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by imilk 4y ago
> So just saying "this is content marketing" I think is a shibboleth for the entire conversation that starts with "pretty shallow and non-descript". I'd disagree with this pretty strongly since there are many exa
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by imilk 4y ago
Well then it's not "short-hand".
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by imilk 4y ago
Like many NFT/crypto posts, I have absolutely no idea whether this is serious or a parody.
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by imilk 4y ago
Saying the article is "pretty shallow and non-descript: is much shorter and more useful than what they posted.
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by imilk 4y ago
Google TV has the best content discovery I've come across so far. Recommendations across most streaming services based on overall similar movies, different slices of the genre, and movies with similar directors/cast members. Plus
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by imilk 4y ago
I'll never understand why people think this is a valid criticism of an article, rather than pointing out an issue they have with the actual content of the article. There's nothing inherently wrong with a company sharing info about
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by imilk 5y ago
Get outside should talk to some people in the real world.
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by imilk 5y ago
Why are you defending a company who has raised over $1 billion in funding and is executing so poorly? Or is it bias?
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by imilk 5y ago
You're missing the part where Twitter is not part of the federal government. And for the federal government to step in and order what a private company must publish is an actual banana republic move.
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by imilk 5y ago
Your use of "orange" is a clear sign that you're extremely biased and it's worthless to continue this back and forth.
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by imilk 5y ago
If a vendor creating IP/code for your company violates a license, your company violates the license. It can even be as simple as a contractor using an image that they don't have a license for. If they upload the image on your webs
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by imilk 5y ago
It's bizarre and hilarious to me how much you're defending a company that has raised $1 billion dollars promising to create one of the greatest social networks on earth - yet the core of their product is a re-skinned open source p
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by imilk 5y ago
Supabase offers a lot more than edge functions (db, auth, etc). Take a look at their website
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by imilk 5y ago
Didn't realize that and that is hilarious. But I wouldn't expect anything else from parler
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by imilk 5y ago
Especially when their so called "Technical Team" purports to have experience from 2 dozen different established tech companies.
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by imilk 5y ago
That's them acknowledging that they haven't built anything novel or interesting, the just copy/pasted another project and expect people to take them seriously as a major social network.
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by imilk 5y ago
Given that they want to be taken seriously as a major social media network and public company, you'd think they'd actually do some development of their own rather than just copying another project.
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by imilk 5y ago
They put out press releases and pitch decks boasting on how they were going to develop the best social network that the world had ever seen. They have investment slides citing their technical team, who supposedly came up with laughably vagu
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by imilk 5y ago
That's completely besides the point of what I was getting at. They put out press releases and pitch decks boasting on how they were going to develop the best social network that the world had ever seen. Look at the laughable "Infr
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by imilk 5y ago
More like them only wanting to spend 5 days worth of a single outsourced coder's time. I can't imagine changing some CSS and find/replace "Mastodon" in the source code took much longer than that. Just look at the &q
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by imilk 5y ago
Of course not. They probably just wanted to pay a laughably small amount to make a clone of Twitter. And whether the client asked for it to be done or not, the outsourced development group they hired copied the source code while removing t
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by imilk 5y ago
They hired a North Macedonian development group to create a a cheap copy of the Mastodon code and tried to remove all logos & mentions of Mastodon in the source code. It'd be like announcing that you're creating what will be t
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by imilk 5y ago
Clone, as in a re-skinned version. But my main point is the irony of releasing a pitch deck like this [1], and just adding some custom CSS to popular open source product. [1] https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data
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by imilk 5y ago
Funnily enough, the whole "Truth Social" is just a Mastodon clone
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by imilk 5y ago
DigitalOcean also offers managed Redis
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by imilk 5y ago
We've been using https://upstash.com/ which charges per request, but has a nice SDK that allows easy Redis connections in Cloudflare Worker & AWS Lambda environments. It's been a very nice experience so far. A
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by imilk 5y ago
Mine is pretty accurate as well ($44.8M), based on recent mentions in Architectural Digest and a couple of solicitations from fellow G650 owners.
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by imilk 5y ago
Also have quite a few great easter eggs on their site. Always nice when a company has a bit of personality.
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by imilk 5y ago
porkbun.com is great
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by imilk 5y ago
Would be cool to use this same approach to calculate viewscores for properties, much like walkscore does.

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