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by jsonne 4y ago
This is inevitable for basically every media service whether its streaming music like Spotify, connected tv like Hulu, etc. You'll have a premium tier with no ads, perhaps a less ads but still some ads semi premium tier, and then an ad
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by jsonne 4y ago
See I run a DSP and I'm not sure what incentive we would have to be against this? My primary goal is to keep advertisers spending, and the better their results the longer they hang around. I have a vested interest in eliminating fraud
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by jsonne 4y ago
I used to do lead generation marketing for these folks and noted this was a neat feature at the time that was a big value prop we led with. Glad to see it works.
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by jsonne 4y ago
It's not dead it just got effectively integrated into existing networks like Twitter. I love spaces! I think there will be more innovation in the future with social audio but clubhouse felt like a flash in the pan to be sure.
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by jsonne 4y ago
Because the model of a law firm is maybe 10 senior partners own the company and there's 200 attorneys and several hundred assistants and paralegals under them. Its not much different than most modern corporations having a bunch of shar
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by jsonne 5y ago
The crazy thing is they actually 100% hold this data. Literally adding a few lines to the tag would solve this. I worked in a meat packing plant during summers in college and they would use rfid tags to scan everything in and out. The whole
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by jsonne 5y ago
That seems actually pretty reasonable tbh. I'm not a fan of non competes generally but that seems like a fair tradeoff
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by jsonne 5y ago
The hedonistic treadmill is real. Happiness has to come from within.
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by jsonne 5y ago
This is a really short excerpt. Is there a longer/complete version out there or is it simply meant to pose the question but not give an answer?
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by jsonne 5y ago
Welcome to the show. Before I founded my startup I was a media buyer for about a decade and specifically I spent most of my time doing Facebook ads (Since 2012). I spent literally millions some year and couldn't get support most of the
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by jsonne 5y ago
Agreed. I'm not against alcohol but I find I can get 80%-90% of the benefits by following the "ritual" of it with a mocktail and simply setting aside time where I give myself permission to relax and socialize. Alcohol is fine
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by jsonne 5y ago
Kava is great and for sure is wonderful in a social setting. I've taken to Kava recently and enjoy it casually (1 to 2 times a week) as its a shorter duration than alcohol, I get no hangover, and while I relax I don't lose my inhi
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by jsonne 5y ago
"Freshworks focuses on being found ‘organically’ (i.e. via free or low-cost channels) rather than with expensive paid marketing and outbound sales efforts." Proceeds to rent a blimp. To be clear I have nothing against guerilla mar
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by jsonne 5y ago
I was driving a Citroen in rural Ireland that had an active lane correction if it thought you were drifting out of the lane. The thing is that in rural Ireland many roads are one lane and have no marking at all so the thing was constantly f
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by jsonne 5y ago
So far no. There's lots of companies that help achieve this now such as remote.com that make it significantly easier.
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by jsonne 5y ago
I've read this take a number of time and I really think the VC crowd is mostly missing the point when it comes to why DAOs etc are able to get such good talent. 1. I would wager a good amount of people working on DAOs would never have
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by jsonne 5y ago
It also is how they power refrigeration in meat processing to keep the freezers cold. Seems like if you put it next to those manufacturing facilities to power the freezer trucks and facility itself you could save a significant amount of en
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by jsonne 5y ago
Perhaps a dumb question but I Googled and looked in the article. Do people spend 24/7 in iron lungs or simply do "sessions" or sleep in them? It was unclear to me how they actually function.
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by jsonne 5y ago
Pretty much all of LATAM Whatsapp is more ubiquitous than anything else.
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by jsonne 5y ago
>FB as a website / app is dead According to whom? Hacker news doomsday predictors? They have literally over a billion MAUs right? Just because the demographic skews older doesn't make those users less valid.
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by jsonne 5y ago
An NBC journalist found me on Twitter talking about doing the digital nomad thing while working / having a family.
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by jsonne 5y ago
I have a portable USB external display that's super slim. It's a nice thing to have for sure.
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by jsonne 5y ago
Florence is lovely and I'm deeply saddened that I have to leave. Probably more so than anywhere else I've ever been in the world. The traffic is crazy though and the busses in particular flying past you at full speed down the medi
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by jsonne 5y ago
Yeah so I mean there is always that risk. I think the big thing is we look for price range first and then we carefully read reviews. Once reviews are good and we study the pictures to make sure its at least nominally friendly for a toddler
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by jsonne 5y ago
Yeah so we book months out and it hasn't been an issue so far. I suppose that is a potential issue but we pay in advance and just haven't run into it yet.
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by jsonne 5y ago
I would strongly advise not having a car. The ZTL traffic zones are such a pain and the public transit is good enough that you can do without it. Not sure on turo but there's lots of rent on demand vespa esque bikes available if thats
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by jsonne 5y ago
My wife doesn't work so it helps. I would say more stressful around travel days including the day before and after but those are only every 1 to 2 months. Otherwise its fairly normal stress levels.
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by jsonne 5y ago
So we live in airbnbs and have for over a year. Our long term plan is exactly as you described which is have a "home base" and house swap or rent ours on airbnb while we then travel via airbnb which is a bit easier / more sta
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by jsonne 5y ago
Yeah we're doing the same actually and between myself, my wife, and our kid we've got it done to three checked bags and 2 backpacks. It's freeing in a way to get rid of most of that stuff honestly.
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by jsonne 5y ago
I do this right now and have been living in airbnbs with my wife and child for over a year paying comparable rent we did in Denver. We actually got featured on the Today show for it a few months ago. AMA? Biggest thing is the multi month st

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