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by alkjshdkfjasdf 10y ago
I do not mean this to be offensive, but of course bayonets are still sharp when their edges are not ground by use. I love the story. There is much to learn; to me, it's about understanding where rather than how much. But let's no
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by alkjshdkfjasdf 10y ago
no.
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by alkjshdkfjasdf 10y ago
I am sorry for your experience with diagnosis in regards to your health, but your last paragraph or two is completely unrelated to anything other than "diagnosis is hard / my physician wasn't able to help". In other word
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by alkjshdkfjasdf 10y ago
I am a little late to the party, but want to address one topic that I didn't see mentioned below. One answer to your question is "volume", with a related cause of personal incentives. You're getting those clicks for free
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by alkjshdkfjasdf 10y ago
It seems to me that he's saying in order to move data at volume, you have to compute on it. Computation is tricky. Per-bit, if you can handle the network input, you're probably able to fire packets up to the OS layer. But when yo
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by alkjshdkfjasdf 10y ago
Amongst my grandparents and their friends, AOL = Internet.
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by alkjshdkfjasdf 10y ago
I currently spend $X,000 per day in advertising on facebook. Their reported clicks barely match up within an order of magnitude. I've spent 4 days investigating this, so it's worthwhile to share the data. For every 100 clicks I p
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by alkjshdkfjasdf 10y ago
Inputs are not good or bad, they are better or worse. In the 1300s, feedback to the advertiser took years. In the 1900s, months. In the 1960s, you could now measure the effect of blanketing a MMR with ads, and see how sales there compared t
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by alkjshdkfjasdf 10y ago
I'm confused. you seem very confident that facebooks video marketing is a lie, even while you admit being unable to attribute sales. I know multi-touch is hard, but doesn't that mean you should be less confident in your statement