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   A Myspace clone is on the rise(vice.com)

   23 points by fumar 6y ago|1 comments
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   by fumar 6y ago

   I couldn’t find it
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   by fumar 6y ago

   This is as I understood it. There is a lot of misinformation from folks who believe to understand the entire situation from all players' perspective. I am not able to comprehend the situation well enough. If anyone has seen a good non-
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   by fumar 6y ago

   This is how WSB started. It was about sharing ineffective and losing positions.
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   by fumar 6y ago

   Is this data available anywhere?
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   by fumar 6y ago

   Doesn't DV360 default to using IDs or cookies etc for targeting today? Those are user known identifiers. I am trying to wrap my head on how FloC would be used by advertisers since the world is not all FloC enabled and cookies are still
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   by fumar 6y ago

   Does that mean advertisers using DV360 will have the option to target using known identifiers or FloC? Chrome market share in the US is 50%. FloC covers 50% of the total US market. Advertisers want all the scale. https://www.stat
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   by fumar 6y ago

   > Browsers would need a way to form clusters that are both useful and private >The browser uses machine learning algorithms to develop a cohort based on the sites that an individual visits. How would FLoC audience targeting work in no
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   by fumar 6y ago

   I am typing this on the M1 Air. I had the Pro with a Touch Bar before. I don't miss the Touch Bar per se, but I did like the ability to customize it for my liking. I also liked scrubbing on video or music software. The escape key is ba
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    by fumar 6y ago

    Should elected officials be allowed to use social networks to communicate with the people? I don't consider myself a traditionalist, but this is one area where I prefer to see elected officials use government and journalistic channels
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    by fumar 6y ago

    Do believe publicly traded companies are the same as state or federal public entities that serve the public via taxes? I recommend you look up the difference.
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    Journalism Code of Ethics(spj.org)

    1 points by fumar 6y ago|0 comments
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    by fumar 6y ago

    The power to create Facebook? You have the power to create a social platform as a private company. Then you can as its owner make decisions regarding the platform you created.
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    by fumar 6y ago

    Thanks – just supported SpaceHey.
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    by fumar 6y ago

    How will SpaceHey support itself?
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    by fumar 6y ago

    How do you define the "nature of a social network?" Is it simply a place where one can connect digitally through a persistent profile? The social networks today are much more than that and heavily rely on algorithms to broadcast i
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    by fumar 6y ago

    Are they better alternatives than Facebook's platforms?
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    by fumar 6y ago

    Do customers gain from Amazon's increased footprint? They are like a super organism growing and controlling distribution paths. Have there been other companies like Amazon in capitalist history? Google?
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    by fumar 6y ago

    Substandard in what way?
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    by fumar 6y ago

    Have you read Manufacturing Consent? I recommend reading it for insight into media and propaganda.
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    by fumar 6y ago

    I haven’t tried a national chain’s version. I have tried Honeybee in Los Angeles. I thought it was better than Beyond Meat patty but I do still like pure veggie patties too. https://honeybeeburger.com/
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    by fumar 6y ago

    The Impossible burger is pretty good. I was skeptical. They did a good job creating non animal meat.
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    by fumar 6y ago

    Apple is fighting for consumer privacy in the advertising technology ecosystem. Apple's stance is that your data is safe with Apple. Once your data is outside of Apple walls, it is fair game for hundreds of ad tech companies. These com
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    by fumar 6y ago

    I am sure it is hard to change internal FB momentum. Facebook prioritized user data access at all costs over the last decade. Apple is pressuring all app developers to be transparent with consumers and explain what user data is collected. U
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    Hollywood studio MGM puts itself up for sale at $5bn(theguardian.com)

    11 points by fumar 6y ago|1 comments
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    by fumar 6y ago

    If information and copyright laws create an unfair advantage to the established large players, then removing them should create a more level playing field. Is that right? Wouldn't we still have a winner takes all outcome due to network
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    by fumar 6y ago

    I did not make that claim. The post simply inspired the question based on some of the early commenters.
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    by fumar 6y ago

    Anyone can start a news or media organization in the US. Is it the high barrier of entry that limits these businesses? HN likes to talk about industries ripe for disruption. I would argue then that the media or news sectors are primed for a
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    by fumar 6y ago

    If the United States’ populace elects its officials, why do the representatives act against the populace’s wishes? Is this typical of all governments with elected representation? Are they solving different organizational problems that most
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    by fumar 6y ago

    I reread this whenever someone posts it and every time I feel a little pang inside. It is almost too spot-on inside a large and established technology organization.