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   by BbzzbB 5y ago

   The fact the number of Tethers in circulation basically never goes down even when the crypto market gets more then halved says it all as far as I'm concerned, but without an investigation it is speculation. I was referring to the ratio
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   by BbzzbB 5y ago

   More than 7x ("at one point")
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   by BbzzbB 5y ago

   >They literally didn't invest in their Android app because they wanted to be exclusive Mind blown, I had no idea Snapchat was iOS exclusive. I was thinking just yesterday about how Clubhouse's strategy may (who knows really) ha
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   by BbzzbB 5y ago

   Apple on Apple ads : "Want relevant ads?" Apple on Facebook ads : "Want spyware?"
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   by BbzzbB 5y ago

   Interesting solution, thanks for sharing.
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   by BbzzbB 5y ago

   Sounds a bit heavy without a tool designed for maps or rasters, but this is similar in nature to other tips I got here using GIS-tools (namely the GeoServer one). Thank you!
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   by BbzzbB 5y ago

   Awesome I'll check it out, thanks for the specificity!
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   by BbzzbB 5y ago

   True, or in the same vein limiting free access to clustered data. Thanks!
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   by BbzzbB 5y ago

   Thanks for that suggestion!
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    by BbzzbB 5y ago

    Thanks for your input! I'll be trying to implement hardly-scrapeable data as a learning opportunity (as I'm working towards coding + GIS career), but settling for a subset of data + demonstrative video would be a satisfactory comp
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    by BbzzbB 5y ago

    Thanks for the input. >I'm sure someone else will have a better idea of the latest state-of-the-art for this. More than I could've hoped for!
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    by BbzzbB 5y ago

    Thanks I'll look into that. Deterring the casual scraper would be the goal basically, make them work enough that it's not worth the hassle in respect to the price for legitimate access as a motivated and technical person with a lo
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    by BbzzbB 5y ago

    Thank you for the suggestions, especially that last one - I may be "paranoid" considering the target audience are professionals, I really should focus on the product rather than the fence (besides some basic defense so the points
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    by BbzzbB 5y ago

    Love this idea, great way to have a raster be interactive without keeping point coordinates client-side. I do assume that someone very motivated and knowledgeable will always find a way to scrape it, I just have to make it hard enough that
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    by BbzzbB 5y ago

    Thank you! I'll dig around Mapbox encrypting sounds promising.
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    by BbzzbB 5y ago

    Offtopic, but while I may have nerdy GISers gathering here I'll shoot my shot. Someone knows what is a common/standard way of displaying vector information (points in this case) without having that information scrape-able? Is that
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    by BbzzbB 5y ago

    Thanks for sharing.
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    by BbzzbB 5y ago

    Facebook sponsored posts and Twitch ads are the only ones that get away with it that I've came across - and noticed at least. When you inspect FB sponsored posts' HTML they're very obscured indeed, there's sure no instan
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    by BbzzbB 5y ago

    Young people (say under <20, those that actually don't use FB[1]) have no need for FB in the first place - they see their friends every day in school, in parascholar activities and social gatherings. Once you are out of school is wh
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    by BbzzbB 5y ago

    ~$30/user (on 3.5B users), not exactly small if you ask me. If you do a DCF on a $30/y coupon, even assuming it doesn't grow, you'll find that Facebook's (family of products) individual users are quite valuable.
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    by BbzzbB 5y ago

    In MSRP, sure, but cost/performance? Keep in mind there's a second-hand market, my $200 Rx 580 works just fine for 1080p gaming even for recent releases (without maxing settings). That's after accounting for Ethereum over-cha
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    by BbzzbB 5y ago

    Nearly half of humanity doesn't have Internet access, not a few rednecks in the boonies. That's billions of people, the world is much larger then the US.
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    by BbzzbB 5y ago

    Buybacks are effectively identical to dividends so that end it would be accomplished
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    by BbzzbB 5y ago

    Isn't that just how every billionaire "spends" money tho?
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    by BbzzbB 6y ago

    In a way, the more trouble FB gets without being scratched, the more the sustainability of its business model is proven. Regulatory changes are basically the main risk behind their stock IMO, or else they wouldn't be trading at a disco
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    by BbzzbB 6y ago

    Lest not forget FAAAM started the witch hunt by banning pornographic, violent or gore content, all tyrants.
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    by BbzzbB 6y ago

    Works fine on my Fox.
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    by BbzzbB 6y ago

    It will perform "45 flybys of Europa at closest-approach altitudes varying from 1700 miles to 16 miles (2700 kilometers to 25 kilometers) above the surface", so there's no plan of landing to my knowledge. I also recall a miss
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    by BbzzbB 6y ago

    68% would like brrr.money, so I'd wager it is well calibrated.
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    by BbzzbB 6y ago

    Don't see how that could be viable/worth it without significant battery peaker capacity installed.