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Comment #47213840
Interestingly think I just came to the opposite conclusion after building CLIs + MCPs for code.deepline.com Where MCPs fit in - short answer is enterprise auth for non-technical us…
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Comment #42585452
Only things that have made a measurable impact for me - marketing is sales: 1. Mom Test - https://www.momtestbook.com/ 2. Do more sales calls + customer interviews. Then rewatch th…
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Comment #41944433
From bio - "Not Cal Newport and unaffiliated w/ Newport, he's not on social media."
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Comment #39377953
You're 100% right - but I do think there are more lower accuracy cases than I initially expected, *especially* if you assume a human-in-the-loop. Still 10x better than status quo. …
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Comment #38765968
I've been dealing with this a lot recently and seems to be a generational difference. Surprisingly close age wise with completely different responses. Anecdotally, people ~40+ do t…
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Comment #23546999
This is well put and concise. On the mentor note, even if you don't have a formal mentor relationship, most people are open to discussing their roles and responsibilities. Dependin…
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Comment #23485364
1. If a BLM post is all it took to "lose a friend," I'd reconsider your definition. 2. Not everything is about you. Your friends explicitly were not thinking about you when they pi…
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Comment #23183468
You're right, caps lock is the real enemy. How could I have been so wrong? Let's ignore everything because of that. Bars should open, as long as everyone whispers we're fine. Artic…
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Comment #23183274
There's no bold option here - what is your solution for emphasis?
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Comment #23174151
I can tell you're a smart guy, but it reads like you're buying into the politicization of an apolitical problem. The end condition is a therapeutic/vaccine, and since that is not a…
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Comment #23145482
What percent of these roles do you think will actually go to local talent vs. be off-shored? If tech companies can outsource, than who is benefitting? Related - Have you personally…
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Comment #22853332
I'd be careful with package tracking. While I don't know if that particular app resell your purchase data. That one is paid, so they may not need to right now, but they may change …
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Comment #21786839
I also agree. One-on-one mentoring is fulfilling in a different way than project oriented volunteering. I recommend doing a longer term commitment as well. Most are 2-4 hours a wee…
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Comment #21397645
Look into affiliate marketing. If your niche has any businesses in it, chances are you could potentially get as much if not more on a revshare model. Slightly more upfront setup wi…
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Comment #16801505
I ran into the same issue. If you haven't, I'd check out some other popular chat bots for their UX. Ex.: Woebot https://www.facebook.com/drwoebot/ Having buttons for things like "c…
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Comment #16501911
> although over long period of time, it's going to be the worse one. Why do you believe that? Are there specific examples you're thinking of? How do you know it's too far?
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Comment #15716194
Interesting to look at differences by city: https://www.yellowpages.com/new-york-ny/trends/ Highlights - Jetskis in SF, Escorts in NY
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Comment #7544846
There's a radio button that lets you decide between Mobile, Desktop, or both.
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Comment #7544829
Not necessarily. Prices increase pretty significantly with a smaller target audience. (It definitely depends on the vertical and product). For example, it's generally slightly more…
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Comment #5466999
This is awful. I don't know how it was published in the WSJ. I can't tell if it's satire or not... I'm actually angry at her entitlement here.
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Comment #5466994
It's not that common. I don't know what's she's talking about. There's exaggerations, but very little "charity fraud."