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why japan didn't rule gacha market in term of high quality gacha game ?
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i mean , japan was the birth place of gacha , anime , decades of gaming development experience , technology advances ...way a head of china
not to mention decades of professional voice acting industry also way a head of china
game like genshin should be exist in japan since 2017 tbh
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japan only care about their market pretty much
Which has a better job market in terms of Demand, Canada or Europe?
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Any experiences moving from Europe to Canada ?
Top Comment: First of all I hate calling "Europe" as a giant blob. The market in Portugal is wildly different from the market in Germany. Second, what is your comparison for something "better"? Salary? Amount of job openings? How easy it is to layoff? The amount of labour laws? So using the upper end of Europe in terms of the tech scene (Germany, Netherlands, Switzerland, UK, etc...) I would argue Europe is better because there are a lot more companies, WLB is better, a lot more protection for employees and the salary compared to CoL is roughly similar. One thing important though is that even though the purchase power is similar, Canada definitely has a salary ceiling a lot higher than Europe given it's proximity to the US, so if your goal is to maximize your money and you are willing to put in the effort to get into big tech I would argue that Canada will be better, specially since you can easily hop to US once you get citizenship
Why view memecoins in terms of Market Cap?
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As a newbie in the world of memcoins , I've always seen people giving out calls and then celebrating when the market cap multiplies , even though the price doesn't have any significant increase , some even give targets in terms of market cap. I dont understand why to celebrate or target market cap, after all we're only profitable if there's a change in price. It would be nice if someone could clear this doubt.
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List of countries with good tech market in terms of opportunities and good salaries
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Hello. I want to know which countries has good tech market from top to bottom. I agree currently recession is going on. Yeah first place goes to USA. I want to know about other countries as well.
Top Comment: All assuming an engineer with access to top paying companies: T1: US T2: UK, Switzerland, Netherlands, Canada, China, Australia, Singapore, Israel, Germany T3: UAE, Sweden, Norway, Japan, Korea, India, some EU nations, countries like Portugal and Chile while remote T4: rest of world
How do mass market paperbacks do in terms of longevity?
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I bought my first books (Books that I wanted with my own money, am not a reader) online and I kinda regret not looking for alternatives because the ones I bought were mass market paperbacks with gray paper which is called newsprint if I'm not wrong? I heard they turn yellow quicker than normal white paper.
So... should I just sell them and buy better quality ones albeit more expensive? I want them to last and I don't want to buy the same book again if it breaks fast.
Top Comment: How often do.you plan reading them again? If not much then paper backs last for decades.
In concrete terms, what is a go-to-market plan?
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I'm a first time founder with an engineering background working on a technical B2C product. We do not have anyone with a marketing background on the team yet.
We've gotten some early signups (150+) for our product via Reddit and Betalist. We plan to post on Product Hunt and continue engaging with users from relevant subreddits as well as run a company/product blog to get some organic search traffic. We think we can get our first few hundred early adopters this way to validate our initial idea, at which point we'd bring on a dedicated person for marketing to oversee a more professional and structured approach to customer acquisition.
When talking to VCs, we (understandably) pretty much always get asked what our go-to-market plan is. My answer has been essentially the facts I laid out in the previous paragraph. Is this a sufficient answer or are they looking to hear/see something more concrete than this? Am I basically coming off as having no idea what I'm doing in this regard? (Admittedly I don't know much.)
Is a go-to-market plan a general idea of the steps we want to take or is it more of a formal plan/document outlining concrete goals/KPIs on a specific timeline or something else entirely? Can anyone share a document/slide showing a good example of a go-to-market plan?
Top Comment: Go to market - how are you going to bring your product to users, cover how you will attract, engage and retain users. Think of a funnel or fly wheel. Wide at the top - catch as many people as you can, then it filters down into actual sales. Phased approach to GTM Phase 1: Focus on onboarding high quality devs, with specific skill sets. We will be engaging communities of Devs through hackathons and sponsoring events. Phase 2: Growing Partnerships, open discussion with protocols / complementary businesses. Publishing market leading docs to position brand as KoL in the space. Phase 3: Expansion into different regions / different verticals / different languages. Hosting hackathons. Ps - check out pitchedx.com - it’s me!
Zillow terms and conditions
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I was checking Zillow for an area we don't currently invest, but are curious about, trying to see property prices vs rent estimates, and was asked to provide my name. I immediately got the following email from Zillow.
*MLS and Agency TermsMultiple Listing Service ("MLS") and Agency Terms. By registering for or using Zestimate Market Analysis ("ZMA"), in any manner, you acknowledge and agree that: (i) you are entering into a lawful consumer-broker relationship with us, or similar relationship with (as defined by applicable state or provincial/territorial law); (ii) you have a bona fide interest in the purchase, sale, or lease of real estate; (iii) you will only use the information from ZMA for your personal, non-commercial use, except in connection with your consideration of the purchase and sale of an individual property; and (iv) you will not copy, redistribute, or retransmit any of the data or information provided through ZMA except in connection with your consideration of the purchase and sale of an individual property. You also acknowledge the MLS's ownership of, and the validity of the MLS's copyright in, the MLS database compilation.You further acknowledge that you are not a party to an exclusive representation agreement with another brokerage, and that if you are, you are hereby specifically directing us to provide ZMA herein with the consent or knowledge of your representative."
Is Zillow proposing that by my browsing a house on their platform that I've agreed to work with them on the purchase of any house I look at? What are the implications of this statement?
Top Comment: I see what you’re seeing and I also wonder but I’m not sure that could be enforced. Can you imagine the shenanigans that would take place if they ever tried to enforce that sort of “agreement”? I’d say more of a way to be held harmless when their interpretations of the data they collect are above market and people start losing their shirts.