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Comment #37521284
And in mobile gaming there's also the matter of looking for "whales". Basically, while majority of people will never spend anything, there's a minority willing to pay hundreds or t…
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Comment #37521248
The difference in conversions between free and $1 is not a matter of price. The hard part is getting someone to pay in the first place. That's why a model of free game with paid ad…
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Comment #36903966
At my last job, I had a little bit of experience on the other side of the hiring table – our founder walked me through our hiring process, and it was really eye opening. Any postin…
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Comment #36401614
> If you're trying to find a job, you're not applying for "anything and everything". You're applying for a specific role. Strong agree. I'd only add that you might have way better …
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Comment #36211700
Eh, I might be a whiner, but I seeing that nature.com, I expected something better than a Malcol Gladwell level article. Okay, the tip with anthropomorphisation is okay, and remind…
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Comment #35712529
I didn't realize that, thank you
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Comment #35712438
It kind of seems like an intimidation tactic. Not too many artists will be willing to claim copyright infringement, if they can get hit with a suit in response. And in the meantime…
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Comment #35712420
Is it legal though? Article mentioned forbidding the use of crawlers. Besides, it talks a lot how they only link to the image... but that's not how AI works, right? Maybe after inc…
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Comment #35559691
Yeah, the annoying notifications are the visible part... but as far as I know, GDPR has a pretty serious impact if you're European. It allows you to ask private companies to delete…
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Comment #35424800
I think the entire idea behind safety is to start worrying before it becomes critical. Similarly with Covid, the right time to start worrying (on a societal level) was before the d…
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Comment #34984960
It was never considered common sense. Some variant of what you're thinking about might've been possible in a small society (say, when the shop owner in a village knew all his custo…
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Comment #34537314
I think there's a massive scale blindness here. Like, obviously I'd be in a big trouble if my password manager suddenly put all of my data online and it could lead to massive finan…
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Comment #34501580
If you want to go thay route, it might be better instead to add a % to all the prices, and then at the end give it back if someone left a clean table. Something like "as a small to…
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Comment #34501429
I think both of this comment is needlessly hostile. Like, starting the conversation with an accusatory comment of "hey, btw, did you think of this very super rare situation, or are…
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Comment #34486525
Except your concern is addressed even in the part that I quoted: "The growth factors [hormones] that are produced have a very similar structure to the human molecules and that is h…
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Comment #34481199
Here's an interesting part that's buried by the end: >Another area of research focuses on maggots’ wound-healing properties. “Clinical and anecdotal evidence suggested that maggots…
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Comment #34440090
Hm, first, why exactly would you like to make this shift? Purely to train social skills? If so, I'd recommend finding some small sales side-gig over the weekends instead of doing a…
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Comment #34393733
I really liked your post, especially comparison in the introvert/extrovert thinking: >Notice the difference in narrative: > > “That person looks interesting, I wonder what their st…
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Comment #34393657
> I'd like to feel more at ease with myself, feel more comfortable contributing in an authentic, confident, light-hearted way. But instead I'm often in my head over-analyzing inste…
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Comment #34393258
For what it's worth, my experience was opposite to yours. Public speaking: once I built competency and realized I'm actually pretty good at it, I started enjoying it much more. Now…
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Comment #34309114
It reminds me of a time when I've looked found an old password-protected .rar archive on my old computer. It took me around a day to brute force the password and I ended up finding…
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Comment #34274362
I am very grateful that the OP posted that "tone deaf comment". I'd much rather live in a world where I can read blunt comments by developers, versus a watered-down statements writ…
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Comment #34105299
This might sound a bit assholish, but I'm writing this to hopefully help others spot a crucial mistake: Did you have anyone on your team with actual skill in sales or marketing? Be…
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Comment #34080445
It works through a life insurance. So it's not just the subscription. Besides that, as far as I understand, cryonics is heavily dependent on effects of scale. My hope is that by th…
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Comment #34066929
If you're in Europe – I'm signed with Tomorrow Biostasis ( https://www.tomorrow.bio ) and the pricing is not as bad as I expected when I initially started thinking about it.