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Speaking as an agency owner, I've seen a massive shift of marketing budgets away from advertising and into content marketing. Adding value through content has always been the most predictable, sustainable way to build inbound customer
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Top subreddit mod accused of extortion
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I’ve seen bad mod behavior before, but extortion? This requires further investgation. This mod controls what is and isn’t seen by 26million subscribers.
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5y ago
What recourse is there for things like this?
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'Sorry Elon' Dogebonk beats Musks Dogecoin rocket to become first space memecoin
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Memecoins can at least be tracked in value, the dynamics of these UGC meme driven communities, especially ones like doge, shiba uni, and now dogebonk, the exponential community growth effects are what matter most.
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Dogebonk is a good example of a community taking over a token, renouncing contract, locking liq etc. fascinating to see a true community meme engine revving up.
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Somehow managed to avoid like 5 of these memecoin rugpulls last year. Memecoins are a clown casino, but the memetic dynamics fascinate me. The right core meme can be a catalyst for compounding user generated content growth. Look for memecoi
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Continued... 2. Dogebonk I briefly got into crypto in 2018, and left shortly after, disillusioned with how unpredictable and volatile the whole space seemed. In the last few months, however, I’ve found myself back on the hype train, trying
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How to Start a Movement – Strange Experiences in Marketing
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GPT3 got your back: warmest winter coat --hobbyist-only Top 10: 1. Canada Goose Parka 2. Patagonia Down Jacket 3. Marmot Precip Jacket 4. Columbia Winter Jacket 5. North Face Thermoball Jacket 6. The North Face Nuptse Jacket 7. Rab Neutrino
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fascinated by the memetic properties of dogebonk. viral loops galore
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Show HN: An Interactive Voicebot Hivemind
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Starting a Movement from Nothing – Two Fascinating Examples
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YC Company Abstra.app – Thank You
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Shameless request for scraping enthusiasts at: https://www.pdap.io , an open source Police Data Accessibility project started on HN and Reddit. Our goal is scraping and collating all county level public records, giving us a datas
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No one cares how you feel, come with proof before accusations. Otherwise you are just a troll
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Accusations of scamming are serious. What evidence do you have? None as far as I can see. This is wrong and should be remedied.
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Show HN: Policing the Police with Scraped Data – Started on Reddit/HN
(docs.pdap.io)
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Predictive policing is rampant and growing. Why not try and do predictive policing on the Police themselves? The road block isnt data availability, it is data accessibility. PDAP.io started on Reddit and Hackernews, and as of last month we&
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We can police the police by tracking them with data. Complaint records are amazing to have, but we can also find dirty/racist cops with existing data from county public records. It just needs to be scraped and collected. Redditors and
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New York makes complaint records of 83,000 police officers available to public
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Transparency Project Is Creating a Collection of Police Data
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HTTPS://PDAP.IO a nonprofit with the goal of scraping and making accessible county level police data. With this data aggregated and made available, policing the police will be more possible.
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These are the fields we are currently scraping, but we ask devs to please just comment out lines for scraping officer names and badge numbers. This was simply out of caution as we finalize the nonprofit application. The intention is to have
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All types of infractions. https://github.com/Police-Data-Accessibility-Project/Police-...
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Policing the Police by scraping court data – *An Update
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The app for soccer players seemed compelling as a use case for competitive teams. Perhaps this is already being done by other means, but it seems like you could pretty simply track detailed performance data at the individual player level an
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I made this with the GPT3 api. It’s a gift recommendation app. HTTPS://GiftGenius.AI
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GiftGenius – An Artificial Intelligence Gift Concierge Built on GPT-3
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