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by CaveTech 6y ago
You've managed to turn a lived experience into an irrational fear. 100% safety cannot be guaranteed, for anyone in any place, but denying others the privilege for "what if" is in many ways a far worse suppression. I too was g
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by CaveTech 6y ago
Thanks :) Your approach makes sense, have you managed to validate that these signals are equivalent in-platform (Facebook)? I don't know how deep I should go, but there's also a distinction between events tracked in Events Manager
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by CaveTech 6y ago
I'm curious as to whether or not you've studied the implications of executing certain 3rd party tags from a server side context. I work in ad-tech, and we rolled out a feature much the same as this almost 4 years ago now. The issu
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by CaveTech 6y ago
1. This is likely user error due to a poor understanding of how PHP memory management works. Unless you're using poorly written extensions then memory management in PHP is quite straightforward. 2. There's a large amount of PHP li
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by CaveTech 6y ago
I never implied that they were badly run, merely that they’re not operating within the current boundaries of reality. If there’s any place for government intervention, this is it. But it’s a slippery slope to subsidize business that are act
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by CaveTech 6y ago
It’s a risk mitigation measure being applied to what’s clearly a very risky business currently. The sword cuts hard but this exactly what it’s for. The underlying businesses are in trouble and payment processors don’t want to hold the bag
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by CaveTech 6y ago
Because their ads product is underdeveloped and in closed beta. It'll be there soon.
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by CaveTech 6y ago
Is this missing federal taxes? It's way off for higher income brackets (almost 100% off).
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by CaveTech 6y ago
Engagement rates are way up, but conversion rates are down. Overall a net benefit in my line of business, but it's affecting other segments different ways.
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by CaveTech 6y ago
> Native apps are not handling my bank account passwords. You're conflating browsers (Chrome, Firefox, etc) with user applications. User applications are still not handling your bank passwords. > They're also not collecting
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by CaveTech 6y ago
FWIW I'm getting cert errors on that site on the latest chrome.
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by CaveTech 6y ago
They're also currently much better regulated
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by CaveTech 6y ago
Almost everyone I know lives in a rented condo.
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by CaveTech 6y ago
I'm not sure if either are you Canadian/Toronto residents, but Toronto has been developing a metric fuckton of condos over the last decade. In my neighbourhood alone (a 3x4 block area) there's been 15 30+ story condos built i
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by CaveTech 6y ago
Nice work! I primarily use TablePlus, but it's lack of support for saved queries is a big downside, this could be great for that use case. A couple of UX things I've noticed, do with them what you will ;) - When clicking on a tabl
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by CaveTech 6y ago
Random Advice, but I'm in Ad Tech and build tracking and attribution platforms. I couldn't figure out what the product was supposed to be doing from the landing page. Reading your comment makes this more clear. I'd advise you
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by CaveTech 6y ago
"By creating digital advertising, you agree to pay me, in perpetuity, all profit generated." - Me There's clearly no legal standing for a 3rd party organization to make blanket agreements for platforms they don't own.
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by CaveTech 6y ago
Hopefully not, we'd like to keep him here in Canada.
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by CaveTech 6y ago
I see no downside of allowing your employer to actively exploit others, simply because they're not (currently) exploiting you. "They've always been good to me", you say, "I never would have expected this."
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by CaveTech 6y ago
This is basically the setup we've been using with vagrant (and in production) for years. Vagrant launches a bare-bones VM. Local files mount on /vagrant Chef-zero uses local mount to provision the systems and configurations ne
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by CaveTech 7y ago
This exists elsewhere as a temporary or seasonal layoff/furlough. Many companies are going to be shedding employees through "covid related" layoffs that are not in fact covid related. Perfect time for companies to restructure
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by CaveTech 7y ago
Jumbleberry | Intermediate/Senior Software Engineers (Full-stack, Backend, Frontend) | Toronto Canada, Santiago Chile | Full time At Jumbleberry, we build platforms and services that power modern customer acquisition at scale. We help
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by CaveTech 7y ago
Sorry - https://jumbleberry.com/ is the company You can email me at ian@jumbleberry.com
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by CaveTech 7y ago
I might have an opening for you, can you email me?
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by CaveTech 7y ago
So they build a personal back door to a feature that they've chosen to remove for everyone else? Because of it's potential for abuse, yet the very same company is somehow abusing it in a way more sinister way. Antitrust can't
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by CaveTech 7y ago
Is this some kind of trickle-down taxes meme? The employees and customers did not pay those taxes. They pay taxes, but not those taxes.
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by CaveTech 7y ago
There’s quite a few odd things in their setup, whether it’s inflating numbers to seem cool or terrible inefficiency I can’t tell. Doing 80B predictions a day for 500,000 conversions would make this the lowest efficiency ad platform I’ve eve
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by CaveTech 7y ago
You’re still glamorizing a select body of work and overlooking the fact that the vast majority of employees are not working on those projects. For sure there is interesting work to be had, but don’t pretend that everyone is toiling away on
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by CaveTech 7y ago
Sorry to hear that but you really don’t need to be contributing to the projects mentioned to get in. Theres tens to hundreds? of thousands of FAANG employees and I assure the majority are not at that caliber. It’s nice to glamourize it a bi
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by CaveTech 7y ago
You can’t be serious. It’s not that hard.

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