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This incorrect. The supply(data) and demand(distribution channel) are so entrenched the customers and end users will mostly laugh at you for even offering. You want competitors to laugh, not customers.
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I would say 5 to 10. Anymore than that and they will pay. If they can't pay they will open multiple accounts which you will struggle to stop anyway. Keeping these people in the system is invaluable.
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4y ago
Yeah but with investment research, as Robinhood has shown, that free data is a goldmine in and of itself.
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How a Billionaire Is Producing More Than 75k Liters Clean Water a Day in Africa
(youtube.com)
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Elon Musk wants to offer Americans an ‘everything app’ like China’s WeChat
(fortune.com)
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Cathie Wood's Main ETF Closes at Five-Year Low in 78% Drop from Record
(bloomberg.com)
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Mark Zuckerberg admits he failed to anticipate video on social media
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JPMorgan Chase Cuts Ties with Kanye Amid His Controversies
(forbes.com)
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MacKenzie Scott continues her mission to give away her fortune with $15M
(fortune.com)
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Democrats Spend $46M to Expose ‘Extreme’ Election Deniers
(bloomberg.com)
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Wow. So branding works on human scientists. Shocking.
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That's a function of brand derived from leadership.
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It’s painful how hellbent Mark Zuckerberg is on convincing us that VR is a thing
(techcrunch.com)
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“In today’s climate, people are saying, ‘I can’t work with you if you don’t share my views,’” SHRM president and chief executive officer Johnny Taylor, Jr. said in the report. “It’s a problem HR professionals and business leaders cannot ign
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Politically Biased Treatment at Work Is Increasing Ahead of the Midterms
(bloomberg.com)
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San Francisco’s Empty Train Cars Spell Trouble for Public Transit
(bloomberg.com)
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4y ago
Bigger problem is politicians and rich investors trying to brute force startups in unfamiliar domains.
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4y ago
These platforms have been at a disadvantage because of the demographics and ideology of the lion share of the cohort that would build their tech stack. That edge is not written in stone. especially with increasing commoditization of code.
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Ask HN: Is HN or are HN Comments are comparable proxy for YC?
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disclosure.
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He bottom ticked ticked the market with much more to lose on Tesla Stock and publicly disclosed twitter's dirt prior to purchase.
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So early on CEO is going to be selling customers and employees 80+% of the time but every Founder will need to. So why not delegate that to someone much better than you when you truly need the extra help. If you are not a killer technical f
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Texas’ ESG Attack Sweeps Up Some Funds That Aren’t ESG
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Peter Thiel’s Palantir Had Secret Plan to Crack UK’s NHS: ‘Buying Our Way In’
(bloomberg.com)
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4y ago
Its MasaBank
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Airbnb lists Santa Clara campus for sublease
(therealdeal.com)
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Case-Shiller: US Housing Prices Fall for First Time Since 2012
(bloomberg.com)
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relative to what's coming; possibly
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Bloomberg has recession odds at 98%.
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4y ago
Not really. Look at the Fed. This is literally their intention and all the increases in the last few years were created by the money supply and low rates.
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