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by wallawe 4y ago
Awesome work! I would recommend showing a comparison table of the cost of some of your competitors and your product. I use customer.io for a side project and it's crazy expensive (I think like $150 a month), so it would (a) help showca
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I'm a Slow Thinker(sive.rs)
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by wallawe 4y ago
This makes a ton of sense as a browser extension, why not go that route? With this, I still have to google your site (or at least type it into the url bar if i remember the exact url)
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by wallawe 4y ago
I'm a buyer at this point. We'll see how earnings turn out tomorrow, but no matter how bad the macro environment, I think $COIN at 7 P/E is a good buy long-term.
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by wallawe 4y ago
I'm pumped for Beeper but have been on the wait list 6 months now, and am wondering if they're having implementation issues.
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by wallawe 5y ago
Where do you get your data from? I've found sports data (especially odds/lines) to be overly expensive when trying to build hobby apps.
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by wallawe 5y ago
This is perfect timing! I just launched a bootstrapped company and thought Typeform's 10 free submissions per month was kind of crazy. Look forward to trying y'all out.
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by wallawe 5y ago
Wow. Just had to say I'm turning 35 this month and had the exact same epiphany when listening to the "Time" recently. When I was young and in my 20's I would get high and listen to it and just loved the way it sounded. B
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by wallawe 5y ago
I believe it was this https://www.justice.gov/olc/file/1121531/download in congruence with Poker's Black Friday crackdowns[0] where they shutdown many high profile gambling .com domains (which have since
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by wallawe 5y ago
You could put it that way. I'm a huge fan of sports betting, poker, blackjack, you name it and have been gambling for well over a decade and this is something I enjoyed back when it existed as CentSports (2008-2011 era). So I'm ju
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by wallawe 5y ago
Haha exactly, actually talked to one of the cofounders before writing any code to figure out what happened to them. TLDR: when the DOJ cracked down on offshore sports books it cut off their revenue.
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by wallawe 5y ago
I just released a barebones MVP yesterday for a sports betting site with a little twist: We give users a little bit of money each week to play with ($0.50 right now) and if they can run it up past a certain point we'll pay them out in
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by wallawe 5y ago
ask and you shall receive: https://gtowizard.com/ (go to the "practice" section for what you are looking for)
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by wallawe 5y ago
I think you're conflating the ability to profit from a region with the ability to hire from a region. You can still get your chunk of that GDP by selling services/goods there even if you don't have employees there.
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by wallawe 5y ago
> Workers clearly have a case of being subject to poor working conditions How do you know this though? Did you read a couple of articles about the poor working conditions and someone having to urinate in a bottle? Or have you actually
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by wallawe 5y ago
> they leaked information about 20% of the earth's population This is straight up false. It was scrapers extracting data from public profiles. They already incorporate anti-scraping techniques, so there's not much they can do
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by wallawe 5y ago
Inequality seems like a meaningless metric. It's not a good measure of a society's well being. For example, let's assume a country of 10 where 9 people have $1 million and 1 person has $100 trillion. The inequality is massive
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by wallawe 5y ago
> Another source of lead, unfortunately, is in children's toys. Yeah this was going to be my question, is where is the lead coming from? Water, toys, what else? Having a 4 week old, seeing this concerns me so I'd love to do wha
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by wallawe 5y ago
Just out of curiosity, what was your use case? I've thought about making a SaaS out of this in the past as a side project but not sure who the ideal customer would be.
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by wallawe 5y ago
Here are a few to get you started: https://slate.com/technology/2021/07/noble-lies-covid-fauci-... Your team allegiance is showing.
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by wallawe 5y ago
Man, this is the definition of "do things that don't scale" but I love the idea. Best of luck! I would love to hear more about the continuous automated testing aspect of it since I maintain a hundreds of scrapers and run into
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by wallawe 5y ago
I'm confused by this comment. They both went public two years ago so VCs have all cashed out.
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by wallawe 5y ago
Commission model is going nowhere. Ask anyone who trades for a living. They pay handsomely for direct market access.
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by wallawe 5y ago
It's frankly scary that this line of thinking has become so in vogue. Let's exacerbate the definition of something to the point that it must be censored. Example: "takes a disproportionate amount of effort to refute" -&
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by wallawe 5y ago
Why is this being flagged? It raises many valid points against Propublica's article which was more misleading than this piece or its title.
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by wallawe 6y ago
Are you saying an opinion piece stating that we should leave open the possibility of a leak is misinformation? That doesn't make any sense.
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by wallawe 6y ago
No, the twitter rules don't make caveats for different positions in society. They are blanket rules that should apply to everyone equally but are not. That's the entire point I'm making.
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by wallawe 6y ago
This is from November 4, 2020 right after the election. She might have been suspended originally in 2017, but wasn't this time and furthermore wasn't banned for repeated breaking of the rules. You can click on the link and still s
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by wallawe 6y ago
It's a continuation of what we've seen by big tech over the past several months and years. You've got Kathy Griffin tweeting photos a decapitated Trump head ( https://twitter.com/kathygriffin/status/1
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by wallawe 6y ago
For anyone who thought this was just about the recent events, you now know have your answer. It is undoubtedly a political war going on, driven by leftists at Big Tech.

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