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by debt 10y ago
it's odd the tech community in sv wouldn't want a union. i mean the tech alone is already attracting top talent imagine what a decent union would do. people from all over would be like omg they work normal hours and have decent be
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by debt 10y ago
Exactly. Kids don't want to use Facebook. That's the end of the conversation. Facebook has a PR problem that they literally will never be able to shake. Facebook has become the Blackboard of the internet; kids will use because it&
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by debt 10y ago
Would it be illegal for Disney to encourage or indirectly fund a hit piece on PewDiePie? It's very likely the OP here is right: YouTubers are imploding. Disney probably is the first to see that(they acquired Maker Studios a year or so
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by debt 10y ago
"They are also the most aggressive ad shoveling website I have ever seen. Their ad blocker blocker and paywall works, preventing me from reading articles." So their ad blocker blocker and their paywall kept you from reading the ar
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by debt 10y ago
Seems direct connection and solar charging are the next major innovations. So like no internet to talk to a friend through a phone from phone to phone(if you can call them a phone at that point). Also if Apple or google get into the solar g
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by debt 10y ago
"endless suburban hellscape" hilariously accurate
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by debt 10y ago
kinda funny since we was very anti mobileye and said they didn't know what they were doing and claimed he was gonna be the ceo of a billion dollar company etc and then the gov shuts him down immediately and mobileye gets acquired for 1
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by debt 10y ago
I feel like HN is a huge repository of genuinely 100% useless knowledge on most days. Hopefully this dude is right.
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by debt 10y ago
i get how it's mind boggling but how is this scary?
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by debt 10y ago
Multiple displays is an theme throughout all at-home consumer electronics. We need a technology that can be streamed to as an external display instantly anywhere that can be any size.
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by debt 10y ago
Maybe it's a lie. Maybe it's not. Either way, it's definitely plausible though and that's not good.
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Ask HN: What do modern web applications use for analytics?
1 points by debt 10y ago|0 comments
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by debt 10y ago
who gives a shit. programmers will be replaced by their own algorithms anyway. just hit your deadlines and call it a day. go skiing or something.
644.
by debt 10y ago
It means artists will start making money from the art they've put on DeviantArt instead of it just being a "repository".
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by debt 10y ago
uhhhhh to anyone reading this: the above is a terrible idea
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by debt 10y ago
Most Americans don't travel so this likely won't happen in the US; even less travel internationally. http://travel.trade.gov/view/m-2016-O-001/index.html
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by debt 10y ago
That's still soo far away though.
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by debt 10y ago
Elon Musk started a space and a car company. I'd say nah you don't need the degree.
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by debt 10y ago
Uber having a terrible year in PR.
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by debt 10y ago
It boils down to budget. The app ecosystem simply isn't a high priority because it makes little to no money relative to Apple's core business. Matter of fact the best thing they did was introduce ads to app search, at least now th
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by debt 10y ago
How big is the media space. It's becoming dominated by Facebook and Google and Apple and Twitter. Snapchat would be number four. All media companies. Can the market accommodate another big player? Definitely.
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by debt 10y ago
Snapchat is doing it. They went at it from the right angle. Limited options and curated constant with instant access(you just tap). The user isn't overwhelmed with options and the content is of a decently high standard. Apple TV is way
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by debt 10y ago
It is fucked up. Again, why smaller companies are a bigger liability. No accountability when joe schmoe small businessman CEO decides to poke around their own companies' user data.
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by debt 10y ago
"small businesses still use paper or spreadsheets" that's usually your first red flag. when management starts going after this market then things aren't looking good. low margins, sales dominated org if you're luck
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Ask HN: Does social media influencer marketing work?
4 points by debt 10y ago|7 comments
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by debt 10y ago
It seems obvious that you believe the value to be in the "every day" aspect. I think this might be faulty logic. I might be wrong. But it's in the title "oops daily " and then on the home page it says "Every. D
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by debt 10y ago
"data activist" beginning of a new type of activism right here. corporations manipulate the data. data activist or journalists are tasked with teasing out the bullshit in the data itself.
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by debt 10y ago
His point was that why would anything stop someone from inventing something easier to use
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by debt 10y ago
Buffer needs to provide business value beyond post scheduling. Tell me when the best time of day to post is or other analytics around posts. Provide a marketplace where people who want to sell products/brands can connect with influence
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by debt 10y ago
Seems like Africa would be a good geopolitical advantage for China. An area of the world ignored by mostly every other country.

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