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Comment #36865823
Really interesting approach! I can see this being useful. How are you dealing with short/medium-term changes in consumer sentiment, I assume your model is currently fairly static? …
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Comment #32803292
At the scheduled time
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Comment #31897142
It might not matter to users in the sense that they ask themselves what rendering engine Chrome on iOS is using under the hood, but the effects do matter. I get a lot of support re…
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Comment #31809545
I don't think that necessarily contradicts what the author is saying. Even you describe how these top 10% performers are often underpaid, so in some areas (getting noticed, managin…
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Comment #31707858
By turning it into a nearly-useless system. You can only engage Mercedes' system if a number of conditions are all met: - The route has to have been pre-mapped by Mercedes - Only w…
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Comment #28756617
It would be interesting to estimate what dollar value can be ascribed to a x-hour FB outage, both in terms of lost ad revenue for FB itself as well missed conversions/revenue for b…
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Comment #28448333
That's super interesting! I can see their study included asking to what extent the participants are experiencing certain negative/positive feelings (which may give some more contex…
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Comment #22014024
During such an early stage, I would do it in an "inofficial capacity" - do you have friends at other companies who work in a similar role as you? I would reach out to them and gaug…
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Comment #21675912
I particularly like: - https://www.thisisproductmanagement.com/ - https://www.100productmanagers.com/interviews I'd also consider https://www.indiehackers.com/podcast somewhat rela…
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Comment #20013644
It really depends on the niche and the type of the business you're planning (e.g. B2C vs. B2B, mostly service-based vs. product-based). Some of the things that have worked for me: …
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Comment #18783283
As you mentioned, most people will jump right in and build a landing page / MVP to see if there's any interest, but that's a time-consuming process and I wouldn't spend any more ti…
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Comment #17833910
Even when ignoring the clunky UI, asynchronous background calls are much slower than in the old version. In almost 80% of cases, I now get a browser alert ("Are you sure you want t…
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Comment #17647069
> Very classy of you to post this kind of biased and offensive comment. I don't know how my comment was "biased and offensive", I even said I liked the approach in general? I point…
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Comment #17646688
I run IdeaCheck.io [0], a similar service. I appreciate competition, but this looks like a quickly thrown together MVP without a real product. Have a look at the graphs on the samp…
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Comment #17291285
startupsfromthebottom.com looks interesting! Do you come up with the ideas yourself, or what does your process look like? What you describe (building a landing page or an MVP) is h…
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Comment #17272951
> Also, please stop spreading untruths. It takes one click to get from the homepage to a list of all interviews ranked in descending chronological order. With some pretty awesome f…
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Comment #17272104
I've had exactly the same experience, but I'm not sure whether the acquisition by Stripe played a role in this. There might be an advantage in having a lively community of people a…
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Comment #17272087
Agreed. I can fully understand Courtland's motivation to grow a community (to keep people coming back more frequently / to create engagement) and the best way to do this is putting…
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Comment #17171380
Thanks, aalhour, let me know if you have any questions!
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Comment #17166013
A lot of people will suggest building a landing page / MVP to gauge initial interest, but I would start even before that: Don't spend any more time than necessary on something that…
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Comment #16992232
When you make a reasonable effort to block access to EU users, EU citizens aren't covered under GDPR if they happen to access your site from a non-EU country temporarily: "This won…
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Comment #16992217
There are many ways to achieve this goal, I just wanted to provide a drop-in solution that's independent of the underlying infrastructure.
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Comment #16992137
The pricing is actually cheaper than "bare" geolocation APIs, which don't do the blocking-part. Have a look at https://ipstack.com/product for example. If you get a quote from an e…
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Comment #16992118
That's of course possible, but shouldn't matter: When you make a reasonable effort to block access to EU users, EU citizens aren't covered under GDPR if they take active measures (…