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by noer 7y ago
Apart from buying things? I'd think that helping people discover shops would be tops. Leave positive Yelp & Google reviews, tell everyone you know about the shop.
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by noer 7y ago
This goes way beyond dark patterns and ux strategies to push people towards paid options. This is manipulating search engines to hide their services when searching for "free tax filing". If they're going to offer free service
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by noer 7y ago
It's oftentimes better for both parties when rejecting someone to do it via email. The person being rejected isn't put on the spot to compose themselves and be a good sport while the person doing the rejection can manage the respo
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by noer 7y ago
I'm not sure it's necessarily that people "look down on it", but that the authenticity is derived from something inauthentic.
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by noer 7y ago
It's worth noting that depending on the amount of Data you capture in GA, each date table could be anywhere from 1s to 10s of GBs, and it can get pretty pricey to query from those tables.
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by noer 7y ago
I had used Data Studio to provide visualizations of data I had in BQ. I wasn't able to create anything useful without creating a bunch of custom views in BQ. Data Studio seemed to refresh the data a few times a day, which queried the B
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Kids Love These YouTube Channels. Who Creates Them Is a Mystery(wsj.com)
2 points by noer 8y ago|0 comments
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by noer 8y ago
I had similar thoughts about the touchbar, but then i discovered you can change the touchbar to always show the old function bar buttons (brightness, volume, etc) or to show F keys instead of allowing whatever program you're using to c
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by noer 8y ago
Unless I missed it, I'm still not really sure what a hypercasual game is. I'm guessing it's one of those games where the players is given a number of turns or lives which reset at timed intervals? I think they're interes
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by noer 8y ago
Yeah, you're right. In my head I was thinking of pre-law, pre-med, dental & pharm programs as the opposite of liberal arts.
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by noer 8y ago
Full disclosure: I have a liberal arts degree. When I was looking at colleges, I had absolutely no idea what I wanted to do with the rest of my life. In high school, I really hated science and math classes. Years later I realized that I act
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by noer 8y ago
There's a private car club that does daily runs on one of the commuter rails lines in Chicago. I used to see it from time to time when my commute took my over the line it's on.
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The Daily Miracle: Finding Magic Inside the Times’s Printing Plant(nytimes.com)
23 points by noer 8y ago|7 comments
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by noer 8y ago
It's the same kind of regulations arbitrage that powered Uber (& Lyft, though to a lesser extent because at first they tried to make it look like riders/drivers knew each other). The difference here is that the only people who
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by noer 8y ago
FWIW, the 787 entire fleet was grounded by the FAA in 2013: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_787_Dreamliner_battery_...
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by noer 8y ago
So, it's software to organize bracket/survivor/whatever pools and whomever is using it would have to make sure money is collected and payment is made? The void it fills is that existing fantasy services don't do brackets
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by noer 8y ago
I know paypal won't process transactions where users mention that the payment is for fantasy sports or brackets. I'm assuming it's for some kind of legal reason. Why is Balto allowed to process transactions for sports betting
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by noer 8y ago
While a meta study might be helpful directionally, it's really something that every product should consider testing. Different customers/users want different things and it's probably worth doing your own test if you're c
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by noer 8y ago
Purely Conjecture: A friend works there as a video editor and they work exclusively on the weekly show, which kind of leads me to believe that they probably have teams allocated to a single property. I also know they'll work on one epi
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by noer 8y ago
I don't think incarcerated people are afforded that right.
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by noer 8y ago
Atlanta is the busiest airport in the country, there will be a lot of angry people if this happens at any time. That's not even mentioning the networks effects of a delay at ATL causing delays at other airports around the country.
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by noer 8y ago
Isn't the 737-9 intended as a replacement for the 757?
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by noer 8y ago
>Leave your name and contact information. Our sales people will contact you. This happens far too often in 2019 as well.
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by noer 8y ago
One thing to remember is that the Canarsie Line had years of partial shutdowns between 2004 & 2010 to install new signalling & operations technology.
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by noer 8y ago
I really get what this article is talking about. Most of the friends I've had the longest I met on the internet. I went to a small private high school far from my home and had interests that none of my classmates had, plus it was diffi
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by noer 8y ago
I haven't seen that particular exhibit, but MSI is one of my favorite museums in the city. Plus, it's free for Illinois residents Mondays through Thursdays in Jan & Feb
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by noer 8y ago
One time cost paid over 10 years, IIRC
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by noer 8y ago
(non-delivery) Food is a really tough space to compete in. Acquisition costs are relatively high and usually require you to give some amount of product away. Because you're trying to get people to switch from a known quantity (whatever
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by noer 8y ago
>if you live in a reasonably sized city then you will have a huge range of takeaway/delivery food options. Delivery food and meal kit services aren't really competing for the same customers. Meal kits require prior planning, ti
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by noer 8y ago
even then, assuming 15k jobs in New York is $75MM/yr, which is a lot of money.

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