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by hanspeter 5y ago
> So I never could figure out why our marketing team was all about engagement Without arguing against that your marketing team was just following industry trends blindly, I would claim it's hard to imagine a product where increased
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by hanspeter 5y ago
Ironically, to many kids YouTube is the primary source and inspiration for learning. I have a kid, and it's an ongoing challenge to limit the screentime. But I'm also impressed by the creative projects and the rapid skill developm
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by hanspeter 5y ago
Well, Google lump search and display ads together themselves. You can run display ads as retargeting campaigns from search ads. > Search ads get a much smaller lift from personalization. Search itself has seen huge improvements from pers
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by hanspeter 6y ago
Given that the overall share of US accounts on Facebook is in the same range (FB has 2.6 billion users in total), I would say the US is represented exactly as expected.
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by hanspeter 6y ago
Not sure why you're suggesting shenanigans like wifi SSID tricks (and others jumping the bandwagon), when the actual thing that happened here is obvious: GP visited their therapist's website, the website had FB/IG advertising
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by hanspeter 6y ago
Actually Facebook always gives an explanation by referring to a particular breach of terms. It may not feel sufficient or fair to the banned, but you do get a reason for why you are banned.
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by hanspeter 6y ago
Don't forget about Reddit. Reddit is designed around grouping people in echo chambers and users come to it for this reason. Facebook may still be more impactful due to the sheer volume of users, but I don't think Reddit's imp
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by hanspeter 6y ago
Aside from Arial, which core fonts are still used widely?
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by hanspeter 6y ago
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by hanspeter 6y ago
This product will most likely also sell with a higher price, but for an initial launch I would recommend keeping prices low. What you want is to learn if your product is something people are willing to pay for. Once that is established, you
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by hanspeter 6y ago
> They could spend it all on an addiction or just make a bad investment. In countries with a tradition to have full government care for all citizens, those cases are solved by having the payments managed for you (usually by the city). So
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by hanspeter 6y ago
I don't know how the rules are here about getting personal, but aside from making other users be uncomfortable you're missing the point completely. I don't personally feel a need for a high level of privacy, but I can underst
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by hanspeter 6y ago
> ignoring the genuinely huger issue of the amount of info and mining that google By using DuckDuckGo you're doing the opposite of ignoring privacy issues in Google products. And hence the reaction. Why use DDG at all, if they'
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by hanspeter 6y ago
> what they were preventing. You could also look at it as _what they had offered apps unlimited access to in the previous 13 OS versions_.
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by hanspeter 6y ago
For using Gmail, Drive and Docs you will have a Google account and you'll be logged in often or all the time. Quite useful for targeting you outside those tools.
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by hanspeter 6y ago
> I also never realized what it must feel like to be a Christian in America until I visited Israel for the first time I'm pretty sure white atheists in America feel equally among "my people" as Christians do (unless they&#
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by hanspeter 6y ago
I hope this was a sarcastic comment and not a genuine question from an adblock user. I mean, I hope all adblock users are aware that if everyone did as they do, the content they enjoy would not exist.
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by hanspeter 6y ago
> Now we're struggling to deal with existential threats like climate change because a lot of people get their worldview from Facebook You state this as a matter of fact. How do you know this? Even if it were to be true, that people
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by hanspeter 6y ago
> There is always still the _subjective experience_ of paying attention to whatever I'm paying attention to, of "being the one that sees my visual field", and so on. "Being me" is an experience or feeling. We hav
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by hanspeter 6y ago
It was also just one guy, I think.
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by hanspeter 6y ago
There's absolutely more than zero risk. In Denmark a medium sized taxi company was fined $200,000 for keeping their customer data longer than necessary. Also: How are Google and Facebook offenders of GDPR?
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by hanspeter 6y ago
> Currently, there is no evidence to support transmission of COVID-19 by food. https://www.fda.gov/food/food-safety-during-emergencies/food...
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by hanspeter 7y ago
Not on a global scale but on a national it's very obvious.
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by hanspeter 7y ago
Likely because we travel more and have more tourists in the Nordic. For Denmark we actually seeded our Corona spread by bringing home hundreds of infected (it turned out) from ski vacation in Italy and Austria (265 from Austria alone) and n
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by hanspeter 7y ago
High risk individuals needs interaction with nursing and medical staff all the time. They are among the most difficult to quarantine.
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by hanspeter 7y ago
Or severely overreporting deaths.
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by hanspeter 7y ago
A reminder to always click to raw format before copying code from GitHub.
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by hanspeter 7y ago
I don't think the argument is that engineers should work faster. It's that they should be willing to skip some of the stuff you would normally say is good practice in order to ship features super agile and make any necessary pivot
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by hanspeter 7y ago
Ah, that's right. I forgot we cannot edit comments the same way you can on Reddit.
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by hanspeter 7y ago
The fact that you think the Facebook tag is "not ideal" while all the Google tags are not problematic, just shows how much people has bought in to the original "Don't be evil" motto and unfortunately how easy it is

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