DevKoala

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by DevKoala 7y ago
What's amazing is the power of their message. There is just too much money to gain by Tesla competitors and investors who bet against Tesla. All the negative headlines going into this quarter results had little to no substance, but wer
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by DevKoala 7y ago
People with Intel stock are not happy.
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by DevKoala 7y ago
I don’t understand why you are getting downvoted. I strongly agree.
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by DevKoala 7y ago
As supply chains become more automated, they slowly start to migrate back to the US. These tariffs will accelerate the process. https://www.vox.com/2017/5/26/15656120/manufacturing-jobs-au... Perhaps you
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by DevKoala 7y ago
Google uses the lyrics to link you to Google Music, so they end up profiting from the content they scrapped. Honestly if it was any small business doing this, there would be no harm, but considering Google can place themselves at the top o
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by DevKoala 7y ago
Google is such a large company, with so many different teams and goals, that it is hard to believe that the words of someone, even as high as the CEO, represent the practices of all the employees. Good on Google to support ETH.
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by DevKoala 7y ago
I don’t feel that the pat in the back is necessary when highlighting these realities of the world economic inequality. The whole article could have been published without the intense PR focus. To clarify, there is no hard numbers around the
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by DevKoala 7y ago
That's not how the business model works. You pay for the impressions delivered and the cost of the data used for targeting. If I get no conversions, who pays Slate.com for the million of impressions that nobody clicked on?
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by DevKoala 7y ago
Go into a McDonald’s or another restaurant. Are you honestly excusing drunken wealthy people coming out of bars and treating the streets of the Mission like it’s a public urinal?
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by DevKoala 7y ago
In SF, there is major organized crime. It’s very obvious. I remember that during my first year in SF, a travel bag was found with a man mutilated inside. I live in a cheap studio in the Mission to save on rent. The things I see remind me of
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by DevKoala 7y ago
Of course we do that. But then how do you validate that wasn’t a bot generating a request trying to increase the publishers traffic? Do you trust the publisher blindly? You need some sort of insight into the web request other than a single
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by DevKoala 7y ago
I am aware of ITP. There is no ad-tech without targeting. There are >50 million ad opportunities out there at any second, you need to target to delivery the message to a proper recipient. Attribution is a bottom of the chain problem, oft
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by DevKoala 7y ago
We track for targeting, not for attribution. I don't see any benefit for the targeted individual or the advertiser coming out of this proposal. This proposal only brings benefits for the parties on the publisher chain who now have one
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by DevKoala 7y ago
I don’t debate that. My answer was to the original question.
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by DevKoala 7y ago
Cities don’t have border gates. As the article states, the number of homeless people is increasing at a higher rate than other population growth factor. SF is taking on the burden of a full state and some of the country.
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by DevKoala 7y ago
This is very true.
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by DevKoala 7y ago
I strongly disagree. There are many ways to combat misinformation that do not involve censorship. There is nothing to applaud about oppression driven government censorship.
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by DevKoala 8y ago
Not sure why you are being downvoted, it is true. There is no "innovation" whatsoever if the technology doesn't work. Apple and other makers have been playing with the technology and understood the risks of putting this devic
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by DevKoala 8y ago
I wonder how this protein can affect tissue with cancer cells.
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by DevKoala 8y ago
The distribution channel is part of the platform.
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by DevKoala 8y ago
Siri integration did it for me. I have CarPlay and Spotify just didn’t support Siri controls the way Apple Music does. It’s always about the features.
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by DevKoala 8y ago
People dismiss the cost of maintaining the platform. I believe Apple’s cut is too much, but Spotify has to pay for the platform, the same way artists pay Spotify for a platform to share their music.
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by DevKoala 8y ago
This is a click bait title by iFixit. It’s all speculation on their end.
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by DevKoala 8y ago
I have seen this many times. You start with ActiveRecord, and before you know it, you are with a working with a Frankenstein of gems that resembles Rails, except it isn't done well.
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by DevKoala 8y ago
Yeah, most likely that. From my experience, Google loves to profit off these oversights.
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by DevKoala 8y ago
Why does the link point to a Google redirect to CNET? It this on purpose for attribution purposes?
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by DevKoala 8y ago
At the same same time you are stealing a service if you don’t accept either of their revenue proposals when taking advantage of it. If you don’t want ads, then you need to pay in some form. Spotify is not a charity.
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by DevKoala 8y ago
Third parties don’t know his email address per say. A third party has hold of the OP’s info through a different source. This information in the third party DB is linked to a cookie or device id, or other means of digital footprint. Facebook
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by DevKoala 8y ago
Identity graphs built by syncing IP addresses, cookies and device id’s acrosss multiple vendors. You don’t need to click an ad to leave a footprint. You just need to go online.
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by DevKoala 8y ago
This is not true, tracking is more prevalent than ever. Legislation and public backlash have forced service providers to ask before they track. However, advancements in ML and commoditization of big data engineering solutions have made it e

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