natvod

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by natvod 3y ago
I can read and catch up on many group text messages very quickly but having to go through dozens of voice messages sounds much more time consuming, even if you can choose faster speeds. Plus, unless you're a superb on the spot thinker
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by natvod 4y ago
You might find the research about sensory processing sensitivity interesting. "Theory and research suggest that sensory processing sensitivity (SPS), found in roughly 20% of humans and over 100 other species, is a trait associated with
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Emails Donald Trump is sending for his reelection campaign(artofemails.com)
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by natvod 6y ago
Quoting from https://old.reddit.com/r/canada/comments/hccco0/the_nova_sco... > My family uses Brinks all the time to make large deposits and withdrawals for business purposes. While technically true i
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by natvod 7y ago
Actually, Monica only realized what the stain on the dress was several months after and it was her friend Linda Tripp who encouraged her to keep the dress: https://metro.co.uk/2018/11/13/monica-lewinsky-shares
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by natvod 7y ago
This part struck me as well: > But, no, the main constraint on MoviePass’s growth seems to have been the actual production of plastic prepaid credit cards, which it couldn’t print fast enough: Given how much money they were losing, it wa
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by natvod 7y ago
Something that I found works well is just emailing influential people who you think would really benefit from your product and asking them for feedback. Since you're not selling your product, people (even busy ones) do reply. If you bu
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by natvod 7y ago
Something I've noticed is a lot of companies use user onboarding and educational messages as a crutch for confusing UX and product experiences. Many companies also have a one-size-fits-all approach to onboarding, where they send the sa
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by natvod 8y ago
People buy based on recognizable brand names because it signals you're able to afford something in that price range and know "what's cool". What's interesting is that some luxury brands's true high end lines ar
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by natvod 8y ago
What works for me is being able to toggle between a few different projects that requires slightly different skills and tasks. If I get stuck or tired of one, I can toggle to another project and still accomplish something. Something else tha
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by natvod 9y ago
@csallen could probably jump in with some interesting insights. His site Indie Hackers was generating $5K a month from ad rev before it was acquired by Stripe ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14090063 ). He actively rea
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by natvod 9y ago
Writing effective one sentence product descriptions can be boiled down to: Describe in simple terms a major product feature that either or both: a) solves the biggest pain point for your customer b) makes you the most different from your cl
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by natvod 9y ago
> When you demand that your people bow and obey, and imprison people like A1 WW, this goes against promoting and nurturing innovation This is a common misconception, especially by people who have never lived in China. Thinking political
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by natvod 11y ago
> What can this teach us about SaaS pricing pages? > Even the most successful SaaS companies in the world don’t conform to the ‘best practices’ laid out by conversion specialists. Not sure I agree with this conclusion. Obviously you s
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by natvod 11y ago
I think someone else mentioned this in another post about this. Thought it was a great idea so I'll repeat it here: To prevent fraudsters from using you to authenticate their stolen credit cards, set it up so that every purchase automa
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by natvod 11y ago
Definitely agree with this. I'm surprised so many companies still bother to produce content in the form of crappy articles on beat the horse to death topics. It feels like having a blog is a must-have to be a legit company these days s
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by natvod 11y ago
What impact would this have on the already embattled Theranos?
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by natvod 11y ago
Maybe I'm missing something but I always thought renting designer clothes has a limited market. People who attend many special events a year where they need a new outfit for each one typically have the disposable income to outright buy
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by natvod 11y ago
Here's a very relevant article about how French youth get radicalized: http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2015/08/31/the-other-franc... Major points: Unless you have the right connections, go to the
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by natvod 11y ago
They also explain the psychology behind the emails - pretty useful.
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by natvod 11y ago
First off, men also compete against other men. Men also compete against women. Basically, humans compete against each other. Now about her theory: >That’s the third theory of female competitiveness that I’d like to propose: We aren’t com
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by natvod 11y ago
Horribly misleading headline as well. It clearly states in the article that it's most likely having dementia makes the brain more susceptible to fungal infections, not that dementia is caused by them. While in an ideal world, people
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by natvod 11y ago
Ok so I'm a girl who codes/programs and I'm my take on the issues she raised: Stereotypes about STEM fields putting girls off I can only talk about my own experience but I saw very few negative stereotypes about STEM fields g
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by natvod 11y ago
Another Buzzfeed-y content site? Meh. What I would actually like to see: Have journalists contact Redditors who post interesting stories for interviews to write up more fully fleshed stories. A lot of Redditors post really interesting stori