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A potential solution for platform risk(hackernoon.com)
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Reasons to Build on the Internet Computer(hackernoon.com)
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The Internet Computer: A New Computing Platform(hackernoon.com)
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by btmoney06 6y ago
Academics and the New Yorker staff: "Everybody is biased, except for me of course."
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by btmoney06 6y ago
Were the New Yorker honest, they'd entitle this: "Why the Uneducated Don't Understand That You're Right." Which is a shame. This type of information should be used to help better the reader by asking them to underst
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by btmoney06 6y ago
I tend to agree. The problem is that the elites weaponize stuff like this, because they think it applies only to the masses--not the highly educated. Instead of asking why somebody might have different views (and instead of actually learnin
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by btmoney06 6y ago
How much did they pay in exchange fees and "slippage" to convert that to dollars? And how long did it take to do that?
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by btmoney06 6y ago
If we’re focusing on ad buyers instead of users, then why isn’t the relevant market just all “advertising companies” (instead of social media companies)? When you compare Facebook to other advertising companies, their market share dwindles.
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by btmoney06 6y ago
There’s over a hundred and twenty year of antitrust law that says that conduct is improper if it leads to higher prices for consumers. Why does Yale insist that antitrust can apply when prices are 0?
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by btmoney06 6y ago
This is dead on. Moreover, I find it a bit funny that the authors consider WhatsApp to be a social media platform, but not iMessage. Similarly, they consider YouTube to be a social media platform, but not Twitch (or any of the paid services