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by tchock23 3y ago
Much of the criticism of market research comes from inexperienced researchers that ask hypothetical questions. If you focus on past and current behaviors and problems you can fairly accurately predict future behaviors since most consumers&#
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by tchock23 3y ago
I’ve worked in this industry for a while and in the ‘faster, cheaper, better - pick two’ trade off, many will select faster and cheaper. That’s only speaking for corporate market research though, can’t say the same for academic researchers.
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by tchock23 3y ago
I understand the desire for subscribers, but I just wish it was further down the page. They make it so early into the reading experience that it feels very aggressive.
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by tchock23 3y ago
Chatting with the creators and making friends is a great reason to create a Discord. But maybe don’t push everyone there for everything?
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by tchock23 3y ago
There is a trend right now for startups to push everything to Discord, including all support. It is an awful experience for users/customers for the reasons this post cites. It takes way too much time to both figure out the channel stru
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by tchock23 3y ago
There is a book/assessment I came across (through HN) called Sparketypes. In it the author talks about people being energized by either “process” or “service,” and how it’s a spectrum we all fall on… Some people are energized by servin
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by tchock23 3y ago
I’ll bite… Why?
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by tchock23 3y ago
The time for that passed. This is about agreeing to pay for spending that happened.
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by tchock23 3y ago
Curious why you think he “has every reason to stick it to Zuck.” Zuck gave him an exit that never would have given him the notoriety he has now. I was one of the first 200 to kickstart the Rift back in the day and there is a very real chanc
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by tchock23 3y ago
I was on a webinar this week where the speaker suggested that ‘even if you’re selling t-shirts, call yourself a generative AI company.’ I immediately left the webinar.
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by tchock23 3y ago
This is good for bitcoin (/s since apparently that wasn’t obvious)
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by tchock23 4y ago
This is a variation of the Zeigarnik Effect for anyone interested in the why behind it. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zeigarnik_effect
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by tchock23 4y ago
Happy for Courtland. Should be a good move in the long term. Hope they keep the (excellent) podcast going.
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by tchock23 4y ago
I play with a friend who makes it his only goal to divide the map with the longest road. It’s infuriating.
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by tchock23 4y ago
Sources?
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by tchock23 4y ago
My experience has been the opposite on subjective questions. I was kicking around a few startup ideas so I fed it my goals and a description of each idea. It was decent at qualifying each idea against the goals I had stated. Certainly not g
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by tchock23 4y ago
What is the connection with the PS5?
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by tchock23 4y ago
Value of the stolen goods exceeded a certain amount (I think it was $3k) so it went to a trial.
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by tchock23 4y ago
That’s exactly what happened in the jury case I was on. They waited until the person had stolen a large amount of goods before pressing charges.
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by tchock23 4y ago
I was on a jury for larceny from a Target. The footage they showed from so many points around the store made me feel creeped out with every store I go into now.
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by tchock23 4y ago
That’s a bummer to hear that outages can lock out paying subscribers. That hasn’t happened to me yet but if it does that would cause me to reconsider the premium subscription.
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by tchock23 4y ago
Analysis of customer feedback on behalf of consulting clients (hence the deadline where downtime wasn’t acceptable).
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by tchock23 4y ago
Same here. That was the sole reason I upgraded. There were a few times where I really needed ChatGPT at a specific time and got the "we're at capacity" message. $20/mo is nothing to have that go away.
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by tchock23 4y ago
Have another source we can check out if this one is ‘bullshit’ in your opinion?
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by tchock23 4y ago
Enough food and water for how long? Wouldn’t it take a while to restore at the country-wide level?
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by tchock23 4y ago
Same product every time. Not every accelerator took equity. Some were government or university sponsored programs.
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by tchock23 4y ago
No, so far it has been about limiting their liability in the event of something bad happening on the platform.
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by tchock23 4y ago
This is a big part of it. I advised a founder who has gone through 9 startup accelerator programs worldwide (I told him to stop after the first one but he didn’t listen). Each one gives him some new way to ‘level up’ in the game that is sta
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by tchock23 4y ago
As a SaaS vendor I’ve had an uptick in one off requests from legal teams to make changes to our terms. So far, nothing deal breaking (largely because there isn’t anything nefarious in our terms), but I wonder if this will be a trend moving
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by tchock23 4y ago
Check out the new DMZ mode. You might like that if BR wasn’t your thing but you liked the franchise.

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