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buboard
6y ago
i never visit reddit's frontpage, i visit instead the individual subreddits that i frequent at. In fact i wonder why the frontpage exists. Voat would do a service to themselves if they removed the frontpage.
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6y ago
These sites rely on network effect, which become prominent after a certain threshold of users join the site. If they reach critical mass, they will suck in the rest of the extreme-right, then the republicans then slowly everyone, because
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buboard
6y ago
Yeah. It s like advertising to poor countries because CPMs are lower there
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6y ago
No, not all users andrew. Pay the users that create content that gets popular, not people just for existing. Creating a data trail is not valuable IP. I m actually surprised at the amount of content that people give away to these platforms,
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buboard
6y ago
Because competitors exist
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6y ago
from their video, Hey.com is more like an asynchronous chat system that happens to use SMTP as the communication protocol, they just store your contact list for you. It s got some good ideas, but those had better be implemented as extension
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buboard
6y ago
> I can’t imagine everyone not wanting to race back into the office the minute it is safe to do so Call that lack of imagination
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6y ago
This is not a good article and it has a very patronizing/inflammatory title. There is only 1 figure and that one is , if anything , hopeful. It shows that GDP growth has bent the curve of CO2 since the 2010s. They seem to be arguing a
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buboard
6y ago
It's the Voice v Exit dilemma https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exit,_Voice,_and_Loyalty
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6y ago
They just want to displace pinterest's SEO from their image search results. This could actually be useful for them
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6y ago
Yes that's why credit card fees were cut by law in the EU to ~0.3%
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6y ago
that is steep . but nowhere even remotely near to the lock-in that apple has in its ecosystem, so not sure how it s relevant
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6y ago
how robust are these systems to E/M interference?
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6y ago
please don't call it server-side-rendering. The http server was always meant to respond with hypertext content. Serving json is the oddity, not the other way around
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6y ago
maybe boycott safari instead. or just don't optimize for it
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6y ago
> “it is much safer to be feared than loved because ...love is preserved by the link of obligation which, owing to the baseness of men, is broken at every opportunity for their advantage; but fear preserves you by a dread of punishment w
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6y ago
This doesnt match my experience. Your users/clients are not bosses, they are optional. It's a qualitatively different experience from having "2 levels of bosses"
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6y ago
Already switched to onedrive. Byebye you won’t be missed
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6y ago
Debating the legality of the matter is particularly weak argument. This reads like a paid advertisement
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6y ago
What is the revenue potential of app store apps? Any studies or surveys on the matter?
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6y ago
minimum
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6y ago
remote work has a self-reinforcing dynamic. the office is not as attractive when half the employees are not around. people get spoiled by having so much more control of their time. Plus the pandemic is dragging too long already and we are s
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6y ago
discovery . basically discovery through google is bimodal: either the same 5 top sites, or horrible SEO trash. Gimme answers from forums when i m looking for them, please Mobile-everything craze. No we don't need to turn everything to
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6y ago
Are you asking me? Sure it could be, what's the problem with it? So many companies start fake outrages, he does it to the detriment of his own name and reputation, that's more honest.
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6y ago
See, the problem is you made an app for it. why? doesnt ios have a mail app ? why would you want to lock yourself inside an app store anyway
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6y ago
So what if they did. Its ok for Apple to be a bully?
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6y ago
What really needs to be done, without "planning the market": Require browser engine competition. This can be legally valid considering that the web itself is an essential utility, since a lot of government functions go through it.
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6y ago
Yeah spotify shows the way. If you like developers, buy their apps and make them exclusive, dont lock them into your garden with 1000 tricks.
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6y ago
Just about every architectural firm has made big bucks by selling glorious empty buildings to those oil barons. It's almost comical to hear them talk of "sustainability" in the world's least sustainable place and autocr
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6y ago
try two pages side by side
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