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taigeair
7y ago
I'm actually working on a startup where my business interested on aligned with users. We are monetizing mostly through trips, so we can't have fake users and send fake messages. Those won't result in real trips. This aligns o
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taigeair
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I'm actually working on a new type of dating app that addresses this conflict of interest. Most dating apps want you to be addicted (single and swiping) to their screens so that they can keep earning billions of dollars from subscripti
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Rethinking the Online Dating Business Model Together
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Should You Include an Unsubscribe Link in Your Transactional Email Messages?
(sendgrid.com)
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Hacking “Time Out” and Forcing Myself to Take a Break
(spin.atomicobject.com)
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Fairytrail – Match With Single People On Airbnb Experiences
(fairytrail.app)
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What I Learned Co-Founding Dribbble
(medium.com)
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7y ago
Great point! We could do a population radius for 1 hour driving. r= 1 hour driving range @ 60 miles per hour (no red lights!) area = 3.14* r^2 = 11,304 sq mile US density = 92 people per sq mile area * population density => 11,304 m2 * 9
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The idea is people are hyper mobile now due to the changing landscape of work. I shared some data here: https://blog.fairytrail.app/2019/08/why-i-made-fairytrail.ht... I re-did the calculation with a focus on intr
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Thanks for the comments! 1. I got a rough 40% from these sources [1][2][3]. I know for [1] it's not directly saying 40% of single adults use online dating but a decent proxy. I don't really trust Statista as I was doing research o
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Calculation on dating pool if we were to date outside our cities
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Pretty well designed machines
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Egg Boiling Machine (Automatic Egg Peeling)
(youtube.com)
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Thanks!
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Ask HN: Karma Points Stuck at 1619
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Why I Made Fairytrail - A Remote Dating App
(blog.fairytrail.app)
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Natural Selection Simulation
(flowingdata.com)
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Thanks! Working on Google login at the moment. Should be ready in a week :)
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I think side projects and businesses are a great way to learn and have an interesting life, so I am usually doing something outside of work. My friends write plays and do standup which sometimes pays. I used to teach swimming after work bec
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Fairytrail lets people match on a group tour by Airbnb or TripAdvisor. It's a fun, safe, and economical way for people passionate about exploration to date. Having lived and worked in 4 countries (also traveling frequently), I figured
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Show HN: Fairytrail, Matchmaking for Adventures and Relationships
(fairytrail.app)
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Google Play Music and Apple Music also do this. I don't think I'm able to move any of my playlists off their services.
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Evidence That Online Dating Is Changing the Nature of Society (2017)
(technologyreview.com)
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The math’s not pretty on digital advertising’s future revenues? (2017)
(medium.com)
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Thanks for the link!
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Rome2rio did a new version for 2016 in the same style, which is juxtaposed to the 1914 version to show how travel times have changed. It was big on Reddit a couple years ago: https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful
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The Dating App for People Who Travel
(fairytrail.app)
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Caught Dead
(theringer.com)
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I did that too! Blue Arrow? Interesting to hear your story. I'm having flashbacks.
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Interesting fact - "Lobster was also commonly served in prisons, much to the displeasure of inmates. American lobster was initially deemed worthy only of being used as fertilizer or fish bait, and until well into the 20th century, it w
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