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lukevdp
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Compare yourself to 1000 SaaS companies
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lukevdp
7y ago
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lukevdp
8y ago
Yes, having a choice gives you more control than having that choice made for you.
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8y ago
What is the difference between a professional landlord and an absentee landlord? Aren’t all landlords absentee and aren’t all landlords going to charge market rent?
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8y ago
And what is the approval process? Where I live, to cut down a tree, you can get it approved by council. The problem is, they do not approve any applications.
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8y ago
We use intercom for support in our Saas product. We have customers ask questions that are instantly solved by the recommended help desk articles all the time
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8y ago
Then people transfer their wealth just before they die?
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8y ago
Not sure why this is getting downvoted because it’s 100% correct. I’ve got two toddlers, we use these and it says this on the package.
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8y ago
Given that Google execs were having another crack at entering China (and all the “compliance” that comes with that) last year, my guess is that Google has a pretty high pain threshold for compliance.
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8y ago
This particular instance seems to be for gaming search results - which google punishes across the board.
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8y ago
That’s not old school, sadly it still happens all the time (running over toddlers)
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8y ago
I have tried GTD and but it didn’t feel quite right for me. I believe the best system is the one that is tweaked to your life circumstances, and that changes over time. I’ve settled on the following system for now - quarterly goals in a goo
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8y ago
Or, you can understand this and not regret decisions when you look back
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8y ago
People that use the service a lot are less likely to cancel, and more likely to recommend it to others.
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8y ago
That wouldn’t work either as the population has increased dramatically since 1950.
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8y ago
What is fraudulent about that?
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8y ago
Actually he was asked if Facebook would roll out the GDPR requirements globally and he said they aren't and that America has different sensibilities
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9y ago
Except that even a just system has parts that can be taken out of context, and twisted to paint a narrative that it is not just.
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9y ago
The more customers you get, the more customers you get from "organic" sources. Blended CAC makes sense from this perspective.
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9y ago
Shorter is better
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9y ago
Not always a good idea when it comes to legal and tax issues. Some things can't be fixed later.
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9y ago
That's 100% markup. Margin is calculated on the sale price.
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9y ago
For the building company it's a 3% discount wrapped up in marketing.
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9y ago
Yes, though buy it now accounts for something like 85% of transactions
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9y ago
What the gp is saying is that before, the buyer would pay $100 and the seller would get $97. So in effect, the seller has borne the extra fees
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9y ago
Is it normal for people to be scared of their spouse reading their emails? That blows my mind.
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9y ago
At least for me and my circle of friends and family, enough people have Facebook that we use Facebook for our event invites. Out of all my family and friends I have one Uncle that doesn't use Facebook and he wouldn't use another s
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9y ago
Unless you can pay taxes in Bitcoin, people will always need to be able to convert Bitcoin to fiat. Bitcoin itself cannot be stopped, but it's utility as a currency (or, as it is now, a speculative investment) can be.
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9y ago
He's saying it's fragile in that the US Government could ban it and the value of the coin disappears overnight. It's very easy to ban - make it illegal to sell Bitcoin, force ISPs to block international sites that do.
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9y ago
Also there is a government scheme where: A) you get fortnightly welfare payments B) formal training and a tafe certificate C) access to mentors and resources If you qualify for welfare and instead of looking for a job, you choose to start a
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9y ago
Same here. I've got Apple phones, iPads, MacBook and iMac. Have had Apple phones since the 3G. This update is the final straw, my phone has gone from good to unusable. Siri takes so long to process commands now that I've stopped u
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