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by oneye 13y ago
> Chances are that your company or your industry will be commoditized especially when you don’t think it can happen because, in reality commoditization always happens Everything else in the post rests on this, and I'm not sure that
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by oneye 13y ago
I have no idea. I (as I said) was not trying to assert that DuckDuckGo is not compromised, I was asserting that the reason that people believe it to be secure is because they've differentiated on privacy since the beginning. Mostly, I
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by oneye 13y ago
Or because their entire business differentiation from the beginning has been privacy. This does not mean that it is not compromised, of course. But its why people would believe it isn't compromised. And its a much better reason than yo
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by oneye 13y ago
Visit EE classes and study areas at your local universities.
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by oneye 13y ago
Bump your prices up. Imagine if some senior design guy in some digital agency making 8 figures in profit per year wants to use it. Do you think that he wouldn't get approval for, say, $500 / month if he thought it would help him w
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by oneye 13y ago
If you think that $19 / month is over-priced, you are not in anybody's market. If you think that the service is not as good as your current solutions, that is a different critique and discussion altogether. I would actually advise
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by oneye 13y ago
Thank you for sharing this. I've been working and listening hard and anything that clears up conversion tactics (especially when just handed to me) is gold. Cheers.
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by oneye 13y ago
> Supporting the old software engineering folklore that the earlier a bug is introduced (and the later it is found) the harder and more expensive it is to fix. I wouldn't call it folklore as there are numerous studies supporting it.
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by oneye 13y ago
I completely missed that. Thank you!
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by oneye 13y ago
The short answer is yes. But, its possible I'd not be interested in selling if growth was fast enough that in 1-2 years the company would be worth 10x what it is worth at the time of the offer. So, is 1-2 years of my time worth that? It dep
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by oneye 13y ago
> A real-time, node-based video effects compositor for the web built with HTML5, Javascript and WebGL I for one am really impressed. While I'm not up to date with node.js, WebGL (or even HTML5 tbh), the boundaries that people keep pushi