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by ariwilson 7y ago
The cloud providers? Are you referring to HPE and Ericsson here?
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by ariwilson 7y ago
Spotify has 40M tracks total. On YouTube, more than 5B videos are watched by users every day. Different scales of problem demand different solutions.
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by ariwilson 7y ago
Why does decentralization save you from compromise?
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by ariwilson 7y ago
What is the lease in this example? I don't think "optimizing your website for SEO" or "using other Google products" is anywhere close to the kind of specific relationship a lease implies.
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by ariwilson 7y ago
Why would you blame Google for that?
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Google rewards reputable reporting more than left-wing politics(economist.com)
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by ariwilson 7y ago
AFAICT, to participate in Stadia at all you have to buy 3 months of a subscription that starts in November. That takes you into 2020.
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by ariwilson 7y ago
Do you think Amazon wouldn't prioritize shopping over AWS? Or Microsoft with Xbox over Azure?
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by ariwilson 7y ago
Completely disagree as it just seems like we're going to waste a lot of time with disclaimers rather than having a real discussion (a la CA prop 65 warnings). How far does the "employer affiliation" responsibility go? If you
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by ariwilson 7y ago
Rupert Murdoch has had it out for Google for the last 5 years and the WSJ is the vanguard of his effort. https://www.google.com/search?q=rupert+murdoch+google
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by ariwilson 7y ago
I don't think that Google's My Activity Page is evil therefore your argument is irrelevant.
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by ariwilson 7y ago
HN is a small scrappy upstart that has only invested in $80B of tech companies. It can't possibly be expected to comply with the GDPR. <sarcasm>
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by ariwilson 7y ago
LA's a bad example; while there may not be a 7-Eleven every hundred meters, there's certainly one within a mile radius of most people in the city.
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by ariwilson 7y ago
Isn't it because Apple isn't able to make web services that use user data in an effective way? See the failures of Apple Maps, iCloud e-mail, iAd, etc.
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by ariwilson 7y ago
Since I bought a house, I have begun to truly appreciate the craft that goes into house construction and repair, as well as how little it's appreciated outside of the industry. Screw all the "project guys" who have their insa
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by ariwilson 7y ago
Isn't this true about any link?
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by ariwilson 7y ago
Nice way to appear to be even handed while minimizing responsibility: "Facebook has stumbled a lot on their own" - stumbled as if it has no organizational will that pushed in a certain direction e.g. the growth hacks & engagem
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by ariwilson 7y ago
What solutions are you referring to?
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by ariwilson 7y ago
This is definitely incorrect.
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by ariwilson 8y ago
How did you get that ordering? LA is listed first in the S1.
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by ariwilson 8y ago
Is this really that common? Can you name a (general) example?
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by ariwilson 8y ago
Huh? "Same-sex couples are unable to marry or adopt, and households headed by such couples are ineligible for the same legal protections available to opposite-sex couples." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGBT_r
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by ariwilson 8y ago
This is not even true. I just went to the Economist website and I got exactly the same ads you claim for the print version: - Louis Vuitton watch ad - Accenture strategy ad about company purpose (served by Google DoubleClick)
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by ariwilson 8y ago
Microsoft's proprietary emulator for Xbox 360 provides access to 551 out of 2100 released games on the Xbox One. One of the main reasons I bought one (pretty amazing I can LAN party Halo Reach between my 360/One X). I can't s
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by ariwilson 8y ago
An automated way to avoid a political (human) outcome is the definition of insanity.
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by ariwilson 8y ago
I appreciate the merits of having an argument based on the points raised, not the backgrounds of the participants. Especially when one of them is hiding behind an anonymous string of characters.
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by ariwilson 8y ago
I don't really appreciate the diving into my background, so thanks for that. 1. Will Google really be fine? China is the up and coming superpower of the century. How many large corporations from Britain in the late 1800s / early 1
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by ariwilson 8y ago
"they'll also have complete control over them" "But why should Googlers care?" This is a dumb take. Googlers are the one reporting/protesting all of these things. This is a very different situation than Faceboo
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by ariwilson 8y ago
If only there was a program with YouTube where you could advertise against preferred content... https://www.thinkwithgoogle.com/products/google-preferred/
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by ariwilson 8y ago
Stock RSU vests go on your tax returns.

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