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by subpixel 7y ago
Similar to the way con-artists go unpunished b/c their victims are too ashamed of losing face, this theory suggests that Epstein was printing money by blackmailing people who had everything to lose if their shenanigans were revealed.
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by subpixel 7y ago
In Cleveland there is a similar mine that extends far out beneath Lake Erie. Always wanted to get a peek but visitation is practically verboten.
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by subpixel 7y ago
> Revenue for creators > Keep some posts back for paid subscribers. This is not what I want in a Facebook alternative.
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by subpixel 7y ago
If it works {{your first sentence}}.
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by subpixel 7y ago
This strikes me as mainly a lot of malarkey from a person who will happily earn more billions in coming years trough the monetized distraction of a another final generation. But I’m dumbfounded by the private network reference. Zuck sees pe
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by subpixel 7y ago
Sponsorship: https://www.laeruv.com/sponsor-a-week/
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by subpixel 7y ago
That’s not quite true. Cruises can be downright cheap compared to a comparable period of time at a hotel. Some of the cheapest cruises of all leave NYC, spend two nights at sea, and return.
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by subpixel 7y ago
If you eat the same meal every day you'll wind up unenthusiastic about food as well. The key to effective exercise as a means of weight loss is to find something you really like doing.
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What new feature would you be willing to pay for?
5 points by subpixel 7y ago|5 comments
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by subpixel 7y ago
I think I’m my parents’ generation this anxiety may have been well placed but today we are all so information-addled that the rules are quite bent. I see parents in my child’s school and activities and hang onto the names of only a few. Eve
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by subpixel 7y ago
Bloomberg is running for president and his prior company shares his name.
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by subpixel 7y ago
A successful chef creating delivery meals is easily replaced and I think that’s the model. Ala Amazon, the “cloud kitchen” is the market maker and can simply ape what sells. Vegan Pho doing really well? Spin up “What the Pho?” uptown fellas
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by subpixel 7y ago
I had to look up who Dave Rubin is. I can’t be the only one unfamiliar with him, so if he is a big part of your marketing some additional info might be helpful.
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by subpixel 7y ago
Why not just tweet a link to a blog post?
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by subpixel 7y ago
A lot of secular-minded people stay in religious organizations and communities for the perks. That said, I don't think groups like the Knights of Malta are recruiting.
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by subpixel 7y ago
You have not been to Maine or Vermont since how long?
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by subpixel 7y ago
My take is different b/c like millions of other people I’ve been watching the series from as soon as I was old enough for it to catch my eye. Let’s just say that was decades ago. Watching a string of these films as they have been relea
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by subpixel 7y ago
1. subscriptions 2. subscriptions 3. tiered pricing You need people paying you regularly, not just a-la-carte. And to attract the best patrons (aka customers) you need to sell them experiences (aka features) that people on lower plans don&#
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by subpixel 7y ago
Craigslist, who ate local newspapers’ breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and whose founder purports to care about journalism, can set up regional reporting funds in every Craigslist market. A drop in the bucket of Craigslist’s revenues could wor
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by subpixel 7y ago
This land is still being fought over today, as very large, insular religious communities are growing in both size and political influence with results that are...complicated.
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by subpixel 7y ago
1. Logojoy is, in every way, a superior brand. (Q: Who designed your awesome logo? A: Luka.) 2. They should never had combined a brand change with a big change in what they offer as a business. Now they don't even really know what is b
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by subpixel 7y ago
Not just that, it's pulsing in a way that connotes "I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that".
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by subpixel 7y ago
Or more Wix, Squarespace, and Shopify in it.
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by subpixel 7y ago
AirBnb is the canonical example. They weren't first, so they built a business around doing something that in most places is illegal, and it caught on in a big way. I'm not discounting their UX, I'm sure it was a big part of t
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by subpixel 7y ago
I started with an X100F because I was really fixated on the idea that a small flat/pancake lens would mean I’d more likely take the camera with me than leave it home. In reality the X100F, while compact, is camera-size and camera-weigh
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by subpixel 7y ago
Same story, different camera (mine is an x-t30)
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by subpixel 7y ago
I am taking photos of my small child with a new iPhone and a Fuji X-series and the latter is so far superior it is no contest. I expected the new iPhone to be a big improvement over my 6s but in most of my use-cases it is not - low light, i
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by subpixel 7y ago
When the interest rate is zero it is because if you make a mistake and miss a payment, the claws come out and the penalty rate is high enough not only to pay for servicing all the loans which earn no money but also earn a profit. There is n
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by subpixel 7y ago
You left out "be first" which is an advantage that is much harder to find these days, which creates even more pressure to differentiate by other means, legal or otherwise.
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by subpixel 7y ago
Yes, absolutely, and eventually. Restaurants have long been subsidized by workers stuck in a position where they will work for _any_ wage. As that changes, which is demonstrably a good thing, so will prices rise to match costs. It’s similar

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