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by _2d30 4y ago
Marginal costs in semiconductors are very low.
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by _2d30 4y ago
This is pretty standard for B2B software that is licensed at a user or node level or similar.
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by _2d30 4y ago
“Moderators of free speech” - an interesting idea.
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by _2d30 4y ago
Same thing happened to me which is especially odd as I literally just pasted the example command.
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by _2d30 4y ago
It's not clear that he supports it. It's clear that he thinks users will spend more time on Instagram. Tommy's say on Instagram's product choices is probably about equivalent to my say which is to say no say.
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by _2d30 4y ago
Sure, because they could get the information they want without having to wade through the mountains of crap you’re pumping out of the septic tank into your users faces. You’re optimising the wrong metric you fucking clown. Tommy doesn&#x2
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by _2d30 4y ago
Actually, it's a terrible point because Tommy Marcus, the Brooklyn based content creator, has no say in Instagram's optimization choices!
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by _2d30 4y ago
Tommy Marcus, the content creator from Brooklyn, probably doesn't get much of a say in what Meta optimizes for. Glad you got your insult in, though!
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by _2d30 5y ago
Literally every signing bonus I've ever had as a white collar worker was contingent on a period of time at the employer. Literally every signing bonus I've ever heard of is the same.
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by _2d30 5y ago
2yrs ago I would've said people scolding others for using obvious humor was just a meaningless activity of busybodies, but the way many people have responded to the pandemic has really opened my eyes. It turns out these were people who
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by _2d30 5y ago
No, it's a joke.
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by _2d30 5y ago
You clearly didn't read the abstract. There's obviously a conspiracy and if any of this is news to you, it is because the people you trust to alert you to such problems still haven’t told you. Only Bruce knows the truth!!! /s
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by _2d30 5y ago
Every few weeks there's a post lamenting the death of RSS and here I am still using RSS every day.
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by _2d30 5y ago
People who say these things are primarily looking for reasons to moralize and gatekeep. It's not about actually achieving a just outcome.
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by _2d30 5y ago
Your the bearer of false news. It’s literal filets of fish.
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by _2d30 5y ago
SPAM is widely enjoyed throughout Hawaii. SPAM musubi is great.
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by _2d30 5y ago
I'm blown away by how quickly this rose on HN and how unconvincing it is.
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by _2d30 5y ago
In context, I don’t think I actually even understand the second line.
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by _2d30 5y ago
Sorry for claiming you were making straw men. I realize now you have poor reading comprehension. All the best.
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by _2d30 5y ago
> Processing napkin cancellation requests requires just about as much work as any other form of "manual" request -- whether that's over email, phone, etc. The costs of running phone support are absurd. You have literally n
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by _2d30 5y ago
Weird straw man. No one said that there shouldn’t be customer service on offer. The statement I originally made was that a company shouldn’t be legally bound to provide customer service in every single possible channel of communication (eg
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by _2d30 5y ago
The number of things that could increase the costs of providing a service beyond willingness to pay for the service is essentially unbounded.
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by _2d30 5y ago
And how would this case work against you in the FTC’s legislation? Seems pretty clear that if it doesn’t work to unsubscribe but it would work to subscribe then it’s against the ruling. If the website can’t actually add subscriptions then g
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by _2d30 5y ago
> Otherwise, if the regulation merely prescribes that there has to be a button, there is little consequence if the button doesn't work, This is a ridiculous strawman. The Swedish model also makes it such that sufficiently motivated
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by _2d30 5y ago
> Customer choice and experience should almost always trump “increased costs”. No it shouldn't and that should be obvious. > Plus, this ignores practically the entirety of the rest of their comment, where they explain that the ex
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by _2d30 5y ago
> You are legally entitled to unsubscribe from any contract in > any way that is most comfortable to you. [0] > For example, you can: > * send them a letter > * send them an email > * call them and tell anyone who picks up
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by _2d30 5y ago
Thiel identifies as Catholic.
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by _2d30 5y ago
Great answer to a question no one was asking. Solid PR bump, coupled with a partially absurd reasoning for why they aren’t working with cryptocurrencies. I wonder if they are aware that the internet itself is associated with the enablement
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by _2d30 5y ago
This a great video, after Hikaru Nakamura played and won with the Bongcloud opening, where Magnus Carlsen (world #1) is interviewed about the usage of the Bongcloud and he trolls the interviewers: https://youtu.be/qATl41Ofju
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by _2d30 5y ago
Imagine thinking FB execs are so stupid that this was the impetus for the decision: > "One More Thing" is the announcement of a company rebrand to avoid government regulation.

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