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DudeOpotomus
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DudeOpotomus
3y ago
Yeah, Sunken wood. Mostly used on electrics. Personally I cannot hear any difference in these guitars. But people seem to like them. Probably for the look...
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3y ago
This is also the case with guitars and other musical instruments (pianos, violins etc.). Old growth not only sounds better, it lasts longer and looks better. Salvaged redwood is one particular place that this really stands out. There is no
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DudeOpotomus
3y ago
$800mm = a lot of jobs
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DudeOpotomus
3y ago
Its 100% due to ad tech. When the metric becomes the target, nothing else matters. The entire modern ad industry was built on false metrics and measures. Attention is the currency of media. When sensationalism is not only acceptable, it
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DudeOpotomus
3y ago
Why do people want to live in places that allow them to be free? Where freedom to live your life as you want as you choose, reigns? Instead of in places that not only attack one's rights to exist, they actively push their narrow and ig
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DudeOpotomus
3y ago
That area has always been a slum. Always. For as long as SF has been a city. Not sure what memories you're conflating, but mid/lower Market St and the Tenderloin were a ghetto well before you were born. SoMarket was an industrial
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3y ago
Just for perspective. The Tenderloin has been a slum for as long as SF has existed. About every 25-30 years, SF goes through a boom / bust cycle. This has been happening as long as people have called it San Francisco and will likely ha
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DudeOpotomus
3y ago
There are and have always been lots and lots of options. It's up to the publisher to decide who they work with. But with the scale that Google holds, it's hard to compete with their money as they own the market and have a black bo
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3y ago
No it wasn't but with a CPM you can actually optimize the ads for better results since the click is the only real measure of successful ad placement. Everything else happens after a click, so getting to the click is the most important
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DudeOpotomus
3y ago
The problem is the data/information is sold to anyone and everyone. Governments, foreign actors, bad actors... It's the collection and dissemination of the data that is the real problem. Everyone deserves privacy and the right to
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3y ago
Nice to read this. Its not the medium, nor the media, its the business model that is the problem. The incentives are perverted and the outcome imbalanced. The entire ad tech universe is built on false metrics, lies and fraud. Burn it all do
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3y ago
Everything boils down to incentives. The idea that people are paid to grab attention is flawed. It has created a cyclone of everyone chasing what's hot while true creators, not the namesake, but people who actually create new stuff, ar