jackgolding

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by jackgolding 8y ago
Yep also I think there are incentives to look like you are investing in this space ... and for the vendors who are selling these tools, not many marketing managers are going to be happy if you make their placements or creative choices look
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by jackgolding 8y ago
This is very underrated. Even as an obese office worker, doing 30 minutes of back exercises a week makes work sooo much better.
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by jackgolding 8y ago
This is something i'm thinking of when looking at a new laptop - working off a laptop screen at desk height kills my back but elevating it makes the keyboard unusable... so I wonder if the surface is useful here?
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by jackgolding 8y ago
depends if that $50k is 10% 1% 0.1% 0.001% of your media spend haha! Never had a trading job - i'm a publisher at the moment!
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by jackgolding 8y ago
Can't find the more attribution focused talk (see he's given it a few times but can't find the slides - think I found them once searching through slideshare.) Here is one Willem did which is probably a bit too brief to get mu
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by jackgolding 8y ago
My first job out of uni was quantitative market research (read: surveys) and at the time I thought it was a waste of time - studying UX you learn that for a lot of questions customers will give you incorrect or unhelpful answers (depending
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by jackgolding 8y ago
After working in two jobs where my job was using quantitative analysis to try figure out what marketing channels to invest in I have to say this is incredibly hard to get any answers - to the point where you might ask why bother? The curren
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by jackgolding 8y ago
My current "quarter life crisis" is around this number, it appears to getting from $150-200k in liquid salary is MUCH more difficult than $100-150. So if liquid income is your "north star metric" job wise, what do you do
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by jackgolding 8y ago
GDPR covers EU residents so you don't need to be a citizen (i.e. you could travel to EU and delete all your data) - see chapter 1 "your company is established outside the EU but offers goods or services to, or monitors the behavio
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by jackgolding 8y ago
Hypothetically, if you have EU citizenship by ancestry you would be protected under GDPR. If you have this but have never been to Europe, how is Facebook able to determine that from a US IP you aren't eligible to delete your account un
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by jackgolding 8y ago
Thats great about refunds and since I read the comments before the article on this I thought the article might about refunds. Coursera had very poor service when I asked for a refund on a ~$500 course before the course actually began. Used
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by jackgolding 8y ago
This is what I find is most annoying - the traditional "more money more problems." I actually had the most savings I've ever had in my life while I was a student on $15k a year Government benefits. Every payrise I've got
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by jackgolding 8y ago
I'm also interested in this because a lot of nomads (especially levelsio) think that staying somewhere for a few days/weeks isn't great and its better to stay somewhere for 6 months or so
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by jackgolding 8y ago
Yup I picked up the bass guitar - incredible how quickly you can play most songs after half a dozen lessons and songsterr.com
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by jackgolding 8y ago
I agree many of my mates would kill for a $90k fellowship, 15 years is too long to commit to anything though.
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by jackgolding 8y ago
Yep I went on and had a look the other day because I used to buy a book from them every 2 months but I haven't looked at their books for 2 years their website made this nearly impossible.
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by jackgolding 8y ago
I learned via Udacity's course (been using Python at work for 5 years now) but I recommend others to use "Learn Python The Hard Way" For Data Science I'd recommend DataCamp which ChaseDehan recommended or Panda's Do
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by jackgolding 8y ago
Are coupons unethical? These are just different coupons... I tested about a dozen different offers for each b2c role I've had... never once considered the ethics... if a customer complained that their neighbor was getting it cheaper we
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by jackgolding 8y ago
Great response - since OP has no written contract seems like they are stuffed though?
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by jackgolding 8y ago
Seems like every comment at this stage is about getting shafted when your startup gets an exit. Other than supposed the lack of politics and more bleeding edge tech - what is the point of working at a startup if you aren't looking for
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by jackgolding 8y ago
doubleyourfreelancing.com is a great resource
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by jackgolding 8y ago
I would say the opposite as someone who has moved around a fair bit in their life - the only people I've kept in touch with after I've moved have been those who I have a lot in common with. Now I'm in my late twenties shudde
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by jackgolding 8y ago
And then you only get half a bonus at your new role if you are lucky (my last job I joined 3 days too late to be eligible)
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by jackgolding 8y ago
This is a good an important problem - finding the right person to sell to (and a route to get to them) is very important in b2b with large businesses.
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by jackgolding 8y ago
This is really annoying for me, how can I work for a full financial year (and get my shares allocated), receive my performance review but not get a bonus because I quit before October where they pay the bonuses on the last FY?
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by jackgolding 8y ago
very interesting, shame STMR seems to be very academic on this stage (searching only gives papers.)
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by jackgolding 8y ago
Watching Hearthstone is enjoyable for me, I watch Thijis' videos every day and Hearthstone Lucky & Funny.
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by jackgolding 8y ago
I found meditations really dry and hard to read - are there any translations you could recommend?
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by jackgolding 8y ago
Writing things down helps me (but I'm also very mathsy.) Everything I've track everyday before I go to bed I generally get a bit better at - so far being diet, exercise and savings in these monolithic spreadsheets. Interesting eno
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by jackgolding 8y ago
In my small experience researching banking before this big VC boom in SF (I wanted to work in VC) I don't think chasing sustainable small wins is the name of the game (see traditional VC companies like bio-med.) I wonder how much of ge

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