Here are the properties I'm looking for:- be able to transfer <$5 to lots of thousands of people- get minimally intrusive information from users- high user likelihood they can already accept it
Here are the properties I'm looking for:- be able to transfer <$5 to lots of thousands of people- get minimally intrusive information from users- high user likelihood they can already accept it
It's a comedic spin on a series I hope start about venting on various things in the tech space. Let me know your thoughts!
We have a website that we are trying to monetize with ads. Google Adsense has been rejecting us due to Covid delays.What are the best alternatives to Adsense? Has anyone done a proper study of CPM among the top ad networks? Everything I find online is so spammy and hard to ascertain legitimacy.
I’ve really enjoyed biographies in the tech space (Jobs, Bezos, etc). I’m working on a project more in the social media space. Are there any good books on Facebook or Instagram focusing more on the startup process than the drama?
I'm looking to give away even something as simple as $5 or a video game card. I want to giveway this daily. But most giveways require getting a bunch of information from users or taking a lot of time to order 100+ of them.
If I think a youtube video will get popular, is there anything I can do to buy ads/sell ads to monetize that. Or any other way?
Hi, I work in quant finance and spend a lot of time with data. I also get headaches 3-4 times a week. I would like to collect data on myself with various sensors. I know there are simple things like a fitbit to collect data but how can I discover what other data I can collect?
Often people think crptocurrencies can be valued with this formula. Having trouble conceptualizing this. Can someone come with a simple example of a currency with 10 units that a brand new tiny country of 2 people use and how this would play out with the value of the units?
If I have an Instagram that I truly believe has great content but doesn't have many followers. What paid resources or mechanisms do people suggest? I have tried promotions within Instagram but I don't get many follows, just likes and comments (people enjoy the content).Everything I google search for is the epitome of the shady internet. Was hoping the Hacker News community could provide some...
I understand crypto can work with micro transactions but it's unclear to me that usd would not work. I know it's expensive through the credit card model but surely some version of mobile could be adopted.
I see all these new y combinator companies/things people post on hacker news that would greatly help with various projects. For example, maybe I would like to use Stripe for my payments or Amazon S3 for storing data. But then there are less known companies like RankScience (randomly googled) that can help with your product. Is there a site that can help you find these more nuanced services?I...
I have a project I want to work on. I need to use Amazon EC2, S3, webscrape, and a couple other things. I don't mind spending money to get the work done but I would also like to learn to do it myself. I've been going through resources online and it's a bit much to learn given I also work. Is there a site I can list out what I want to do or the skill set I need and have someone instead of do it,...
I have some experience programming but want to work on a side project that would require me to have Reddit pages stored every minute. I would probably just work with the top subreddits to start.I basically want the titles, # upvotes, # of commments stored every minute. I want to do this on new, rising, controversial, and hot.I've done some research and I can only find people have pulled the...
Did some Googling for learning VBA for Excel and didn't find any standout resources. I know some java and python. Anyone have any suggestions of resources they have found useful. Thank you!
If you swipe their debit card seven times you get one of these "treats". If this caught on, the network effect may arise where people start paying for friends coffees/small gifts. The question is, is the value of rewards that are giftable > credit card's value. Not sure that it is but I'm also not sure that it is not.
The comments have been brutal but I wouldn't completely dismiss the concept just yet.
Walking around campus takes about 15 minutes. Would be perfect to listen to a Paul Graham essay each day. Please don't complain that I am lazy - I tend to remember certain things much better through hearing.