RT @rowandemboats: one of our family friends uses essential oils (purely because she loves the smell) and my dad jokingly asked her which essential oil would keep the family calm and this savage goes “chloroform”

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one of our family friends uses essential oils (purely because she loves the smell) and my dad jokingly asked her which essential oil would keep the family calm and this savage goes “chloroform” — ?rowan? (@rowandemboats) May 7, 2020 from Twitter https://twitter.com/warrenmyers May 07, 2020 at 05:52PM via IFTTT

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It's not only CPU power draw Fans, drives, memory… May 07, 2020 at 02:14PM via reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/homelab/comments/gfbsfl/replacing_95w_cpus_with_60w_cpus_didnt_help_with/fpsl2ps?utm_source=ifttt

@soshuldistansin @ScottAdamsSays Sure – some peopole *actively* avoid ads (or choose another brand just because they didn’t see an ad) But that doesn’t really matter to advertisers (especially when they’re measure on per-click or some other kind of conversion metric) 1% of 1,000,000 is still 10,000 :)

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Sure – some peopole *actively* avoid ads (or choose another brand just because they didn’t see an ad) But that doesn’t really matter to advertisers (especially when they’re measure on per-click or some other kind of conversion metric) 1% of 1,000,000 is still 10,000 🙂 — Warren Myers ?? (@warrenmyers) May 7, 2020 from Twitter …
Continue reading @soshuldistansin @ScottAdamsSays Sure – some peopole *actively* avoid ads (or choose another brand just because they didn’t see an ad) But that doesn’t really matter to advertisers (especially when they’re measure on per-click or some other kind of conversion metric) 1% of 1,000,000 is still 10,000 🙂

@soshuldistansin @ScottAdamsSays Familiarity is what *most* advertisers are really going for: Tide advertises so you remember to buy Tide and not some other rband when you get laundry detergent :)

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Familiarity is what *most* advertisers are really going for: Tide advertises so you remember to buy Tide and not some other rband when you get laundry detergent 🙂 — Warren Myers ?? (@warrenmyers) May 7, 2020 from Twitter https://twitter.com/warrenmyers May 07, 2020 at 10:32AM via IFTTT

@soshuldistansin @ScottAdamsSays I read it, too But it seems to be ignoring the fact that repeated exposure increases awareness …&, possibly, likelihood to choose that thing given the chance (because it’s, well, familair)

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I read it, too But it seems to be ignoring the fact that repeated exposure increases awareness …&, possibly, likelihood to choose that thing given the chance (because it’s, well, familair) — Warren Myers ?? (@warrenmyers) May 7, 2020 from Twitter https://twitter.com/warrenmyers May 07, 2020 at 10:31AM via IFTTT

RT @AndyWendt: Remember nine years ago when everyone was freaked out that the world would end in 2012 because the Mayans didn’t have a perpetual calendar app on their smartphones? Good times! ? #2020Sucks

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Remember nine years ago when everyone was freaked out that the world would end in 2012 because the Mayans didn't have a perpetual calendar app on their smartphones? Good times! ?#2020Sucks — Andy Wendt (@AndyWendt) May 7, 2020 from Twitter https://twitter.com/warrenmyers May 07, 2020 at 10:29AM via IFTTT

@HowToBuildATent I remember getting dinged an entire letter (from an ‘A’ to a ‘B’) on a presentation I did fall ’99 on Computer Facial Recognition (a technology that [basically] didn’t exist yet because I didn’t cite sources on my pricing estimates or possible use cases :|

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I remember getting dinged an entire letter (from an 'A' to a 'B') on a presentation I did fall '99 on Computer Facial Recognition (a technology that [basically] didn't exist yet because I didn't cite sources on my pricing estimates or possible use cases 😐 — Warren Myers ?? (@warrenmyers) May 7, 2020 from Twitter …
Continue reading @HowToBuildATent I remember getting dinged an entire letter (from an ‘A’ to a ‘B’) on a presentation I did fall ’99 on Computer Facial Recognition (a technology that [basically] didn’t exist yet because I didn’t cite sources on my pricing estimates or possible use cases 😐

@soshuldistansin @ScottAdamsSays “I can’t even think of one product I can remember this way” I bet that’s false; I don’t think you’re lying: but repetition is subtle, tending into subliminal ubiquity Podcast, YouTube, etc ads all may be short, but they’re also *constant*. Repetition is the key for these ads

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"I can’t even think of one product I can remember this way" I bet that's false; I don't think you're lying: but repetition is subtle, tending into subliminal ubiquity Podcast, YouTube, etc ads all may be short, but they're also *constant*. Repetition is the key for these ads — Warren Myers ?? (@warrenmyers) May 7, …
Continue reading @soshuldistansin @ScottAdamsSays “I can’t even think of one product I can remember this way” I bet that’s false; I don’t think you’re lying: but repetition is subtle, tending into subliminal ubiquity Podcast, YouTube, etc ads all may be short, but they’re also *constant*. Repetition is the key for these ads

How do you define a ”#logo” vs mere graphics/fonting/branding, ⁦@theDanielJLewis⁩? it’s always seemed a little arbitrary to me https://t.co/JPJ1hSwCbQ

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How do you define a ”#logo” vs mere graphics/fonting/branding, ⁦@theDanielJLewis⁩? it’s always seemed a little arbitrary to me https://t.co/JPJ1hSwCbQ — Warren Myers ?? (@warrenmyers) May 7, 2020 from Twitter https://twitter.com/warrenmyers May 07, 2020 at 07:32AM via IFTTT

@ScottAdamsSays Is that why #Superbowl ads cost $$millions per minute? Advertising *works* – whether it’s a net-positive or net-negative is about *what* you’re advertising, *how often* you’re advertising, and *how* you advertise If advertising wasn’t “effective”, no one would do it :)

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Is that why #Superbowl ads cost $$millions per minute? Advertising *works* – whether it's a net-positive or net-negative is about *what* you're advertising, *how often* you're advertising, and *how* you advertise If advertising wasn't "effective", no one would do it 🙂 — Warren Myers ?? (@warrenmyers) May 7, 2020 from Twitter https://twitter.com/warrenmyers May 07, 2020 …
Continue reading @ScottAdamsSays Is that why #Superbowl ads cost $$millions per minute? Advertising *works* – whether it’s a net-positive or net-negative is about *what* you’re advertising, *how often* you’re advertising, and *how* you advertise If advertising wasn’t “effective”, no one would do it 🙂