chupchap

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by chupchap 4y ago
Yes, the money might go to different platforms; wherever the eye balls are.
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by chupchap 4y ago
Even if ROI on ads go down, it just means when one company's budget is exhausted, other companies will display their ads now for a keyword since there is a bidding system for ads. On the slowdown front, some companies work in industrie
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by chupchap 4y ago
Eh no. Companies still want to advertise and there are still people who will gladly accept the ad money. The advertisers might get less data back but the ad spends are not going to reduce. What else do you think marketing teams in most comp
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by chupchap 4y ago
The companies mining iron, and those that convert the raw iron into specialist equipment are not the same. So why do we expect companies that capture satellite imagery to create solutions on top of it?
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by chupchap 4y ago
True, but the comments were from pre-pandemic times.
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by chupchap 4y ago
That's no longer the case. It was the situation at the beginning, but multiple cab folks have told me that incentives have really reduced in the last four years.
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by chupchap 5y ago
A lot of companies have integrations to atlassian suite which might not be easy to shift from. Secondly, there are a lot of individual competitors to Jira, Confluence and Bitbucket but which competitor can offer all three under a single in
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by chupchap 5y ago
Just do live sports already. Netflix has proved that there is a limit that can be hit by chasing long-tail viewership alone. Sports content is extremly fresh and generally exclusive. This could then be re-packaged into 'Drive to surviv
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by chupchap 5y ago
> QR codes are clumsy and inconvenient May be, but at least all smartphones have a camera. Same can't be said about NFC.
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by chupchap 5y ago
If the algorithm is open, then it's easier for spammers to abuse it.
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by chupchap 5y ago
So true! A lot of folks in India shifted to FB from Orkut because it was private by deault compared to other networks at the time. They destroyed that base assumption in two years.
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by chupchap 5y ago
Decline happened when FB started suppressing messages from apps on the feed and started prioritising news links and later images and videos. It also coincided with decline of flash, so a lot of apps like Farmville were re-built in HTML5 or
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by chupchap 5y ago
Spam SMS are a thing here,even if your number is added to a govt DND database. As far as spam calls go, fintech companies have call centres frequently calling everyone asking if they need a loan. The telecom authority here has been fighting
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by chupchap 5y ago
It doesn't matter how well trained a dog is, a lot of people are scared of dogs.
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by chupchap 5y ago
Isn't that what Google Docs does already?
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by chupchap 5y ago
It is not about the QR code itself. It's about recommending something like that in a priced ad spot with an intent to go create virality. That is what the ad agency was suggesting and what coinbase was able to achieve. Right idea, in t
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by chupchap 5y ago
Google tried that with their plus button, but it went away along with Google Plus.
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by chupchap 5y ago
Figma has a lot of features, but it just isn't snappy and a very frustrating experience a lot of times. For this reason alone, I prefer XD. I spend less time fighting the tool.
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by chupchap 5y ago
India is derived from the river Indus. As in the land around and beyond the Indus. Hindus came later as a way to describe the people and religion of the people in the region. Now it refers to the religion alone and not the people.
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by chupchap 5y ago
I dont understand Spanish or Portuguese, but I think a lot of emotion that is conveyed in the way the languages are spoken is lost in the dubbing. Reading the subtitles and just hearing the actors say the same in Spanish conveys it better f
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by chupchap 5y ago
I'm prefer subtitles as opposed to poorly voiced and dubbed versions that are prevelant. Also how will marvel.ai add nuance that is missing in subtitles? The missing nuance is not always about tonality but the context that is missed by
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by chupchap 5y ago
Pepper is still used a lot in Kerala, but I agree with you that red and green chilies are used more commonly.
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by chupchap 5y ago
And tomato topping
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by chupchap 5y ago
Yes, because it's not sweet. Pineapple however pairs well with tomato on a pizza giving it a sweet and tangy flavour.
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by chupchap 5y ago
If Google had played nice with Microsoft on Windows Mobile they would have more sympathy.
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by chupchap 5y ago
> Google has to pay your ISP This is the standard ISP arguement that I never understood. Google pays their ISP and any other ISPs they are using for peering, but they don't HAVE to pay your ISP. You pay for your usage.
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by chupchap 5y ago
Tomato is a fruit too, so why not pineapple? :)
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by chupchap 5y ago
Govts think thrice before taking over land as it becomes an election issue especially in a highly dense urban setting.
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by chupchap 5y ago
I feel like almost all roads I see in a dense Indian city like Mumbai is a stroad. I don't think a distinct classification of a road and street as defined by strong towns can be made in a city that has heavy occupancy and pre-existing
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by chupchap 5y ago
Does any company want (to) block payments? Terrible name!

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