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Comment #49091471
What do you care about?
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Comment #48224772
Total market funds like VTSAX (the largest mutual fund in the world) will have to buy it as well.
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Comment #48196913
> not having a network to bounce ideas off of or even try the app makes that part difficult to go from 0 to 1 This wouldn't change if you quit your job. Keep your job, stop buildin…
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Comment #47620908
How can someone steal MIT-licensed software? The license says: Permission is hereby granted [...] to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies o…
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Comment #47428022
Wow I had no idea ngrok had raised $50M, that's wild!
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Comment #47103277
purple.com had a similar page for years, and eventually the mattress company rolled up with a dumptruck load of cash
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Comment #47028505
IBM has ~300k employees and uses Slack.
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Comment #45713327
Don't forget Underscore!
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Comment #45213746
Node also has a built-in server and SQLite these days though? Or if you want a lot more functionality with just one dependency, Hono is great.
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Comment #45185057
Who do you want to hear from that you're not seeing make statements? Hakeem Jeffries? Chuck Schumer? Ken Martin?
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Comment #45108966
I had no luck generating full-size, NYT-style puzzles, but was able to generate 5x5 minis! I pre-defined a handful of layouts (minis generally just have corners blacked out), and b…
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Comment #44964776
Have you checked out Linear ( https://linear.app )?
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Comment #44954335
$300k puts you in the 94th percentile for household income, so objectively no, it's not that common. In tech though, especially in the Bay Area, it feels like the norm.
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Comment #44944021
Yeah $1,000 a month would be $250 a week, which is 2-3 person hours of a housecleaner or landscaper's time, so like a 2 person crew for an hour or 90 minutes. If you and your spous…
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Comment #44942937
At $250/visit, that's just weekly landscaping and housecleaning. More than I pay for myself (we have a housecleaner that comes monthly), but not unreasonable, especially for a well…
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Comment #44830161
At that point it's not really B2C, but dual-funnel?
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Comment #44819050
Contrast that with B2B where churn rates are generally <10% (or better yet, net-negative revenue churn) and LTV is often $10k+, and you can see why it's a lot more appealing.
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Comment #44819027
At $15/month with 10% churn (which would be an unbelievably good churn rate for a paid B2C product) would make your LTV $150. An optimistic conversion rate from visitor to paid wou…
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Comment #44816732
The Medallion Fund does use a better strategy than REIF. It only worked up to a certain scale where they started moving the market though, which is why they ended up kicking out ou…
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Comment #44757829
If your visitor-to-paid conversion rate is actually 1.5% (12% of 13%), with an LTV of $23 you break even at $0.34 per per click. And again, I'd expect the conversion rate of ad-dri…
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Comment #44751169
If we assume your LTV is $30 and a 5% conversion rate (since your organic traffic is likely to be higher intent than people who clicked an ad), a visitor is worth $1.50 on average.…
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Comment #44750640
Tailwind Plus (formerly Tailwind UI) has landing page templates that are widely used and look similar to your examples: https://tailwindcss.com/plus/ui-blocks/marketing/page-exampl…
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Comment #44727659
Yeah Observable has raised $45M, I imagine the ELT is paid well.
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Comment #44597542
> It feels kind of odd that almost no one is talking about self-driving now, compared to how hot of a topic it used to be Probably because it's just here now? More people take Waym…
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Comment #44595253
RenTec did this successfully, but their strategies didn't scale up beyond ~$30B AUM before they started moving their markets too much (with the Medallion Fund).