melomal

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by melomal 5y ago
Going from the mass hate for QR code menus you would think not? Honestly, what's up with these polar opposites on HN. Never a middle ground.
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by melomal 5y ago
Everyone around me that has wealth built it up from simply talking and connecting with people. Going out for golf and drinks where people tend to let their guard down and just enjoy themselves allows people to build trust. This would, in my
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by melomal 5y ago
It's odd because it almost seems like a middle ground of having both options is unacceptable. It's chalk and cheese, black or white. You can literally have both physical and digital menu's and cater to everyone's needs.
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Ask HN: What is your biggest struggle with growth/traction?
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by melomal 5y ago
Sounds like a bit of sleazy PR to me. Considering the roots of this entire platform...
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by melomal 5y ago
I remember seeing that there is an actual section dedicated to income from illicit income in the tax forms. Which is honestly amazing to see, and confusing too.
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by melomal 5y ago
I tend to just load up on information in short blasts, let it fester and then go back for more. Then sleep on it and time after time I generally find the solution, with a clear head. But I also do believe that time-sensitive problems can al
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by melomal 5y ago
Just use Webflow. It does everything for you, has templates can scale to your needs and also export the code needed to transfer the site somewhere else.
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by melomal 5y ago
I do lean more towards coincidence but since then there's been no Trivago ads. To be honest, the ads on TV are basically on repeat so this is why it stood out so much, the fact that I can practically give you the schedule of ads that I
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by melomal 5y ago
I have an amazing story. Moved into a new place, in Poland. Bought a new smart TV, it was a Samsung (kaput after 2 years). Me and my wife decided to have an impromptu singing session just bellowing out 'Hotel, Hotel, Hotel, Hotel, Hote
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by melomal 5y ago
And like people's lives, no one cares about anything until they get the bad news. Finding out your data has been used against you is like getting news of a major health issue. Most people knew the potential problems, they know what is
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by melomal 5y ago
Glad I'm not the only one that noticed this. The link itself to 'audit' is basically as small of a clickable link as possible. I am honestly surprised they didn't just hyperlink 'a'udit at this point.
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by melomal 5y ago
> my own blockchain (a spreadsheet Gave me a good chuckle If you were to input some sort of contract terms into a cell, snapshot it, upload it to the cloud and only provide view access to the public, you would have a full fledged blockch
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by melomal 5y ago
NFTs remind me of 'buy a star' companies. You apparently 'bought' a star but anyone can look at it, I imagine that multiple people own the same star and everyone is none the wiser. I assume this is why NFTs work. Make so
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by melomal 5y ago
PiS right now needs some wins. They have consistently screwed up and their avid fans are even sick of it.
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by melomal 5y ago
No, it rarely works but FOMO is the worst with marketing people. Have been doing it 10 years now and I still refused to accept pop-ups as anything useful.
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by melomal 5y ago
Good riddance.
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by melomal 5y ago
It's nice to see those Youtube ads paying off....
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by melomal 5y ago
So this is interesting because right now the search rankings are a steaming heap of crud because of what seems like daily algo changes. It's gotten to the point where spam sites with out of date articles are now ranking number 1. Yet e
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by melomal 5y ago
I would honestly hazard a guess that there's no marketing person on the team yet. If the founder is in charge of the content of the site, which could very well be the case, they are more likely to use technical terms because it's
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by melomal 5y ago
Sounds like this is a world wide problem and the idea of a company that does 'good' is nothing more than a CSR/PR play. Everything you have described can also be said for Google, Facebook and Amazon.
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by melomal 5y ago
Pinch of salt with these 2. I've worked with one on a full-scale, full year up front lead generation fee and it just didn't work. I knew it wouldn't based on SEO metrics but they insisted that it would. They were wrong. The o
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by melomal 6y ago
This is growth hacking at it's finest. Eeking out .5% gains anywhere just to get some form of validation. Most think that they are able to infiltrate niche forums/sites and act the part but ultimately the 2nd message is always &#x
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by melomal 6y ago
The fact that they will need to pay Google for this service after a certain threshold also limits taking them on. Pennies but still paying them.
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by melomal 6y ago
> HTTPS adoption is now very high[1] This is simply because they told SEO's that HTTPs takes precedent and effects ranking - if you want mass adoption of anything then just tell a bunch of SEOs that rankings will be effected (AMP is
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by melomal 6y ago
> I'm wondering how people got convinced FOMO and PR. I have friends that have plenty of money and read the latest reviews/gadget magazines. They assume whatever is in the recommended area you should be buying it or your neighb
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by melomal 6y ago
Well with the current rate of Unicorns going public and raising obscene amounts of money and valuations being somewhat in the WTF levels these predictions sound about right......
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by melomal 6y ago
There's a whole heap of EVs coming from the established brands and honestly, I would choose them over any Tesla. If the VW camper van becomes reality, oh my oh my. Mach-E looks incredible! Even the Skoda EV looks amazing - it's a
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by melomal 6y ago
Whenever I try to 'push' myself I always remind myself of about 8 years ago when it was 12 - 16 hours on the computer, sleep and repeat. In my mind at the time I felt like it was being productive and doing good. Reality was that i
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by melomal 6y ago
>5. Do their thing very quietly without anyone really knowing. 6. You've never heard about. I love going to industrial estates and checking out what is going on in there for this exact reason. CNC machine, 3D printing, endless engin

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