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by gexla 2y ago
From the site... > Beautifully designed, privacy-focused, and packed with features. If I'm going to put in the effort to create something like this. There is ONE powerful reason which compels me to do this. If I'm pitching this
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by gexla 2y ago
Imagine having an artist who does paintings and an architect both come up with a concept for a building. Then have each explain their design decisions and why you might select that concept. Each are going to use much different language, tho
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by gexla 2y ago
All that matters is that they convert. There's no way to know they will convert outside of testing in an actual campaign. And you generally want to have a load of landing pages, multiple variations for each segment which you do A/
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by gexla 2y ago
Yes, all of this. You beat me to it. I just made a similar comment before seeing this one. Another important angle to this is that if you have a high performing landing page, you don't bring attention to it outside the campaign. Otherw
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by gexla 2y ago
> It's difficult to rank 1 page vs multiple pages on google It's my understanding that landing pages haven't been a tool for being ranked for years now. Back in the heyday of search engine affiliate offer spamming, landing
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by gexla 2y ago
Is there a back-story you can share here? Do you have any idea on how well these perform?
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by gexla 2y ago
You don't need a citation. You can see from their actions. And China isn't going to come out and say this anyway. But the leaders of the country know what the results would be, and still they continue with an aggressive posture vs
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by gexla 2y ago
You missed the most important items... 1. The U.S. fails to protect Taiwan. 2. All allies lose confidence in the U.S. nuclear umbrella, and they create their own nuke programs. 3. Japan and S. Korea produce nukes nearly overnight. Lots of o
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by gexla 2y ago
A major item is the prevention of the proliferation of nukes. The U.S. has security agreements (or assumptions) with allies. If the U.S. appears weak, then allies freak out and nuke up. China and Taiwan are nearly at war. If the U.S. doesn&
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by gexla 2y ago
His choice was to build a lucrative service off U.S. consumers, knowing the service's popularity was in pirating content, mostly created in the U.S.
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by gexla 2y ago
Some web apps are optimized for Chrome or even require Chrome. Though most of the apps I use don't have ads. I use Firefox for general browsing, and occasionally Chrome for development or for using trusted apps.
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by gexla 2y ago
> The majority of men are simply terrible at marketing themselves. Yes and no. It's stupid hard for a guy to know what women are really thinking. I may have success and believe that I have what women want, but still could be very mi
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by gexla 2y ago
"News" is such a huge category though. I just try to be more selective to subjects which may have some effect on me. Bookmark some articles as potential trends. Bookmark some as potentially important reading. Put a budget on it. O
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by gexla 2y ago
> The comparison with junk food is an apt one. I don't know if you used an AI chatbot for this, but this is an often used starting point.
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by gexla 2y ago
I the words of Humpty in the Humpty Dance... "Alright, stop what you're doin' 'cause I'm about to ruin." Seems to me that this is a fast changing space of product offerings vs adaptation of regulations. Some tr
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by gexla 2y ago
I don't think so, because it was already predicted to be likely that the US Fed would lower rates by the time Japan raised theirs. The jobs report from the US sealed it.
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by gexla 2y ago
You beat me to it. The Yen buying will create a spiral, which will make the Yen rise even further.
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by gexla 2y ago
Right, the article doesn't make sense. The Yen jumped on the rate hike (meant to combat inflation.) Both the hike and the increase in the Yen is going to result in an unwinding of the carry-trade. This then puts further upward pressure
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by gexla 2y ago
How did they not know about these requirements? I know this just by seeing the endorsement disclosures everywhere I see someone on video talking about a product. It's sort of like knowing that requirements for cookie usage is a thing j
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by gexla 2y ago
From the article... "While Chinese per capita meat consumption lags significantly behind the US, China is the world’s largest consumer of animal products, making up 27 per cent of the global total in 2021, because of the size of its po
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by gexla 2y ago
I didn't read the paper. But I opened it up in a tab, typed "unreliable" in the search box, and zero results. I'm wondering what words they actually used. I also didn't find "overhyped? or "expensive.&quot
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by gexla 2y ago
I'm not going to read the whole paper, but I didn't find anything in the paper which used the words "overhyped" "wildly expensive," or "unreliable." Unreliable for what? There's so many different
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by gexla 2y ago
I feel it's more culture than race. Seems income is a big factor. Most likely to affect marginalized communities. I see it a lot in the Philippines also. Maybe it's less access to swimming lessons and pools to practice in.
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by gexla 2y ago
Swimming seems to be at least partly a cultural thing. In the Philippines, I'm regularly surprised by the number of people who say they can't swim. A handful of videos is a small sample, but it seems to be a similar situation here
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by gexla 2y ago
The headline is spot on. This person ate a meal replacement shake twice a day for two years. If there was anything else to add, then I guess the headline might be different.
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by gexla 2y ago
Seems to me this is the equivalent of fast retrieval and piecing together from a huge amount of examples in the data. This might take far more time if you were to do this yourself. That's a plus for the tools. In other words, a massive
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by gexla 2y ago
From skimming the docs, this is more about WP database than WP itself. In other words, you could install WP to setup the DB and then kill the WP install if you liked. 1. It looks like it only works with that which would be provided by WP by
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by gexla 2y ago
This person works through an interface which is similar to Mechanical Turk. You get a list of available projects you qualified for via an assessment. For the AI projects, many of them are comparing responses from two different models, answe
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by gexla 2y ago
The one person I know getting paid to review AI outputs gets paid anywhere from $25 / hour to $40 / hour. Not sure if that's underpaid. It may be a nice option when you can do it at any time to supplement your regular income.
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by gexla 2y ago
The upstream comment I was replying to mentioned that SAMA destroyed public trust. If this were the case, then what he had done might be enough for a massive company like Apple to hesitate on making such a deal. And there are alternative ro

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