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by ssharp 12y ago
Could I accomplish multi-page form automation doing something like: .goto(page1) // page 1 .type('selector', 'value') .click('selector') .wait() // page 2 .type(
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by ssharp 12y ago
CarPlay is one feature of the Pioneer receivers. The units are still fully functional navigation / stereo systems even without an iPhone.
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by ssharp 12y ago
Who do you think the target for this stuff is then? If I'm worried about low-latency MIDI, I'm probably going to be using some other drum trigger, pads, vdrums, etc. Personally, I think it's a toy and not much else, so I don&
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by ssharp 12y ago
It seems like I see these articles pop up on a regular basis over at Inbound or GrowthHackers. I think the problem is two-sided: one on the part of the tester and one on the part of the tools. The tools "statistically significant"
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by ssharp 12y ago
> The last point is essential. Leff told me about a mileage run he took in 2003. United ran a promotion where its elite fliers could get five-times bonus miles, instead of the double miles they were ordinarily entitled to. So he flew rou
786.
by ssharp 12y ago
This can often times be summed up as a value-prop against opportunity cost and ROI. Do I have the time to create this page vs. doing something else? What direct return will I get if I spend $1000 and get x% increase?
787.
by ssharp 12y ago
I've found that landing pages are less of a design issue and more of a messaging issue, although having something attractive is certainly nice to have. If you're largely taking existing headlines and making them look nicer, you&#x
788.
by ssharp 12y ago
I was with Apple in the mid-2000's, when Jobs was insisting that people wanted to "own" their music. This was when services like Rhapsody where the "big" players in online music. I would occasionally join Rhapsody a
789.
by ssharp 12y ago
>The vast majority of people can't tell the difference between an 16-bit, 44.1kHz, 192kbps mp3 and a 24-bit, 192kHz, losslessly compressed file. I don't think the vast majority of people could either tell the difference or care
790.
by ssharp 12y ago
This could be interesting. Especially for artists using the Apple toolchain, namely Logic. It seems like a lot of stuff could then be duplicated on the desktop / mobile to give interested listeners control over various song elements. I
791.
by ssharp 12y ago
If they were made free, they wouldn't be getting all the publicity. It seems like big artists are now using quirky ways and partnerships to release albums in order to drum up publicity and increase reach. Jay Z pre-released his last al
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by ssharp 12y ago
I have no idea how airline accounting works, but if these numbers are correct, you'd have to assume quite a bit of money collected is not counted as revenue and is going to cover direct costs like taxes.
793.
by ssharp 12y ago
Is this how it works? My assumption was that Mastercard, Visa, American Express, and Discover were the ones that made the % of each transaction and then the issuing banks were the ones that made the money from fees and interest.
794.
by ssharp 12y ago
This sounds like a semantic argument that Apple could easily reject.
795.
by ssharp 12y ago
So it's an API for ACH? That could be a bonus for merchants, giving them a standardized way of processing low-fee payments, but what's the appeal for consumers? Merchants pay the credit card fees because offering the credit card o
796.
by ssharp 12y ago
I would occasionally bury stuff in programs that shouldn't have been there. I was afraid that the teacher might look at my programs and if there was a functional program, would realize what I was doing, so I'd usually have a code
797.
by ssharp 12y ago
My AMEX points work out to 1.33% and my Capital One gives 1.5% . Both are statement credits. I haven't personally seen or been offered anything better than Capital One for that type of incentive. I'd guess some points/loyalty
798.
by ssharp 12y ago
I haven't read Freakonomics in several years, but was that essay stating that real estate agents were acting dubiously by knowingly taking advantage of the misaligned incentives, or was it just stating that there were misaligned incent
799.
by ssharp 12y ago
A lot will depend on the situation as well. Maybe you're willing to take less money to sell the house faster. Getting a very aggressive agent would be a good option then. Like with most things, you're best bet is to do the researc
800.
by ssharp 12y ago
My experience has not been in "hot" real estate markets, so I've never experienced the low listing price as a tactic other than trying to sell a house faster. Most houses in my direct area sit around for at least several mont
801.
by ssharp 12y ago
Yes, that was the argument in Freakonomics and they're completely right. The real estate market can be extremely receptive to low prices, so if you list your house very low, you're likely to sell it much faster. The bulk of the mo
802.
by ssharp 12y ago
This is readily available by a variety of services. Google "flat fee mls" to see the options. I sold my house using one of these services in 2011. I saw seller agents adding zero value outside of MLS, so I just paid what it cost t
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by ssharp 12y ago
The MLS and agent-based system is the real culprit. Until Zillow and Trulia came around and really captured attention, that data was accessed on a few larger sites, like Realtor.com, but also a massive amount of smaller agent sites. While Z
804.
by ssharp 12y ago
Are you purporting that Miley is currently popular because she's doing over the top things, despite her music not being good? If so, I don't think it's a correct assessment. Her music is ultimately popular because people like
805.
by ssharp 12y ago
The article saying the sale was somewhere between 300MM and 1BN. There is no confirmed actual sale price.
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by ssharp 12y ago
It's not a great look for the BitCoin market if you can buy in bulk at 75%.
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by ssharp 12y ago
Airport code should definitely take a higher priority. It would also be nice if you could use airport size as a sorter in your algorithm as well. For example, if I type in "Cleveland", I'm most likely looking for our main air
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by ssharp 12y ago
It's not necessarily indicative of being "dependent" on Google organic traffic. Even if organic search drives just 10% of your revenue, that 10% may still be big enough to warrant plenty of attention on the organic search cha
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by ssharp 12y ago
I signed up for a Simple account when my turn on their wait list came up, but I quickly realized that there were too many limitations for me. The app and interfaces are nice, but some of the things you mentioned were ultimately deal-breaker
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by ssharp 12y ago
This isn't a condemnation of QuickCoin specifically, but can someone make BitCoin useful for a bigger demographics? That's a much larger problem than simplicity.

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