are paying for the wedding photos is attributed to the service rather than the content. You are paying several thousand dollars to a professional photographer rather than a hundred bucks to your nephew so
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by fxthea 13y ago
Is this the same as plugging in headphones?
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by fxthea 13y ago
I'm not an instagram or facebook photos or flickr power user by any standards, so take this with a grain of salt: I didn't know I couldn't trust photo sharing apps.
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by fxthea 13y ago
Currently reading the book and when I came across that part a lightbulb went off in my head, too - I never thought about it that way prior.
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by fxthea 13y ago
Can I set reminders for all the checkboxes that I'm creating inside each note? I would much rather prefer that. Having a new note for each todo seems like overkill.
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by fxthea 13y ago
Interesting that this was PayPal's original plan - to allow people to send money over email.
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by fxthea 13y ago
Is there a way to 'push' your new apps to customers or do you just have to wait for them to discover it themselves (pull)?
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by fxthea 13y ago
That's probably a good thing, no? You probably feel discontent because your mind is telling you that you should do something about the situation. Either correct the injustice if it is an injustice or invest in yourself more to put yoursel
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by fxthea 13y ago
Cool idea and agreed with needing the word "country" in the title. I didn't know what the site was for when I first came in. I had to click on a book in your "Try these" list to understand. Maybe include a sub-title that says "Not all bo
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by fxthea 13y ago
I wrote a blog post about why exercise is important to mental health and I think the title sums up how I feel about why exercise is so necessary: "The Body is a Distraction for the Mind" - http://felixthea.com/the-body-is-a-distraction-for
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by fxthea 13y ago
I think Apple's stance has always been that they don't want to get involved in device retrieval unfortunately.
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by fxthea 14y ago
Whoops yeah I mean War of Art.
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by fxthea 14y ago
This idea combined with the learnings from the Art of War are a great way to get things done. The key to the Art of War is that it teaches you to recognize "Resistance" which often manifests itself in the form of procrastination, but not j
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by fxthea 14y ago
I've done this once and I think it's a pretty good idea especially if you work a 9 to 5 and are moonlighting. The most productive hours of the day (the hours that you have the most energy because you just woke up) are yours and then the ho
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by fxthea 14y ago
I get the point of the infographic - "carpe diem" - but I don't agree that time doing things like sleeping, studying, working, eating are not times that you own.
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by fxthea 14y ago
I hope that was sarcasm because it sounded very narcissistic.

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