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901.
by subpixel 6y ago
As much as this sucks, it probably reduces churn a ton. Also - the reason they do that is so they can offer you a radical discount that isn't "published" to keep you from canceling. I did this a few weeks ago and saved more t
902.
by subpixel 6y ago
As a non-competitive runner Strava has two value propositions for me: find routes, and share my updates. Neither of these should ever have been free because now I will jump ship before I will pay for them.
903.
by subpixel 6y ago
About 5 years ago a Russian waitress at a restaurant in Queens revealed to me a vast non-English network of home cooks in the NYC area selling their wares on Facebook. I’m pretty sure that channel got shut down but am pleased to think they
904.
by subpixel 6y ago
I agree, and moreover I find the native app animated transitions held up as the end-goal to be nothing short of awful.
905.
by subpixel 6y ago
The site the article appears on is a very well-tuned Rails app.
906.
by subpixel 6y ago
Under different circumstances I believe you could make this work in NYC as a sort of "so uncool it's cool" business. I've even thought about it. But when the office buildings that should allow you to deliver 100+ meals t
907.
by subpixel 6y ago
So Vercel is like Netlify but with their own web site development framework (NextJS), and Netlify is like Vercel but with their own CMS (Netlify CMS), and together they have raised about $120MM.
908.
by subpixel 6y ago
larger than jcrew.com?
909.
by subpixel 6y ago
Sadly I can't find a single television interview with Emily Cunningham or Maren Costa.
910.
by subpixel 6y ago
Regrettable a few years ago the auto-playing Jazz .wav file was removed - but there is still a lot to love about http://www.misterbrisket.com/
911.
by subpixel 7y ago
No, the beer man in Germany comes to your house and delivers a crate of .5l bottles of beer, and picks them all up the next week with your next delivery. The bottles are washed and are reused (not melted down and recycled). That - along wit
912.
by subpixel 7y ago
For my wedding we blind tasted 20 wines and wound up unanimously choosing $7/bottle Mark West Pinot. It won out over several wines that where four times as expensive.
913.
by subpixel 7y ago
> Not Neopolitan, but very good. I take issue with Neapolitan being a standard of quality. It's just a style.
914.
by subpixel 7y ago
Exactly - they are not for standardization, they are for marketing.
915.
by subpixel 7y ago
Just as importantly, don’t fall for fetishism. Neapolitan pizza is a very specific style of pizza that, while “authentic” and photogenic, is by no means a superior style of pizza. Especially made poorly, at home, in an oven that is 200 degr
916.
by subpixel 7y ago
I’ve been an API-based CMS fan for a while but at the end of the day it’s a huge bet on the viability of the vendor, because good luck migrating away from an API-based CMS. No way all of the myriad vendors in the headless-CMS world survive
917.
by subpixel 7y ago
I actually feel like Gatsby will be developing a CMS to round out their paid feature-set. I have zero-inside knowledge, just a hunch that to get customers to pay up handsomely, the product needs a deeper "fit" in the publishing pi
918.
by subpixel 7y ago
By your logic, all NSFW online businesses online are vulnerable to their payment processing being taken away from them. Can this possibly be true?
919.
by subpixel 7y ago
Zeit means "time" in German, is the name of a German newspaper, and surely made organic SEO a challenge...much like Now did.
920.
by subpixel 7y ago
I left when Day Care closed and am not sure how I feel about ever returning while social distancing is still common sense. Because Day Care is essentially exposing yourself to the germs carried by twenty other children, their families, the
921.
by subpixel 7y ago
Out of fashion _among students at elite universities_ maybe. Unfortunately growing quite fashionable in the greater society.
922.
by subpixel 7y ago
I spent some time (as a party guest) in a fraternity in Munich where these scars were not uncommon. The coolest part was the room where dueling took place - it was like a pool in the floor but without water, to allow height for swinging bla
923.
by subpixel 7y ago
My father-in-law retired from facilities management and he absolutely loved it. Worked for a major manufacturer and built factories and clean rooms around the world. Somehow lived in Vietnam for a year and didn't know what banh mi is b
924.
by subpixel 7y ago
There is a cap on what you can resell the house for, so this is not a way to get rich in real estate. It's interesting how many commenters seem to think that renders this model ineffective. "If nobody can get rich in this game, no
925.
by subpixel 7y ago
The article mentions that Austin has two CLTs.
926.
by subpixel 7y ago
I have painter friends. They do not want to sell me their art an any price. They would rather pay to have it in the right gallery show. In other words, artists who are trying to build their career are demand, not supply.
927.
by subpixel 7y ago
Crazy prediction: Airbnb offers financing to leveraged hosts who will decimate the supply side of the marketplace if they lose their property. Like a Stripe loan, but for the house you bought to Airbnb. When the market comes back all the lo
928.
by subpixel 7y ago
I ran a pretty advanced-level soccer meetup, so if people showed up to play and I didn't care what their motivation was. But anytime RSVPs didn't show up we had mismatched teams and incessant whining.
929.
by subpixel 7y ago
The very first time I got an email from AngelList saying "so and so is interested" a dark pattern in their UI got me to connect with them or whatever they call their conversion metric. And my experience was downhill from there. No
930.
by subpixel 7y ago
As another commenter has pointed out, AngelList’s recruiting/job hunting service is in poor shape. I was headhunted and when I test-drove their app I actually considered the idea that they had feature-flagged my email address and were

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