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The other post literally mentions using creation timestamps to judge growth rates of companies on a platform. My analogy was meant for a reader with a modicum
by atomicnumber3 1y ago
The other post literally mentions using creation timestamps to judge growth rates of companies on a platform.
My analogy was meant for a reader with a modicum of ability to connect dots to better interpret the parent and aunt/uncle replies.
- lucideer 1y ago> a reader with a modicum of ability to connect dots Genuinely, without any snark intended: please presume I'm an idiot here because I fully acknowledge I may be missing something blatantly obvious & am just trying to understand your argument better. > The other post > the parent and aunt/uncle replies. I've gone & re-read the parent / grand parent replies in this thread on the assumption I had missed something but I can't find any reference to estimating growth rates of online companies via publicly exposed db record timestamps. Nor can I conceive of an obvious system in my head by which one would do so. I acknowledge that such a hypothetical system almost certainly exists, but it seems non-obvious (to me) & as such it's quite difficult to reason about & discuss.
- chistev 1y agoI like you. Lol