fuscy

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by fuscy 9y ago
I understand this and I've noticed trends with the news sites going back to a subscription based model due to adblockers. The drawbacks to any model that is premium is that a large part of the audience is cut off from the content. For
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by fuscy 9y ago
I'm not sure that from a consumer perspective, I'm happy about this. Ads won't ever go away so instead of getting ads that are relevant to my persona, I'm going to start getting ads on things that don't interest me.
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by fuscy 9y ago
This ruling is pretty disastrous for Uber in some countries where there is ingrained corruption through regulation. Take România for example: licenses are needed to operate, there is a limited number of them, winning licenses is a black box
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by fuscy 9y ago
Let’s not also forget that they make a hero a little OP at launch and then it gets tuned.
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by fuscy 9y ago
Good for them. I don’t have the numbers or business plan but I have faith they did their homework. There seems to be a counter trend in the current micro transaction game market which will catch some of the people who long for pure premium
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by fuscy 9y ago
The article is right that this can be thought to be new to the social media environment but it is a well known phenomena of which the USA has plenty of experience both in countering and administering and I believe that the effects are now s
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by fuscy 9y ago
I'm not entirely sure why the points raised in the memo are rebutted without providing evidence to other papers proving the contrary point. If the papers proving that biologically there's an interest difference between the genders
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by fuscy 9y ago
I find it admirable although a bit concerning that there's transparency with the financial metrics. Most employees don't need to know that information, both for the company's sake and for theirs. That information can affect t
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by fuscy 9y ago
Pardon my ignorance as I couldn't find a lot of information on this but if Uber became a transportation company wouldn't that require full-time contracts for all the drivers that would use the application? This seems quite restric