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Uber Movement(movement.uber.com)
3 points by petewailes 6y ago|1 comments
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by petewailes 6y ago
It's also just basic hypothesis testing - formulating and then proving/disproving a null hypothesis. But most of the people I talk to can't remember what that means, if they ever knew. Hence assumptions and attacking as the l
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by petewailes 6y ago
To simplify too much, yes. Firstly, demand is not always a given. Sometimes it's built in to a market, other times it needs to be created. Other times, there's demand but no known solution if your work is novel, so you need to edu
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by petewailes 6y ago
Marketer and 7 time company founder/C-suite member. Every time a company fails, it's a function of one of two things: 1. A lack of a product people will pay for, reliably delivered in a way they're willing to accept. If peopl
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Know the Two – – Different Interpretations of Jobs to Be Done(jtbd.info)
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by petewailes 6y ago
There's entire books on this. Ping me an email at pete@hirund.in and we'll chat.
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Aaron James Draplin: Things That Don't Have a Thing to Do with Graphic Design(youtube.com)
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The Last Goodbye(nhm.ac.uk)
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The Psychology of Colour in CX and Branding(hirund.in)
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Find Brand Guidelines(findguidelin.es)
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Hootsuite fires whistleblowers, lies about backing out of ICE contract(twitter.com)
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Nest Audio(store.google.com)
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Pixel 5(store.google.com)
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How Climate Migration Will Reshape America(nytimes.com)
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The cheap, all-terrain wheelchair(ted.com)
1 points by petewailes 6y ago|0 comments
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The Fragility of Efficiency and the Coronavirus(wearenotsaved.com)
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by petewailes 6y ago
CMO. It's the result of the first decision the CMO makes (market strategy). In short - CMO, CEO, COO AND CFO set the overarching strategic objectives (2 or 3 generally), then that gets turned into a framework for strategy and decision
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The Illusion of Life(vimeo.com)
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by petewailes 6y ago
Margin Call is possibly the best film about how the finance industry works at a micro level ever made.
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Snap grows its daily user base and keeps advertiser money coming in(theverge.com)
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by petewailes 6y ago
Not ATM. I've been thinking of writing a book on acoustics and perception of sound though for about 5 years, which is related to how I know about this sort of stuff. I've also built speakers in my spare time. I've always been
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by petewailes 6y ago
Absolutely. Basically the volume of sound emitted increases in proportion to the tyre size and speed, and also is affected by its tread pattern. In short, the road noise from tyres is due to air being compressed by the tread and then releas
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by petewailes 6y ago
Afraid not. Most noise from modern cars is tyre noise at speeds where you're most likely to encounter it. I have a weird obsession with road noise and how it relates to road surface construction.
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America is finally coming around to Starship Troopers(theverge.com)
6 points by petewailes 6y ago|2 comments
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Learning to Love Classical Music(medium.com)
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by petewailes 6y ago
Not to be that guy, but Monteverdi, Schutz and Gabrieli, along with their ilk predate Bach by a century and kick off the Baroque period, and you've got the entire two centuries of the Renaissance period before that. Bach is awesome, an
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by petewailes 6y ago
Classical musician here. I'd start off with a good guide to the history of music. That'll give you an understanding of why what we call classical music has so much range in it. The context helps immensely. After that, there&#x27
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Ban Them All(theverge.com)
10 points by petewailes 6y ago|2 comments
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Haplology(en.wikipedia.org)
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The Roundest Object(youtube.com)
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