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I’m an ultra marathoner; training low carb and racing high gave me best performance at distance and seems to dramatically reduce recovery times.

I’m honestly surprised Amazon hasnt bought Flexport. They seem to “get” how things should work.

Possibly, a licensing play? May be a way to inject capital to get to the larger problem?

Not to be flippant; but doesn't that seem like a surprisingly small installation for ~273 gallons a day?

Not exactly correct; the seller has to allow comingling as well.

Amazon may comingle, not does comingle. This is largely determined by the vendor.

Dr. Gawande’s book “The Checklist Manifesto” can be life changing if properly applied.

Wow, this is huge. If cyber insurance doesn't cover cyber attacks, then what does it cover? Having seen the process for cyber insurance paying out for an intrusion, I'd be super concerned if I were a CSO/Chief Risk Officer and there's a chance the cyber insurance wouldn't cover you.

At the Grand Canyon National Park they told us that ravens are the only animal allowed at wolf kills; this is because they train wolf pups while the parents are off hunting so theyre recognized.

I cannot upvote this enough. I've found that exercise helps; both from being healthier but also because I'm so tired I sleep through the night instead of waking up and being unable to get back to sleep.

While running I focus on form as a way of meditation. Eventually my mind will wander onto other topics; being unable to actually put my hands onto a keyword or whiteboard helps.

The default cost of a transaction is typically ~$.30 cents. Thats just payment processing. Not alot of margin there.

I know an urban farmer here in Saint Petersburg, Florida. He’s been doing it for about 3 years now but I think the answer is it’s too soon to tell.

I have about 2 extra years of toilet paper from Amazon because of the broken “subscribe and save” option. This is a great idea; coffee seems like a great initial market, curious what the 2nd and 3rd products end up being.

What have you done to market it? Who is your primary user? What pain does it solve? How do they solve this pain without your service?

Anecdotal data; I’ve purposefully stopped posting, liking, commenting, and am transitioning all my business hooked in things to a “business acccount” I’ve made with a goal of deleting the non business one by May 1.

It’s crazy how many places FB wormed it’s way into.

Whats the clearance rate? Does it store in fat? What is the dosage from other things in the diet. Those are very important questions.

Yea, it's something that we want to do at scale (rollers, dice) via machine vision so all the "well actually" people that pop out of the woodwork with edge cases can be addressed ahead of time.

Hahaha, not ready to dox myself yet but you can probably figure it out with a little digging.

Have you ever seen numbers run on float tested dice that test as biased?

Metal dice are less likely to have balance issues on the individual dice as long as the mold is balanced (because they are solid and heavy).

Source - I own a dice company.

Agree with the other comments on price breakdown; would allow to hit a different number based on understanding implications.

If someone can snap their fingers and turn off your business,it’s not your business. Porters five forces (and ubderstanding the sixth force) is one of the most important lessons in business.

I’d say it’s related to how HR is measured. They typically get their “big wins” by bringing in “rockstars”, not giving raises.

Depends on the distance run; having crewed an expedition in Death Valley amongst other places I think there's something to say for the complexity that long distance running can bring.

Some key things they didn't mention doing:

-Retargeting/Remarketing - Some of your best ROI campaigns will come from these

-Discount Ladders - for customers to nudge over the edge great to use in combination with the retargeting campaigns.

-Abandoned cart email follow ups - No mention of these here. Again, these backend flows will really help profitability.

Ideally you'll break even on those leading awareness/acquisition campaigns using the things others here have said and the retargeting campaigns will be nothing but gravy.