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by noer 10y ago
The other side of that argument is: You don't stop making friends & meeting people, why should Facebook stop suggesting people you might know? I moved out of state three years ago, most of the people I see & spend most of my ti
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by noer 10y ago
Employers in the United States over a certain size (I think it's 50 employees, but i could be wrong) are required to report demographics of their applicants to the Federal Government. The responses must be voluntary and they cannot be
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by noer 10y ago
Well, they're both marketplace businesses. Churn is built in for the non-revenue side, but for this kind of marketplace, chrun is only built in on one side. The goal is most likely for Employers to continue to provide revenue month aft
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by noer 10y ago
Employers are where the revenue comes from. Number of available Employees is a metric they'd probably use in marketing or acquisition materials. I wonder how many of those employers provide MRR though.
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by noer 10y ago
Slightly off topic but: "Plus, you can use it as a portable disk. No "content protection". Yay!" That was one of the best features of the original ipod line. Not only did was it a device to play music with, I could also
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by noer 10y ago
http://courses.reactjsprogram.com/courses/reactjsprogrambund... like it's structured in a similar manner and it says that the React Native course is coming soon.
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by noer 10y ago
I think [2] is the regulation arbitrage/loophole. In many places those cars must still be licensed & regulated. It's more than just the driver/ booking service keeping a log.
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by noer 10y ago
Why did you choose to go after the customer market directly? This seems like the kind of thing that could work being sold directly to companies with large workforces in office parks. That way you bill the compnay for the service, and the in
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by noer 10y ago
Furthermore, Uber solved a problem in a market with inefficiencies and use regulation arbitrage to do it. This is just an on demand service betting on the fact that people are lazy enough to not want to put gas into their car. IMO, there ar
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by noer 10y ago
Honest question/not trolling: How often do you style personal/non-business/marketing emails?
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by noer 10y ago
Shouldn't this article have focused on number of downloads per person per month or year or whatever? It seems like that would tell a better story about the app boom being over.
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by noer 10y ago
>Referrals are a great way to lose friends in a hurry It depends on how you do it. Some referral (and affiliate) programs explicitly forbid you from advertising your referral code or affiliate link (Uber is an example, they'll shut
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by noer 10y ago
I've seen that for so long and I've never been curious enough to tap it. It is pretty cool to have that in the mobile app. Makes it WAY easier to manage several accounts & get analytics on them in one mobile app. If only Faceb
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by noer 10y ago
No, please don't. I wouldn't have read it and despite him taking more than half of the length of the article to get to the point, I was really surprised at what he said.
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by noer 10y ago
>I don't know who sees my tweets. analytics.twitter.com, yo edit: it won't tell you who , but it will tell you how many
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by noer 10y ago
broke both arms in six months of use! Assuming the person was in a cast for six weeks and didn't use the board while in a cast, they spent half the time not using the board as they did using it.
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by noer 10y ago
Could be using tags to style text instead of css or style attributes?
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by noer 10y ago
> Philly has rampant corruption and I'd be nervous about investing in the city (compared to NYC or Boston) Chicago is corrupt as they come and there's a pretty robust startup scene.
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by noer 10y ago
Or some help text on what's required. Or some inline validation?
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by noer 10y ago
HN, Twitter, Newsblur (though mostly through the app at this point), Google Analytics/Adwords, AWQL.me, Facebook, Stack Overflow (I rarely visit the root, but find myself getting help here pretty frequently), Github, NY Times
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by noer 10y ago
To be perfectly honest, the majority of American residents/citizens that are currently paying social security likely won't receive any kind SS benefit.
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by noer 10y ago
I thought Foursquare had started to turn itself around and started selling data services?
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by noer 11y ago
There actually was a pretty neat use-case for live streaming via periscope last year. I'm a pretty big hockey fan (to the point where I follow beat writers of teams I don't consider myself a fan of). Last season there started to b
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by noer 11y ago
So in the last year alone, they made back 2/3rd of what they lost in the last 30 years?
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by noer 11y ago
Twitter has a chronological timeline* and still manages to show me relevant ads. *For Now
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by noer 11y ago
As far as parody/satire accounts go, I'm a huge fan of @BoredElonMusk. I hadn't even noticed that there haven't been tweets from Startup L. Jackson in months...
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by noer 11y ago
Oh is that why they released SimFarm, SimCopter and Streets of SimCity? edit: SimFarm was between SimCity and SimCity2k
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by noer 11y ago
I'm going to have to disagree with part of this. Collecting emails is a good strategy when there's a concrete availability date and that date isn't too far off from the present. I recently had a client who was trying to sell
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by noer 11y ago
Twitter, the NY Times, Growth Hackers for marketing/product stuff (though the content there is pretty thin at times). If I'm bored & away from a computer I use the News App on iOS. I use newsblur as an RSS reader and I rarely
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Delivery Startups Face Road Bumps in Quest to Capture Untapped Market(nytimes.com)
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