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by wellboy 9y ago
As far as I understand it's a slippery slope. Prioritized traffic just opens up the possibilities for a lot more controlling measures of the internet. Power corrupts, so it's just a matter of that of this being abused by people in
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by wellboy 9y ago
Ok, that's all very untargeted. Try targeted long tail google ads. If you spend $200 for every acquired paying customer, you are golden. Send me an email if you have questions.
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by wellboy 9y ago
How much did you pay for those 600 people and were they targeted long-tail searches from google (ndas for freelancers) or random visitors? Usually the conversion rate for visitor to payed customer is 0.1-1%, depending on your product, that&
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by wellboy 9y ago
You seem to not be sayisfied with your work, because it is not challenging. However, web programming is the most simple/dull use of coding skills/computer science. There are so many ways to go deep, which you will see towards the
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by wellboy 9y ago
Yes, because it is incredibly hard to bring reusable rockets from concept to full execution. The idea has been arouns for a long time and there have ben dozens of attempts of course, just as flying cars, autonomous cars, real A.I, space ele
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by wellboy 9y ago
However, not getting a degree prevents you almost entirely you from making more than $100,000/year except in sales or you start your own business and make it successful (which is very hard without a degree), so you'll have to work
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by wellboy 9y ago
If the $70B werent used for the church it would be used for other things, including supercomputing. His statement has some weight.
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by wellboy 9y ago
I calculated 1-2 minutes per abstract, since abstracts are usually not more than 1-2 paragraphs?
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by wellboy 9y ago
You read 400,000 abstracts? That would take something about 3 years full-time no?
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by wellboy 9y ago
From the context, it pretty sure means how sauces and flavours fit together, not knowing the actual molecules.
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by wellboy 9y ago
Ok, I had to laugh. FB is literally the worst company to make this service with the worst privacy reputation ever. Then the service makes the worst mistake that they actually upload nudes to their platform, PLUS they have a human look at it
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by wellboy 9y ago
Yes, that's why he'll get a job at a large and average software company, but not at a modern, small software company that still has to make a name for itself and has to rely on people living for code, having work life in their top
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by wellboy 9y ago
That's new to me that it has to be in a work environment. What about parties, clubs, outdoors anywhere?
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No, of that I'm innocent(scobleizer.blog)
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by wellboy 9y ago
Yes, it's a lot. If you can create an app and get 5 million users on it that people are using frequently, then you can sell it for around $20/user-$30/user. This is around the standard number for social network apps and somew
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by wellboy 9y ago
Or the high number of users that create a strong network ( Craigslist, Reddit, Facebook)
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by wellboy 9y ago
Strawman
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by wellboy 9y ago
In fact, our closest neighbour galaxy is just 25,000 light years away, while the milky way is 100,000 light years across.
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by wellboy 9y ago
Because their current office would only be big enough for maybe 1,300 employees and they are planning to hire another 102 in the next 3 months, 300 within this year, 1,000 in the next 3 years?
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by wellboy 9y ago
In fact it is 90% http://earth911.com/eco-tech/recycle-solar-panels/ and there are nee processes that reach 96%.
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by wellboy 9y ago
Solar panels make their ecological footprint after 3 years of use and last for 30 years. 80% of the material in solar panels is recycled from old solar panels. So no matter how you turn it, solar panels are a lot alot more environmentally f
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by wellboy 9y ago
We already do it, so... :D
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by wellboy 9y ago
Using average values in the drake equation, there have been have been 18 million broadcastable civilizations in the milky way. If we take an average lifespan of 1,000 years and say those cilizations have formed over the last 5 billion years
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by wellboy 9y ago
If there are 3 billion out of the 300 billion star systems in the galaxy that have habitable planets, then there should be at least 10,000-100,000 star systems that harbor currently brodcasting species, no?
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by wellboy 9y ago
There was a study a few days ago that found out that below threshold viral load means that the patient isn't infectious anymore. https://www.intomore.com/impact/cdc-acknowledges-that-undete... Don't take my w
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by wellboy 9y ago
Not as much really as it is about who you know.
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by wellboy 9y ago
Wasn't the consensus that 7h sleep was the best for lifespan and more or less than that lead du decreased life span?
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by wellboy 9y ago
He still has a point. Often, addicts quit cold turkey after a moment of clarity. That doesn't mean that it is not an illness.
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by wellboy 9y ago
Why not ask the companies that want to acquire you, if they would also be interested in investing, because you think yoi can grow it to $100 within the 3 years. Surely something theyd be interested in.
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by wellboy 9y ago
You need to build a new kind of social network. However, $1B won't help you much with that. You only need to build it and get 100,000 within a couple of months and 10x that number every year by becoming very popular because you have bu

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