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Optimal vs. Possible(medium.com)
1 points by sudoscience 8y ago|1 comments
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by sudoscience 10y ago
I believe this product has literally zero value without paying for the Pro version, which irks me a consumer who was at first interested in what it could do for me.
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Your startup can learn more from 1865 than 2016(medium.com)
3 points by sudoscience 11y ago|0 comments
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by sudoscience 11y ago
1. Arrogance is the inability to politely consider someone else's approach or point of view. 2. Detecting arrogance in others is pretty easy: they do not listen to an alternative point of view with any patience. I think the question re
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Myth of the 10x Product(medium.com)
1 points by sudoscience 11y ago|0 comments
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How AeroPress Fans Are Hacking Their Way to a Better Cup of Coffee(npr.org)
123 points by sudoscience 11y ago|122 comments
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In defense of “startcraps”(medium.com)
2 points by sudoscience 11y ago|0 comments
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Lessons in Product Management from Taco Bell(medium.com)
1 points by sudoscience 11y ago|0 comments
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by sudoscience 13y ago
I am right there with you. The video does describe the product well, however the rest of the site fails at this mission. Even clicking on the Features tab it took me longer than it should have to figure out what the product _might_ do.
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by sudoscience 13y ago
Amazon has lobbyists and Obama has given speeches in Amazon fulfillment centers...
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by sudoscience 13y ago
I don't know of R&R and a search comes up empty...anyone have a link?
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by sudoscience 13y ago
The "this will fail social norms" card has been played many times, and it has come to pass, but it hasn't been the core of a product failure. Yes it has. The first cell phones, the first PDAs certainly fell into this catego
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by sudoscience 13y ago
I am going to need more than this to give you my email; there's not enough here to keep me intrigued. What's so special about photab that I would want to sign up? In the current state I am not feeling enough of a compulsion to sign up.
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by sudoscience 13y ago
One one hand you say fashion bloggers are a small market because there are not a lot of them, and on the other hand you say you have to cater them to get to a bigger market; this does not compute. To the original poster: I don't think you h
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by sudoscience 13y ago
The two big reasons startups fail are: a) They don't provide benefit to the customer b) Their product isn't directed towards the right customer In context of your product, here's how I think each of those may apply. a) They don't prov
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by sudoscience 14y ago
No Game of Thrones spoilers, please!
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by sudoscience 14y ago
When it is a household name or well established in the field.
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by sudoscience 15y ago
IPod was not a low market share product. The MacBook likely has more than 25% market share already and it will grow. Apple doesn't need that model anymore, they can have it both ways. All that said, I do agree their tablet share will go dow
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by sudoscience 15y ago
Unfortunately, yes. The dual-purposing of the name can still be overcome because r/seduction isn't that big, but it is an uphill battle. I would have shied away from it if it were my product because of the association.
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by sudoscience 15y ago
My best advice is to reword the filtering section. The fact that you need to outline in red that it might work differently than people expect is a good clue that it is too hard to understand. Other than that I think this is really nicely d
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by sudoscience 15y ago
I hope this doesn't come across as too negative, but I think it is pretty strange for a blog of a travel aggregator site to say other travel aggregator sites are essentially worthless. Either it stinks of bias or the conclusion is that Moz
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by sudoscience 15y ago
I, unlike others, love Timeline, but I think the product cast too wide a net. Do I want to go back and revisit posts I made in 2006? I sure do, and love to be able to do that easily. Do I want others to do that? Well, not so much. Timel
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by sudoscience 15y ago
I disagree. I was a professional musician at one time and regular expressions are far easier than music theory, in my opinion.
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by sudoscience 15y ago
"At first glance the Fire looks like a hybrid between the failed Barnes & Noble Nook and the also 7-inch screen Samsung Galaxy Tab." About 40% of the people I know who have e-readers didn't give a damn about eInk and chose the Nook. The
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by sudoscience 15y ago
Having interviewed at Apple, Google and Amazon (and working at one of them now), I assure you the Amazon interview was hardest, by a bit. Google was actually last. I think it is that Apple and Amazon are going more for culture fit, which
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by sudoscience 15y ago
Surely Amazon didn't want Apple to have any advance notice.
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by sudoscience 15y ago
It says on the landing page that purchases pre cloud drive are not synced. You'll have to go back and sync them with your pc.
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by sudoscience 16y ago
Amazon does it and has for a couple years.