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Comment #21470609
How successful companies do ads: ONLY invest in the ad if you have at least 3X ROI to cut out all the "bullshit tiny 1% improvement" ideas, and you don't run into any problems the …
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Comment #21470593
"The experiment continued for another eight weeks. What was the effect of pulling the ads? Almost none. For every dollar eBay spent on search advertising, they lost roughly 63 cent…
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Comment #21450130
Warren Buffett famously said: "When you read EBITDA, you should think BULLSHIT". The only reliable metrics are EBIT (if you precisely know the debt and tax situation of the company…
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Comment #21352083
We switched to vueJS and never regretted :)
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Comment #21305584
@sifilpov: Most high-growth startups are like this, and a fair share of "growth companies". Differentiating the two is exactly the difficult part ;).
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Comment #21298855
One upside of saving it as hundreds of lines: You can immediately spot if somebody is copying or stealing your logo. I think very well that that might be intentional.
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Comment #21245983
That's exactly the spirit! The internet makes it so easy for "poorer" countries to level up damn quickly! Spread the word there! <3
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Comment #21238068
He got a contract and nothing to do? Perfect, it's free money on the table and he can also take another paid job at the same time! <3
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Comment #21238017
At the same time, it will also WEED OUT a lot of crapware. Only the best and best-cared-for software will remain :D.
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Comment #21201166
Because if you would REALLY CARE, you would walk by foot or not leave the house at all! ;)
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Comment #21169335
There's even an exceptionally good German movie about this entire phenomenon (it was discovered first in Germany): Die Welle (The Wave)
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Comment #21154791
So Groupon's CEO mistake was that other people DISCOVERED his fraudulent activities? That's a great learning LMAO. It sounds very much he hasn't learned a thing.
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Comment #21154589
I think the surprisingly simple bottom line is: Infrastructure is EXTREMELY expensive (are you willing to pay 10'000 for every ride?) and the upside NEXT TO IMPOSSIBLE to gauge.
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Comment #21134691
AlleAktien.de | Software Engineer, Web Vue.JS | REMOTE | ONSITE/Singapore/Munich | Full Time | https://www.alleaktien.de At AlleAktien.de we're providing German retail and institut…
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Comment #21121532
Adam Neumann and his wife Rebekah Neumann have repeatedly shown massive unethical behavior (see the plethora of Bloomberg articles about the many examples) without integrity on man…
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Comment #21114119
Germany hands down: learn a new language, a new continent, better work-live, happier people, better IT and gov for IT
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Comment #21088539
Uncanny valley has a new definition: Facebook Legless Avatars (FLA)(wed)
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Comment #21087700
I agree with that 100%. Human procreation has massively slowed down as wealth increased. I'd love to see some startups/governments tackle this REAL challenge.
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Comment #21055754
I love NPR since I was a little kid. High quality information, also and especially on financial topics. [GERMAN] I also love listening to the German counterpart of NPR/ SeekingAlph…
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Comment #21034777
Why not compare Philippine Treasuries and US Stocks next? #1 rule in finance: use the correct benchmarks ;D
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Comment #21034771
Make it even more extreme. I bet that the Treasuries would also outperform if you take 10'000 year timespan. Simply because: Which company would really survive 10'000 years, huh? S…
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Comment #21034764
Note how this is about GLOBAL stocks, not US Stocks, which would be the better comparison
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Comment #20960129
Sounds like California is entering an ERA OF MASSIVE OVERREGULATION. Goodbye, startups, goodbye investors :(