On the other hand, spending most of your time learning new syntax as opposed to actually solving creative problems makes one more like a glorified factory worker.
Why is YipitData not very good?
What I find irritating is this constant portrayal of them as this “secret, data mining, all-knowing” technology company that can predict anything. even though everyone saying they don’t know how Palantir works under the…
Also the fact most US maps show Alaska and Hawaii semi-separately makes me think its 50 plus 2.
A Mandela effect that stuck with me was that North/South Korea were detached islands a bit south of Japan, but detached from China. That and the fact the US has 52 states not 50
I would do that too. But the notion of getting paid for your data, when its worth so little by itself is not appealing.
But the value of my data alone probably is worth less than a dollar to Google and Facebook. Given the choice of getting paid a dollar, or using it for free (in exchange for them using my data), I would choose the…
this is true. Take 10 million couples and maybe 1 in 10 million, this happens, and this is what we hear in the news. We never hear about the wife that lives 10 more years after their 85+ year old husband dies.
Reminds me very much of what Eckhart Tolle says. “You are not your personal history. You are not your story.”
In addition to ETFs, why not go 1 step further? Offer hedge funds too. Amazon has a ton of data on which consumer brands are overperforming every quarter. Use that data to make investment decisions.
No thanks, I'll take tax shelter over all of the above :)
Yes, there is often times a lot of money to be made (see Buffer and their dependency on the Twitter api). People say you shouldn’t start a business depending on a 3rd party, but what if your only profitable idea depends…
There is an opportunity cost in playing though. There might be a 10% chance of $1 million but what if it required giving up $100,000 in opportunity costs?
BuzzSumo | buzzsumo.com | REMOTE (Must be citizen in UK, France, Germany, or USA) | Full Time | £55,000 to £65,000 BuzzSumo provides social insights to marketers and publishers. We run extensive crawlers that crawl the…
“He hesitates when it comes to sales because he does not see himself as a sales person.” isnt this a warning sign to you? at such an early stage you simply dont want just a “strategy” person who doesnt want to get his…
I thought I was the only weirdo that prefers to interact with random strangers rather than people I know on Facebook. I miss the days of IRC and AIM screen names. Now we have "real name policies"...
“I think we need each other." This is the epitome of cognitive dissonance. Deluding oneself into thinking Facebook "needs" them, when in actuality it's Facebook with 1000 times the power. Did anyone seriously believe…
Starbucks used to have something call "Tweet a Coffee" where you could tweet a coffee to someone, and Starbucks would tweet them a link to a gift card where they could redeem it. I used it a lot to replace cold emailing…
When I saw "Message meetup coordinators and ask for speaking gigs at local events" I misread 'message' as 'massage', and thought that's brilliant!! ..then I saw it read 'message' and was disappointed at the generic…
You can be an entrepreneur and still hate receiving cold calls. Just like you can be a dentist and hate getting tooth fillings. Or you can be a surgeon, and hate having surgery.
That's actually a very good product idea. I would pay for something like this :)
On the other hand, spending most of your time learning new syntax as opposed to actually solving creative problems makes one more like a glorified factory worker.
Why is YipitData not very good?
What I find irritating is this constant portrayal of them as this “secret, data mining, all-knowing” technology company that can predict anything. even though everyone saying they don’t know how Palantir works under the…
Also the fact most US maps show Alaska and Hawaii semi-separately makes me think its 50 plus 2.
A Mandela effect that stuck with me was that North/South Korea were detached islands a bit south of Japan, but detached from China. That and the fact the US has 52 states not 50
I would do that too. But the notion of getting paid for your data, when its worth so little by itself is not appealing.
But the value of my data alone probably is worth less than a dollar to Google and Facebook. Given the choice of getting paid a dollar, or using it for free (in exchange for them using my data), I would choose the…
this is true. Take 10 million couples and maybe 1 in 10 million, this happens, and this is what we hear in the news. We never hear about the wife that lives 10 more years after their 85+ year old husband dies.
Reminds me very much of what Eckhart Tolle says. “You are not your personal history. You are not your story.”
In addition to ETFs, why not go 1 step further? Offer hedge funds too. Amazon has a ton of data on which consumer brands are overperforming every quarter. Use that data to make investment decisions.
No thanks, I'll take tax shelter over all of the above :)
Yes, there is often times a lot of money to be made (see Buffer and their dependency on the Twitter api). People say you shouldn’t start a business depending on a 3rd party, but what if your only profitable idea depends…
There is an opportunity cost in playing though. There might be a 10% chance of $1 million but what if it required giving up $100,000 in opportunity costs?
BuzzSumo | buzzsumo.com | REMOTE (Must be citizen in UK, France, Germany, or USA) | Full Time | £55,000 to £65,000 BuzzSumo provides social insights to marketers and publishers. We run extensive crawlers that crawl the…
“He hesitates when it comes to sales because he does not see himself as a sales person.” isnt this a warning sign to you? at such an early stage you simply dont want just a “strategy” person who doesnt want to get his…
I thought I was the only weirdo that prefers to interact with random strangers rather than people I know on Facebook. I miss the days of IRC and AIM screen names. Now we have "real name policies"...
“I think we need each other." This is the epitome of cognitive dissonance. Deluding oneself into thinking Facebook "needs" them, when in actuality it's Facebook with 1000 times the power. Did anyone seriously believe…
Starbucks used to have something call "Tweet a Coffee" where you could tweet a coffee to someone, and Starbucks would tweet them a link to a gift card where they could redeem it. I used it a lot to replace cold emailing…
When I saw "Message meetup coordinators and ask for speaking gigs at local events" I misread 'message' as 'massage', and thought that's brilliant!! ..then I saw it read 'message' and was disappointed at the generic…
You can be an entrepreneur and still hate receiving cold calls. Just like you can be a dentist and hate getting tooth fillings. Or you can be a surgeon, and hate having surgery.
That's actually a very good product idea. I would pay for something like this :)