Charlie Benkendorf

@tufan_gok1 how does this work specifically? On the website it says "create ads in minutes", but how?

Hi @tuckerschreiber this is an interesting method, had not heard of it. Three questions: 1) can you share an example from a day that shows how it incorporates work and personal? Something like the below? Run, finish prez, finish analysis, reach out to Jim, cook dinner, bed by 9 2) as in above example how much do you incorporate recurring things? Cooking dinner is important but you know you need...

I’m not sure I understand how this works. The suggested starting amount is $10k...but who only finances $10k for their college? I’m imagining more like $100k-$200k. If it was $200k, at a payback of 100 months (suggested on site was 96 months) that’s $2k per month before any return. That seems like a lot. What is the max you finance? What’s the longest payback window you accept?

Where does the AI component come in? when I got to select up to 3 career paths I was presented with quite a few options. Basically I needed to click on each one and read thru a long description. when I read about an AI service, I expect to get stronger recommendations.

Cool idea but how do you protect ipad from accidental scratching?

I wanted to test on my Android phone but I couldn't send a text without setting it as my default SMS app. I got an error about how it needed to be default so it could delete messages. There should be a way to use without setting as default app.

How does this control for outside factors? Paired t test null hypothesis assumes any change is due to random variation. If you see a stat sig difference is it due to your page change or something else (say composition of your traffic, or their seasonal propensity to convert)?

Oh boy this feels like Google plus, late to the game. Nextdoor is killing it. However I don't think Nextdoor is huge internationally so seems like Google is trying to land grab elsewhere.

Product doesn't support my banks yet but can't wait until they do! Pros: Who doesn't love saving money? Cons:

I'm seeing lot of duplicate entries: https://screencast.com/t/VtYhu7oqPO87

I like the clean simple dating pages. But when you submit an application, the person basically makes a judgement off your twitter, facebook, instagram, and/or linkedin? Where's the cover letter? :) Seriously, I think there's something to that first message, what do you want, what caught your interest, why you think it's a potential match, etc? Also, if I was in the market, I would want to...

"All changes are welcome as long as no code is involved. If you run into any bugs, please file an issue and explain how that was even possible." lol

Unfortunately underwhelmed by this product given the attention it got on Product Hunt. The free resume analyzer points out things (only some of which I agree with), but doesn't point out specifics. It does, however, give you a promo code to hire a resume writer. Then there is the AI-generated resume. It appears many jobs aren't in their database yet, and of the ones that are, you select generic...

I see that it pulls in videos from YouTube, inc Vevo channels. These channels normally have ads on them. How does LOR hide those ads / do that legally?

Cool game. It would've been more realistic to say you dropped a fare off in Sunset, and there's a 3x surge in the Financial District, vs the other way around :).

@austenallred curious is the 17% on pre-tax or post-tax salary? Assuming pretax (because all sorts of individual situations can affect post tax), then if a candidate scores a $100k salary job, that translates to $67,818.01 of post tax pay in California (http://taxformcalculator.com/tax/100000.html). 17% of 100k is 17k. 17k / 67818 = 25% of take home pay. Being able to pay with pretax dollars...

Point of feedback: a buddy of mine is big into making podcasts. He wasn't happy with trying this though, he said the free version only does 5 minutes at a time. I guess that demonstrates how it works but seems restricted. Narro on other hand meters by # of articles converted, which lets user experience value multiple times, as a partial article has no value.

I like the simplicity. But I didn't like how I needed to send email from my email box vs my ESP. If I send from my ESP then I can't see results. That can have a significant impact on deliverability so I'm not sure how much I trust the spam scores. It also creates an extra step in the process (send email to myself, then forward to emailtest.com). Also "human-friendly" explanations of spam...

Hi the bot asked me to ask questions here. My home city is Chicago but my first deal was out of Orlando. I selected extended range but I assumed that was nearby e.g. midway, Milwaukee etc.

I think the product looks nice. But pricing seems pretty high esp on higher ends...$99 / month for 5 roadmaps?