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by gourou 9y ago
Trolls are also shaping opinions https://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/apr/02/putin-kremlin-...
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by gourou 9y ago
> When the oil is gone those people go back to living in the dark ages. Except they invest everywhere, SoftBank Vision fund included http://money.cnn.com/2017/05/21/technology/saudi-softbank-te...
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by gourou 9y ago
Also their search engine doesn't include attachments
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Google CEO recognizes concerns about data monopoly(asia.nikkei.com)
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by gourou 9y ago
> U.S. investors include Apple, Dell, Kingston Technology and Seagate Technology
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Toshiba strikes deal with Bain consortium on memory unit sale(asia.nikkei.com)
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by gourou 9y ago
Sounds like a killer tool for identifying similar songs, I'm sure it'll become a big part of their recommandation engine.
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by gourou 9y ago
I'm sure Amazon will strike back with Twitch
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by gourou 9y ago
What interactive online tool are you using to explain/come up with a solution to an issue?
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by gourou 9y ago
Nothings beats a white board for explaining something
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by gourou 9y ago
When was the last time Atari made hardware?
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by gourou 9y ago
"But I don't wanna commit"
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by gourou 9y ago
This is great, but how can you run it?
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Why Tencent and Alibaba are China's most powerful investors(asia.nikkei.com)
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by gourou 9y ago
Their position is: "Snaps are deleted from our servers after they have been viewed by the recipient".
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by gourou 9y ago
From the book, on the habit loop and why we're using toothpaste every day http://www.slate.com/articles/arts/culturebox/2012/02/an_exc...
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by gourou 9y ago
This seemed in the pocket for Western Digital and Foxconn, I sure didn't expect them to choose Apple and Dell.
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by gourou 9y ago
A lot of Patreon content is private YouTube videos
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by gourou 9y ago
They probably have the biggest platform for paying creatives, I wonder when they'll ditch YouTube to get more control over their user base and increase their 5% margin.
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by gourou 9y ago
You're right. However, I doubt they'll add proper regulations for hundreds of cryptocurrencies. What makes you think they will?
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Trump bars Chinese-backed firm from buying US chipmaker Lattice(asia.nikkei.com)
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Huawei makes hiring splash in Japan by doubling salaries(asia.nikkei.com)
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by gourou 9y ago
I find it odd that China banned all cryptocurrencies but Bitcoin 2 weeks ago and that now a Chinese Bitcoin exchange is closing. China's position is still unclear at the moment and it seems to be what's making or breaking the BTC
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by gourou 9y ago
> Hold on, I thought crypto-currencies were meant to be immune from government interference. And they are... mostly, but remembers that a lot of people invest in cryptocurrencies without knowing what they're about. People's per
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by gourou 9y ago
It's true lots of celebrities are behind crypto-currencies and are attaching their brand to them. The same can be said for superstar VC firms ( Sequoia Capital, Andreessen Horowitz, Union Square Ventures...) and Filecoin. https:/
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by gourou 9y ago
He cashed out half of his FB stock
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by gourou 9y ago
Durkheim's definition of religion: > A religion is a unified system of beliefs and practices relative to sacred things, beliefs and practices which unite into one single moral community. A lot of things fall under this, even people
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by gourou 9y ago
That's almost 3 years (October 6th 2014) since FB's acquisition, social media would have been much different today had they acquired Snapchat.
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by gourou 9y ago
> you’ve shared x days in a row and your friends are responding A month ago, FB's first senior software engineer was saying on the Internet History Podcast that FB would never create useless features/tactics to bring users to t
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by gourou 9y ago
My bad, they're based in California but don't operate there. Thanks for the correction.

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