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lynx44

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    Comment #2125466

    From this picture, I'd actually feel quite good about the team in terms of their technical competency. I get a positive vibe from them in terms of that. I would worry about their b…

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    Comment #2124130

    Highly misleading. A visitor is someone who visits a website perhaps 10 times or just 1 time. A user is someone who is using the website more regularly. The value of a visitor is t…

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    Comment #2119721

    I don't agree with the approach this article uses to gauge learning. For one thing, it completely puts down science and math courses. In a multivariable calc class, we didn't have …

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    Comment #2115822

    This article makes a good point. But the problem is that Google controls traffic to that extent. Almost any website if asked honestly will say that at least 60% and more likely 80%…

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    Comment #2109534

    This article has an interesting premise. Some products spread because they are so high quality. Google became a giant because its search was superb, Starbucks its experience great,…

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    Comment #2100604

    I am not a big fan of Tim Ferriss - he argues for a 4 hour work week, but in one sample day of his I saw, he worked 4 hours on one article for the Economist alone. That said, this …

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    Comment #2092795

    I have written 200+ articles in health and medicine and looked into L-Theanine specifically. It has benefits and does work to enhance the benefits of caffeine. That said, this arti…

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    Comment #2085465

    Seems a weak idea. The value prop of location based gaming is interested but details of implementation need to be worked out imo.

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    Comment #2049358

    This sucks, but telling your visitors to click on ads indirectly is a clear violation of the ToS. I too got fired by Google's algorithm and didn't do anything whatsoever wrong. The…