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by fortylove 9y ago
Maybe you see something else, but I see 1 fairly standard side ad and 2 pretty small ads at the far bottom of the article. I wouldn't call 3 ads on a 3.7k word article "filled with ads".
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by fortylove 9y ago
As this stream of negative facebook articles continue, I can't help but feel duped about my experiences with it. I've quit fb since new years, but I can't help but wonder if I was played the whole time. I feel like they adver
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by fortylove 9y ago
I also want an answer to this. Being a top CS student at a top CS school does not mean that you are naturally good at technical interviews. I'm not saying technical interviews are good or bad. I just think it's a different skill f
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by fortylove 9y ago
Proving to advertisers that the targets are real humans must have some value. I imagine fb somewhere shares a stat that's basically "n% of users personal details are verified with a valid ID!". IE, "dear advertisers, you
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by fortylove 9y ago
Even if all their data is within Redshift, you can still control access in a way that is more fine grained than just "everyone has access to everything" See the docs -> https://docs.aws.amazon.com/redshift/
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by fortylove 9y ago
How do we feel about this?
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by fortylove 9y ago
For me it was/is the same thing- bored fingers go cmd-t + faceb... + enter out of habit
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by fortylove 9y ago
I quit Facebook around Christmas time. Felt weird at first, but overall it's been a position experience. The Chrome blocker plugin I use to enforce my quitting keeps a count of how many times I've attempted to visit it. I'm i
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by fortylove 9y ago
Obviously.
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by fortylove 9y ago
This sounds a bit extreme: >I need to be 100% sure that I will get a return on my time invested when it comes to searching or asking for information
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by fortylove 9y ago
...udderly* ridiculous.