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InGoodFaith
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InGoodFaith
5y ago
> VC's have a very strong preference for a large number of small customers over a small number of large customers, and why. This is intriguing and I would appreciate if possible to get any sources to read up on this?
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InGoodFaith
5y ago
I understand your earlier point of military wars not exactly being rational - but: Is it really moving the goalposts to say that comparing the economic impact spread over decades isn't the same as one experienced relatively instantaneo
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InGoodFaith
5y ago
> This is not a dead man, I am really alive Hi there! Just a friendly note since it appears that there might be a slight misunderstanding (perhaps ESL?) The "deadman's switch" [1] is not in reference to you (the creator) b
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InGoodFaith
5y ago
I appreciate this - I should have expanded on my original post with the appeals disclaimer to clarify.
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InGoodFaith
5y ago
edit: I am not the original GP who said it's plain wrong - perhaps I should lead with that --- I really appreciate your analysis. Perhaps my comment was unclear, but it was in reference to the GP asking > Why do you think this is pl
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InGoodFaith
5y ago
Isn't the "luck" in that case the spirit of having a competitive market? In an effort to stifle off regulation, the self-interest of giant corporations are aligned with their otherwise powerless developers - even if coinciden
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InGoodFaith
5y ago
As you might recall - Apple did retaliate previously by also banning an associated Epic Account (for Unreal Engine and such) but was later legally forced not to [1] 1: https://www.theverge.com/2020/10/9/214923
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InGoodFaith
5y ago
The multiplicative inverse of 0.7 is approximately 1.429. You will need a 42.9% markup to counteract the 30% cut.
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InGoodFaith
5y ago
Taking your comment in good faith, there are already a set of rules with regards to automation on twitter [0] which might help in understanding their usage of the word "bot" in that context. 0: https://help.twitter.com&
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InGoodFaith
5y ago
> Suppose there's a bot that responds to every comment with positive sentiment about ivermectin with "You are not a horse" with a link to WHO guidelines. Would Twitter call that a good bot or a bad bot? It would not only b
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InGoodFaith
5y ago
This seems a bit disingenuous considering that progress and advancement in certain fields might not show a direct benefit until years down the line. It's a building block that might pave the way for something else.
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InGoodFaith
5y ago
> all new source code repositories keyword there being "new"
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InGoodFaith
6y ago
It's already separately under Epic Games International, S.a.r.l (“Epic International”). It was under a different agreement from the regular "Epic Games" that Apple decided to both terminate
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InGoodFaith
7y ago
I wish you would take GP's comment in good faith. NB: I have lived in these countries, and I am also part of what you may call a "protected group" in western areas. I have come to terms with it. Counter examples: 1 - PRC'