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jgianakopoulos
10y ago
Zuck to fund interstellar travel w/in decades? 2040 Breaking News: Alpha Centauri Rejects Facebook's 'Free' Internet
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11y ago
I'm fairly certain this has all been tried. The New York Times and many other news outlets do have a freemium model of sorts. You are allowed access to 10 news articles a month, and after you reach your limit you can pay for more. Gues
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11y ago
If ad blocking keeps growing at the rate it has been, then you're correct and the web will shrink. Maybe people will pay for services or news, and maybe they won't. I do agree that some ads are intrusive and annoying, but the mode
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11y ago
The mantra? This is how the majority of the web is monetized. It's not a mantra, it's a fact. People contribute content to the web and you pay with viewing ads. I don't know how you can rationalize that as being a "shitt
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11y ago
True, but I'm from Austin Texas and just moved to San Francisco, so I have some insight into this. I'm not sure if there's as big of a demand for laundry pickup services outside of dense urban areas like New York and San Fran
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11y ago
Found this on housekeeping.com: Front loading washing machines can hold as much as 18 lbs of clothing. So how many items are in a lb. of clothing? To find out how much your loads weigh, you can weigh yourself holding a load of dirty clothin
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11y ago
You have $7 wash and fold places in New York? Or are you talking about laundromats? Because the ones in San Francisco run you about $25-30 a load.
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The average front-loaded laundry machine can hold ~18 lbs. Washio and wash and folds cost around $1.60 a pound, so this is close to $20 cheaper. Still $10 cheaper if you get delivery.
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12y ago
People-based marketing has come a long way, but it still lacks deterministic evidence about purchase intent/interest/history. Datalogix does a good job connecting online profiles and advertising to offline purchases, but the indus