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by gpt5 5y ago
To be fair, they are only showing it in the “promotions” tab, which is where all the other junk mail goes to.
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by gpt5 5y ago
Which seems like a bad deal for everyone (the stores, the people in the neighborhood, and even the shoplifters).
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by gpt5 5y ago
Genuinely curious - while Methane is a far more potent greenhouse gas, isn’t its half life in the atmosphere only 9 years? Wouldn’t this make it far less concerning than CO2 with its half life of 120 years? Looking for serious answers.
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by gpt5 5y ago
Check their quarterly reports. Azure YoY Growth: Q2: 51% Q3: 50% Q4: 46% Google Cloud YoY growth: Q2: 53% Q3: 45% Q4: 45% AWS YoY Growth: Q2: 37% Q3: 39% Q4: 40%
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by gpt5 5y ago
To be fair, everyone knew that Amazon's "Other" category was almost entirely advertising in previous reports. I think that the market is happy for three reasons: 1. Algorithms misreading the high earnings ($11.8B out of the $
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by gpt5 5y ago
I just looked up past orders on my account and there are hundreds in 2021. I suggest you do the same, you might be surprised.
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by gpt5 5y ago
No - both you and the OP miss the real problem. The problem with Psych is that you can't really experiment on humans in a meaningful way. Animal studies for example don't suffer the same replication problems as psych.
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by gpt5 5y ago
The problem is of course, that Facebook is directly threatened by TikTok, while Google has a much stronger hold on its market segments. Google could continue growing, while Facebook actually shrinks.
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by gpt5 5y ago
No. The real reason behind the losses is that TikTok became the number 1 app in the world today, and is directly taking away social engagement time from Instagram and Facebook. Heck, Zuckerberg admitted it himself in a post today: "[..
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by gpt5 5y ago
Because it limits the content to only people who read enough NYT to be worth the subscription cost to them. It doesn't match most people's use case of bumping into a NYT article once in a while.
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by gpt5 5y ago
This is another good trait of the reddit sorting - much better to fight misinformation. With that said, jokes and wholesome comments do bubble up to the top quickly.
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by gpt5 5y ago
I’d argue that YouTube simply implemented a Reddit like sorting mechanism.The top comments on a YouTube video are very similar to Reddit. When you optimize for engagement (e.g. Facebook’s sorting), you get toxicity. When you optimize for ap
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by gpt5 5y ago
I was curious to find which countries oppress sexuality, and found this interesting map: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/travel_news/article-95129...
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by gpt5 5y ago
Starship would supposedly fit the unfolded mirror as a single piece. There has been discussion in actually using starship itself as the structure for a future telescope.
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by gpt5 5y ago
This could make the entire org/company run and innovate much slower. Ideally you can build better models that predict long term conversion from short term data. These models can be refined with long term experiments.
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by gpt5 5y ago
> the best case is that we are simply the first (this is my personal bet) This would be odd given that 95% of the stars to ever be created in our universe have already been made. https://nautil.us/issue/104/harm
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by gpt5 5y ago
Your point is not specific for ads and completely ignores the dynamics of reviews. Your app will immediately receive a ton of 1 star reviews for misleading the users.
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by gpt5 5y ago
That's exactly how detection tools work today. Here is a random one: https://www.lexuma.com/products/lexuma-xscan-portable-hidden...
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by gpt5 5y ago
In the evolution of life there are events that appear to be difficult, and events that appear to be easy: 1. The creation of life seems to be easy as the first life appeared very close to earth formation, in a very hostile environment (unle
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by gpt5 5y ago
There is definitely competition to YouTube. TikTok appeared out of nowhere and surpassed YouTube installation numbers. With that said, TikTok is even worse when it comes to dislikes.
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by gpt5 5y ago
The likes to views ratio is still a useful indicator (although a less obvious one)
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by gpt5 5y ago
Advertisers and creators already had the ability to hide likes/dislikes.
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by gpt5 5y ago
Local regulations for drone are a mess, any authority can put a sentence on their website that restricts drone usage. The one good news is that local authorities cannot restrict flying the drone within their area (but can restrict take off
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by gpt5 5y ago
In the US, the only “benefit” of weighing less than 250g, is that recreational pilots don’t need to register the drone. All other regulation applies.
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by gpt5 5y ago
That's not what happened in the two states that alleviated DST (Arizona and Hawaii). They are always on winter time.
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by gpt5 5y ago
While sad as a whole, the responsiveness of evolution is beautiful in this case. It also demonstrates that human efforts to stop poaching have not been successful (otherwise this evolution wouldn’t happen), but luckily, nature responds.
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by gpt5 5y ago
That’s not how it works. Increasing the interest rate will not increase the existing debt cost. The problem is that we are issuing new debt to pay off the old debt, and that new debt is using the new interest rate.
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by gpt5 5y ago
To bet on Hyperinflation you don’t only need to bet the rapid devaluing of currencies, but also bet that the government would do nothing to stop it. Which seems ridiculous to me given how easy it is (raising interest rate)
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by gpt5 5y ago
The fact that there exist other reason to use a 3P insurance company doesn't really matter. At the end of the day, if the existence of a Tesla insurance removes a portion (not all) of low risk drivers from the insurance market, the rem
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by gpt5 5y ago
We are seeing a long term consolidation between hearing devices and headphones. On the headphones side, we are getting smaller, truly-wireless headphones with some ambient sound features (such as noise cancellation, and iOS hearing features

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