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by robryan 8y ago
As long as your happy paying a premium in many cases for consistency. Certainly a lot of the marketplace stuff can be found outside of Amazon for cheaper as the merchant has an extra 15% to play with gong direct.
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by robryan 8y ago
We tell google about the purchases on our site 3 times. For AdWords, GA and Trusted Store reviews. They the have plenty of data on what is likely to convert.
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by robryan 8y ago
Most of the available land that is capable of the agriculture needed to support the current populations are in use though.
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by robryan 8y ago
Axe also seemed to have no idea how it's ult worked. Would simply use the Culling Blade for the small amount of damage each time rather than waiting for the hero to get below the health threshold.
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by robryan 8y ago
It depends, as a conversation starter it is probably okay. As an entire conversation it is almost entirely pointless, basically 2 people acknowledging that the other still exists.
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by robryan 8y ago
Doesn’t Facebook make $100per user per year in the US off ads? If WhatsApp can get anywhere near that there would be no reasistic price point which people would actually pay that would work for Facebook.
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by robryan 8y ago
Market would be expecting the direction, but underestimated how fast it would be. Or the revenue growth numbers are about on expectation but the size of the margin decline is unexpected.
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by robryan 8y ago
Yeah it does feel a bit awkward to watch a stream with no other viewers, if you are just going to lurk. Which probably does make it harder to get over the initial hump. Once a stream has 10+ concurrents and some regulars it is a bit more ap
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by robryan 8y ago
It depends what the stream is for them. If someone is streaming a game they would be playing anyway in their spare time they probably don’t care too much. If someone sees it as their ticket out of a job/career they hate I can see where
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by robryan 8y ago
It is possible to both do good and generate positive PR. If he was getting in the way or come uninvited would be one thing, but other than that nothing wrong with an extra option. Rich and well known people can’t win really. They get critic
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by robryan 8y ago
As I understand it, people had to only gain consent for email lists if they had never gained consent previously.
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by robryan 8y ago
GDPR doesn't specifically state that though. If a country in the EU choose to make an example of my company for whatever reason would would be preventing them from doing that?
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by robryan 8y ago
It depends how tight the rental market is, if there is a lot more demand than supply it is possible that the full increase would be absorbed in rental increases.
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by robryan 8y ago
The question really is. Armed with that knowledge can you do any better without gambling? If a basket of managed funds did the same or worse in that period then probably not for a passive investor.
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by robryan 8y ago
Yeah Australian GST is a flat 10% and doesn’t allow you to display ex GST pricing to the end customers where it applies. I recall going to a cafe in India, looking at the menu price, handing over cash then being asked for more. It would be
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by robryan 8y ago
It needs to be cut out, the point being that the brand can't identify who they originally sold the product to. The brand may take a hard line of their authorized sellers diverting to the grey market. The authorized sellers want to keep
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by robryan 8y ago
If Movie Pass manages to do well they are at the mercy of a middle man that can turn supply on and off for their cinemas and ultimately crunch them down on price. If Movie Pass fails it still helps set an unrealistic price for the cinemas w
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by robryan 8y ago
Is address data without a name/email or phone number to link it to really personal data?
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by robryan 8y ago
As long as the algorithms are close to or better than this model why would they bother? One is all automated and the other is a lot of work dealing with individual websites (even if it is just a matter of manual targeting settings)
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by robryan 8y ago
You have to question a business model which only turns a profit when customers are paying for something they don't need. Unless they can negotiate favourable deals their only path to profitability is delivering no value to a high perce
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by robryan 8y ago
There are other ways to fund content that doesn’t involve slapping a bunch of third party trackers and running retargetted display ads. Some examples other than subscriptions would be sponsored content and creating a product such as an eboo
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by robryan 8y ago
I don’t know how competitive the pricing is, but it is interesting how the comments go when Google does try and charge a high price for something over simply monetizing via advertising. I wonder if the perception would be different if Googl
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by robryan 8y ago
There is plenty of activity within frameworks and on internals from people who are absolutely concerned with good software development practices. Obviously it does suffer from some design issues due to backwards compatibility but is moving
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by robryan 8y ago
Plenty of ORM choices in PHP. Also PDO if you want to write paramatised SQL queries.
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by robryan 8y ago
Regardless of the theoretical efficiency the US will be taking less in corporate taxes and we will have to wait and see if economic output increases enough to make up for it with other taxes.
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by robryan 8y ago
The VCs is this case were probably looking for some tech that had a higher barrier to entry. Whether it is true or not in this case they may have perceived that if it was based on a ML approach it might be harder for the competition to repl
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by robryan 8y ago
Baseball would probably have more game days in a year than the average international cricketer would, counting all levels they are involved in. The US baseball season seems to make it impossible to watch all your teams games, even for the m
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by robryan 8y ago
Interesting though as they are selling to the rest of the world from Ireland in the first place to tax dodge.
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by robryan 8y ago
The mainstream commercial news in Australia seems to cover every unusual death that has occurred in the past day. I guess those kind of stories rate well.
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by robryan 9y ago
Would be interesting to see how many people would optin to see retaregeted ads though.

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