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by siquick 10y ago
and why on earth can't you delete a track from a playlist on the iOS client.
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by siquick 10y ago
Growth Hacking is more a technical version of marketing/user acquisition using techniques that a 'standard' marketer wouldn't be able to able to use because of a lack of programming skills.
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by siquick 10y ago
Read this: TRACTION: How Any Startup Can Achieve Explosive Customer Growth http://tractionbook.com/
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by siquick 10y ago
Language should be the one you know best, and if you're aiming to launch both web and mobile apps then make sure you build with an API-first mindset to make your life so much easier.
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by siquick 10y ago
inbox.google.com
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by siquick 10y ago
There's a thousand different answers to this. A simple answer is to keep doing what you did to get your initial users, until that thing doesn't work anymore.
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by siquick 10y ago
Alternatively, solve your own problems first and you'll make your own life better and potentially others (i.e. your users) too.
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by siquick 10y ago
(Again excuse any ignorance of the tax laws in the US) In a fair world, this would only be allowed on the first buy-to-let property. Anything above that is just not in the interest of society in general, especially in cities like SF and Syd
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by siquick 10y ago
>>you can write off a lot of it on your taxes Can you explain this please? Excuse my ignorance of the US tax system. This sounds like a pretty shitty thing for the government to allow, giving existing home-owners a huge advantage to b
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by siquick 10y ago
You could always ask them not to double bag, or take your own bags...
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by siquick 10y ago
http://www.launchrock.com Drag and drop page build and no need to setup a server etc
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by siquick 10y ago
This solves it (for now anyway) https://www.ohow.co/ultimate-guide-to-removing-irrelevant-tr...
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by siquick 10y ago
http://www.discogs.com ?
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by siquick 10y ago
>scale bank accounts based on needs/usage< Can you give an example of this?
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by siquick 10y ago
looks good, thanks for posting
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by siquick 10y ago
Just spent 2 weeks in Japan using their incredible Shinkansen trains. Every single train was on time and they were so clean and comfortable with about a metre of leg room.
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by siquick 10y ago
I've never once been to an airport that didn't have either a bus or a train link to the nearest city.
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by siquick 10y ago
I run my whole life off a combination of Simplenote and Trello
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by siquick 10y ago
this is awesome, thanks for posting
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by siquick 10y ago
I don't understand this logic. I've had great success in driving traffic my FB to websites, and for much lower cost than Adwords. Buying FB page likes seems like a pointless exercise considering that only a tiny percentage of yo
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by siquick 10y ago
In comparison to FB ads (and my experience), Twitter ads are absolutely useless.
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by siquick 10y ago
People want to ascertain two things before they commit to a date: a) if someone is a weirdo b) if that is any kind of spark at all This is usually done by exchanging chat messages. Meeting someone for a meal can be an amazing experience if
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by siquick 10y ago
I took a 1 year career break in 2011, travelled around Asia, learnt some new life and professional skills and got an excellent new job in Australia (I'm British) via sponsorship. Im convinced that I got the job because my energy and en
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by siquick 10y ago
Agreed, meal for a first date can be one of the most awkward situations ever. Best to get a drink or doing an activity like bungee jumping or a music gig.
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by siquick 10y ago
Building up the energy to go to a party when I had one of the worst hangovers I've ever had in my life. Met a girl at the party and 4 months later, decided to leave my life in England to travel for 10 months, and then moved to Australi
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by siquick 10y ago
Noob here - how do they know what the Milk Way looks like?
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by siquick 10y ago
If its B2C then you can't go wrong with some highly-targeted FB ads to validate your idea, and gain some initial interest.
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by siquick 10y ago
Great book, definitely worth buying
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by siquick 10y ago
"At big companies, it's more important to not be wrong than to be right. This is not conducive to the sort of mistake-based learning that really advances people. "Move slow and don't break anything!" is what the cor
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by siquick 10y ago
Can you post a link to the website?

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