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Build and deploy app back ends faster with Hasura(siftery.com)
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Analyze what content performs best for any topic or competitor with BuzzSumo(artplusmarketing.com)
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Connect with Your Supporters Using CallHub's Voice and SMS Service(siftery.com)
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Get hundreds of valuable metrics and business insights in 1 click with Baremetrics(siftery.com)
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Start closing more deals today with Close.io(siftery.com)
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Connect with Your Supporters Using CallHub's Voice and SMS Service(siftery.com)
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by ggiaco 10y ago
Same thing applies Mexico -- if you're not involved in the drug trade or law enforcement, your odds of getting killed are almost nil. Mexico welcomes over 20M tourists a year from all over and almost all make it back home safely.
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by ggiaco 10y ago
The richer the country and the stronger its institutions, the less likely cartels will take over sure, but when $40 billion USD in yearly profit (in the US drug trade) are up for grabs, someone's going to be stepping up. Stop it in Col
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by ggiaco 10y ago
The richer the country and the stronger its institutions, the less likely cartels will take over sure, but when $40 billion USD in yearly profit (in the US drug trade) are up for grabs, someone's going to be stepping up.
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by ggiaco 10y ago
Well, then they essentially become above board legitimate businesses competing on their ability to provide a service in the market. Legalization implies regulation of some sort (e.g. like alcohol). You could also have a government-run monop
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by ggiaco 10y ago
No it isn't. It's a huge nightmare and this is why even current and former Mexican Presidents are calling for legalization - despite pressure from the U.S. against it. https://qz.com/874497/mexico-is-moving-to
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Amazon, Flipkart battle now moves to in-house brands(gadgetsnow.com)
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The robot hand that shadows your movements(bbc.com)
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Rentberry's controversial property bid site expands in US(bbc.com)
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How Samsung will sell 'safe' with Galaxy S8(cnet.com)
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Online Freedom of Speech May Be in Peril: Pew(technewsworld.com)
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Roundup of April Fools' Day gags by tech companies(theverge.com)
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Hire together and win the best talent with Recruitee(siftery.com)
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Facebook introduces personal fundraising too(techcrunch.com)
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Identity pitfalls and opportunities for improvement of your website with UserTest(siftery.com)
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by ggiaco 10y ago
Just started this today so it's a WIP. So far we've picked up 291 unique products across 103 companies.
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YC Winter 2017 Technology Stacks(siftery.com)
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by ggiaco 10y ago
With PH there are some similarities (both are product feeds after all), but substantial differences in the feed mechanics and results. Siftery's ranking is based on recommendations coming from verified business users and the products l
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by ggiaco 10y ago
Thanks. Great link. It does seem that having multiple feeds is emerging as a consensus suggestion.
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by ggiaco 10y ago
Separately, one thing I'd be excited about is filtering by users at companies in a certain grouping (e.g. by Geo, industry, or some other affiliation like YC or 500 Startups alums). Siftery can do this since users have verified busines
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by ggiaco 10y ago
Yeah, that makes sense. Adding additional filters is fairly easy, but I think we decided against it thinking that "no one" would find them or be interested. Maybe we're wrong about that (there seems to be demand here, and HN
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by ggiaco 10y ago
We're looking into ways to improve the ranking, so thanks for sharing that teej. We actually started with a normalized and more complex algo that was more along the lines of what you suggest, but the resulting feed had mostly random pr
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by ggiaco 10y ago
Interesting thoughts! We're definitely trying to strike a balance between reliability and short-term popularity. One of the ways we're trying to solve is by every day pushing up "wildcard" products that are getting tract
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by ggiaco 10y ago
Right. It was basically already at 20k (19,963.8) on Jan 6, with two weeks left for Obama's Presidency.
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Retention is greater than Acquisition(growth.supply)
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