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goodJobWalrus
10y ago
What did you do for SEO? I can see you only have few blog entries...
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10y ago
I have a question for the guy running indie hackers. Do you periodically update those revenue figures?
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goodJobWalrus
10y ago
There is also Asch experiment https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asch_conformity_experiments
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10y ago
I am wondering this as well since in one of his previous posts he says he has no money. He seems to move really quickly, though, and it would be impressive if he got 5 people to work on this full time for (currently) free.
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10y ago
I would say there isn't. If your economic situation is so bad, that you are willing to throw yourself into the sea on a rubber dinghy, you are a refugee from severe poverty and life so horrible that you are willing to risk dying just t
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10y ago
it's the same book as in the article.
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10y ago
Can you comment on what you found out?
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10y ago
> Ramasjang is entertainment, not a replacement for parents or school. Parents are expected to know when to switch it off (but just in case, the characters go to bed at 8.00pm, and are shown sleeping until the morning) rather than preten
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10y ago
In the interview, you said that you had 10 paying customers before you even started coding or had a company. My question is: How did you get those people paying you, and how much they paid? Since you have a monthly service, surely they have
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10y ago
> Looking at ten thousand published BuzzFeed listicles over a period of three months I found a statistically significant difference in the performance of odd-length listicles compared to even ones. They published at least 10,000 listicle
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10y ago
I wonder whether she actually used the word "frolicking" when reporting. I mean, imagine calling the police b/c someone is frolicking.
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10y ago
> A Winnipeg mom was doing the dishes while her three kids, 10, 5 and 2 , played in their fenced-in backyard. A neighbor called to report “unattended” kids frolicking and Jacqui Kendrick was visited by a child protective services rep. Th
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10y ago
Out of curiosity: What cultural reasons?
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> One-Month Sabbatical Every Three Years: Every three years, employees are eligible to take a one-month-long sabbatical. For some reason, I keep being surprised how a month long vacation is called "sabbatical" in American terms
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10y ago
Watching Lazy Sunday again made me go check whether Mapquest still exists. It looks weird now.
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Why suburbia sucks
(qz.com)
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10y ago
Wow, I just assumed all the pictures were his (w/o reading credits) since it's basically a photo essay. Off with his head!
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10y ago
Yes, I am usually assumed to be male here, and addressed as such. I don't mind it really, and I understand why it is happening tho.
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10y ago
Honestly, I don't understand your question. I am not using HN for hiring leads, so I don't understand how skillsets of HN users are relevant to my question. I am not looking to draw conclusions, just to get an answer to my questio
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Ask HN: Percentage of female users on HN
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10y ago
Is this from Charles Duhig's or Gerd Gigerenzer's book? I remember reading somewhere this exact thing.
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10y ago
Wow, I am about to have a baby any day now, this is scary. I really hope they are better in Canada with these things.
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10y ago
How many can we vote for? I voted for 3 of them total (voting as I was reading through), but now I wonder whether only the first one will count.
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10y ago
I guess that should fall under "your life...you decide..."
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Sure, but when you handle used tampon, you don't have to actually touch it. Yes, for me it's just gross.
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10y ago
Would you carry an extra cup of your own blood, mucus, tissue pieces, piss and bacteria in your purse, though?
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10y ago
Would you use a menstrual cup, if you menstruated, Steve? If other women are anything like me, that thing will remain a very niche product.
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Chip cards with contactless ability work great for speed, but I'm not sure about safety and fraud thing. It's also a matter of having people trained. I rarely need to use swipe, so naturally it takes me longer than entering pin.
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10y ago
I was thinking many times how it would be great to have that available.
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11y ago
I think he meant _reactive_ , as in: showing a response to a stimulus. "pupils are reactive to light" acting in response to a situation rather than creating or controlling it. "a proactive rather than a reactive approach"
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