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Social Media and Mental health(sanctus.io)
1 points by iamben 9y ago|0 comments
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Japanese engineer builds giant robot to realize 'Gundam' dream(uk.reuters.com)
1 points by iamben 9y ago|0 comments
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by iamben 9y ago
I can't be the only one that prefers targeted ads? I mean, I'd much rather see ads for watches or sneakers or whatever else I've been looking at buying that ads for dresses, birdcages, or house paint or whatever else I have p
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by iamben 9y ago
Unless you bought a long time ago, I'm going to take a guess you're not in London. You could expect to pay £900 for a room (maybe including, maybe excluding bills) in a flatshare in a decent(ish)/popular location.
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by iamben 9y ago
Doesn't all this come back to "it's better until it has to play within the confines of the system"? I see so many articles about X disrupting Y, but if Y is operating within the confines of the law, half the reasons peop
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by iamben 9y ago
It's pretty fascinating. I can't think of anything similar...
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by iamben 9y ago
I'm with pretty much everyone else here. As symbolic as $1337 is, this is worth far more. That said, if one had taken advantage of this, what legal repercussions could or would you face? I mean, technically I can't see anything _i
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by iamben 9y ago
I think it depends what you mean by landing page, and what you're hoping it'll achieve. Most of the pages listed in this thread so far are just good home pages. If you sent ad traffic to them, them will never convert as well as a
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by iamben 9y ago
No notification via email or app for me as of yet... Seems like the sort of thing I should hear from them first, rather than the Baltimore Sun.
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Mark Zuckerberg refuses request from UK parliament to speak about data abuse(independent.co.uk)
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Cheating may have swayed Brexit poll – Christopher Wylie(bbc.co.uk)
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by iamben 9y ago
After much experimenting I've found much less than 6.5/7 hours a night and I'm definitely not at 100%. Similarly, much more than 8 and I'm not at 100% either. One offs are fine, but I try and stick to this as much as pos
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by iamben 9y ago
This a thousand times over. Never sell yourself the first time you're meeting someone. Explain what you do and turn the conversation back the person you're talking to. People love hearing their own voice, so let them talk. Take a
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by iamben 9y ago
Yeah, be nice to see this one on Google Fonts.
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OMR17 Keynote: Alexander Nix Presenting How Cambridge Analytica Works [Mar 2017](youtube.com)
1 points by iamben 9y ago|0 comments
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by iamben 9y ago
No, but one example proves it can be done. As the other answer to your post, it depends what niche as to how hard it's going to be. But aren't they both like setting up your business in the first place? Loads of businesses fail. D
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by iamben 9y ago
I suppose it's not really an issue unless Google moves into your market? Then I'd imagine it's a massive issue. If the bulk of your traffic is Google, and they stop showing you for certain queries, it's going to hurt.
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RIP Google, a ‘Search Engine’ from 1998-2018(webmarketingschool.com)
35 points by iamben 9y ago|32 comments
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by iamben 9y ago
What I think is most bizarre - I have friends with really decent businesses that try really, really hard to get a few hundred thousand in funding. And yet I see the most _terrible_ ideas with an ICO cap of 20 million dollars. Still people t
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by iamben 9y ago
I'll second this. Especially based on "She is quite inclined towards design and has a good sense of color palettes, fonts, arrangements, etc. (IMHO)." I'd probably also suggest taking a look at WordPress. Barrier to entr
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by iamben 9y ago
Re the "cries and groans" - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Well_to_Hell_hoax
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Blind Mice See Again with Gold and Titanium(blogs.discovermagazine.com)
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WeWork acquires SEO and marketing company Conductor(techcrunch.com)
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by iamben 9y ago
But the brain doesn't work like that. It's a bit like telling someone who's depressed "next time you feel down, just smile!" I understand what you're getting at, but I don't think it helps.
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by iamben 9y ago
I expect this thread to fill up with many people saying the same thing (meditate, good food, etc) - largely because (generally) it all works. So I'll just throw in 2 things that make a massive difference (along with the meditation, eat
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by iamben 9y ago
I think the point the earlier posters are trying to make is that if a manufacturer is at a point where they need an immutable, decentralised quality record their problems are bigger than the record keeping. As someone buying parts you gener
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by iamben 9y ago
I hear ya. I suppose it's just 'cool' to be able to say "we have beer! We have ping pong!" but I can understand the frustration if you're not looking for an extrovert-tailored work environment. Do any of the bi
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by iamben 9y ago
Anecdotal reply, hot-desking at WW in central London. * Some days noisy, some days very quiet. I have great headphones, but find myself more productive than when I worked at home. People are noisy, but generally the 'hum' is a sen
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by iamben 9y ago
Different strokes for different folks, right? I'm at a WeWork now and I'm far more productive than the time I spent working in a quiet home. I speak to people here who love it, I speak to people here who hate it. One of the best t
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by iamben 9y ago
Many, many good responses here. And I muchly second meditation and exercise. I also needed to get out the house every day when I worked from home (the gym was good, but you don't talk to enough people). WeWork has been excellent becaus

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