tedmcory77

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by tedmcory77 6y ago
What anki desperately needs (to the point years ago I explored this), is out of app nudges. I know I know, lots of folks dont like nagware, but I've found that for recreational things sometimes life happens and I just forget to go back
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by tedmcory77 6y ago
All opinions are my own It depends on who you're selling to; it seems like you might be doing more enterprise/b2b sales? Starting in the early aughts I transitioned from being solely technical to having been a key stakeholder
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by tedmcory77 6y ago
I've lived in St. Pete since 2000. If Tom was who I think he was, he was certainly a character. He'd drive around with that d * jeep blasting flight of the Valkyries.
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by tedmcory77 6y ago
Shopify is a big customer of theirs....this is interesting. As a shopify store operator, I'm super frustrated at a few things that we can't edit. This looks like it's not editable, but BETTER from a conversion standpoint, whi
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by tedmcory77 6y ago
Every health event is literally a blank check to multiple unknown providers. There's nothing to stop them from charging whatever they want.
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by tedmcory77 6y ago
The question is, do you do different things for YouTube vs. Patreon. Potentially, YouTube is more akin to a short lived annuity vs. a Patreon job. Maybe not, depends on the accretion of your content.
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by tedmcory77 6y ago
Are you familiar with Porters five forces? and the sixth, which is regulatory environment? If you're not, it's worth it's weight in gold when evaluating markets and looking at how do build your business model.
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by tedmcory77 6y ago
Not only that, but it creates an anti competitive environment where someone like me, who sells to US customers, subsidizes those shipments from other countries. That's the real kicker in this whole thing.
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by tedmcory77 6y ago
Have you read “Traction” by the founder of DuckDuckGo? It’s perfect for startups such as yourself.
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by tedmcory77 6y ago
I think Kevin Rose looked into recommendations at the dish level with a startup (milk?). You might consider checking to see if he posted any lessons learned.
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by tedmcory77 6y ago
I'm super curious how this will impact the future of elections; big cities tend to skew heavily blue. Suburbs tend to skew red. Will this change the suburbs? Example in the article was from NY to SC; SC tends to be red...
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by tedmcory77 6y ago
Ventilation systems like what happened in South Korea?
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by tedmcory77 6y ago
Have you read the book "Traction" (by Weinberg and Mares)? It might help you break out of the specific niche you're looking at and be able to come up with some white space to work on.
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by tedmcory77 7y ago
Is your argument that because something is legal, it's ethical? I want to make sure I understand your assertion.
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by tedmcory77 7y ago
Had the same experience, except it was a pool in one of the Dakota's. I could not move, and it was completely unexpected. I recovered in a few seconds and I'm sure the pool ladder is the only reason I got out without needing rescu
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by tedmcory77 7y ago
Sounds very similar to Prometheus Fuels. The AMA thread on here from the founder was amazing.
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by tedmcory77 7y ago
How is this not directly fraud?
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by tedmcory77 7y ago
It’s a 50k; Ive raced with them in 100’s and theres a reason they frequently have cloth between the sandals and their feet. My personal experience if moving to zero drop shoes was positive but took about a year before my ankles felt OK.
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by tedmcory77 7y ago
I’m oddly of the opinion that anything that makes someones vote worth more than another's isnt a good system.
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by tedmcory77 7y ago
Democratic candidates have won the popular vote 4/5 times in the most re ent elections, but only won the Presidency 2/5. That’s an issue.
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by tedmcory77 7y ago
I do the same, this breaks that.
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by tedmcory77 7y ago
To frame this another way; it’s voter supression.
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by tedmcory77 7y ago
Amazon is a good cash business, but hard to build a brand on. Shopify is easier to build a brand on, but harder to make actual money on initially. If Shopify turned us off tomorrow (they can), we’d be able to continue. If Amazon did, it’s g
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by tedmcory77 7y ago
Chris is one of the most generous people Ive seen in the business. Not afraid of hard work either.
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by tedmcory77 7y ago
“Around their house”- key point when youre not near home.
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by tedmcory77 7y ago
Wow, add in those truckers that’ll lose those jobs from autonomous and some states end up VERY hollowed out.
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by tedmcory77 7y ago
It’s my understanding they are metric’d on wins....
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by tedmcory77 7y ago
US military does this as well (shorter duration). The reason is so that people are loyal to the role, not the person.
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by tedmcory77 7y ago
Don't forget making bricks from the tunnels that have been dug...
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by tedmcory77 7y ago
There’s some ridiculous stuff going on where users come into a group, post bad stuff, then report the group. Boom, group deleted. Facebooks gotta do something about it...

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