ctrlGsysop

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by ctrlGsysop 2y ago
A good in depth mkt analysis. While it’s not crypto, many of the key points are rinse and repeat of mining - things like insatiable demand and projected ROI. Markets and tech solve high costs all the time. Great point made about the $4&#x2F
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by ctrlGsysop 2y ago
Indeed, nothing is heating in this state.
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Google strikes $100/ton deal with Holocene to capture CO2 from the air(theverge.com)
7 points by ctrlGsysop 2y ago|3 comments
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by ctrlGsysop 2y ago
This a riskless transaction for Google. It’s a projection from the current $350 levels and the industry has been chatting a while as to how to ultimately get to the magic $100 level. At least Ms. Timofte fully admits that this contract is a
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by ctrlGsysop 2y ago
Fascinating in that our GE microwave (still actively sold) has an undisclosed feature that if you lift the door, when fully closed, by no more than a few mm, the microwave will start. I noticed this when cleaning the enclosure with a rag an
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by ctrlGsysop 2y ago
Nice setup. I hope you and the team succeed! When new ecomm systems fire up every couple years, I always hope B2B functions (volume pricing, accounts, wholesale) get to the front of the list but alas most focus on B2C - I get it, founder ba
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by ctrlGsysop 2y ago
Your targets are unclear so if this is a consumer product, I would suggest doing this as a free app with Google ads to help monetize - similar to ezgifmaker.com, et al. Capture the email, then gather feedback and promote your new updates di
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by ctrlGsysop 2y ago
Engineers nodding to this fall right into our marketing funnel. First thing we do is show you that we know how highly intelligent you are. Then we find the actual decision maker.
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by ctrlGsysop 2y ago
Sounds like it’s a freemium so increase ads or add an interstitial ad. Perhaps you could force social logins only. Or the Cloudflare wall may help. You haven’t really defined your problem here but I assume you perceive value is being stolen
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by ctrlGsysop 2y ago
That’s ok at this point. They’re purposefully doing certain things that don’t scale.
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by ctrlGsysop 2y ago
Great story. And congrats to Scott.
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by ctrlGsysop 3y ago
Nice project. Open nodes at stores could help BLS & commercial orgs doing regular price data gathering. I work on supplier pricing dynamics and for commoditized products freeing your pricing data is powerful.
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by ctrlGsysop 3y ago
I doubt Tennant paid tuition at RCS as many/most British subjects do not pay. As an American, my kid does pay. It’s also 50-75% less than the comparable American collegiate programs. Going into debt to do what you love is probably the
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by ctrlGsysop 3y ago
I agree with the author’s notion. In ecomm your goal is zero clicks to purchase. Search is used differently by your site’s differing cohorts let alone wildly different search demands depending on your product. Anyone doing advanced search i
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by ctrlGsysop 3y ago
1) Figure out HOW to talk to customers. Before they uninstall, drop them to free and ask for a quick phone call. You need to do this not a V.A. or an email flow. Don’t talk about your app, let them tell you about their pains. Try not to fal
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by ctrlGsysop 3y ago
Working at Egghead was great. Commission was basically based on the size of the box. Miss you PageMaker.
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by ctrlGsysop 3y ago
In my case as a daily user, it’s zero. I pull up older (90+days) projects to reuse assets all the time and I never notice. As an AWS admin (past) I can definitely tell when other apps pull data from slower buckets.