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by jeremiahlee 6y ago
This comment made me smile. Thank you!
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by jeremiahlee 6y ago
I'm the author. Thank you for sharing!
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The Overton Window(models.substack.com)
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by jeremiahlee 6y ago
Answer from Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince: "Yes. There are more features with higher tiers, but every tier including free gets upgraded analytics." https://twitter.com/eastdakota/status/131095862113676083
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by jeremiahlee 6y ago
Will Cloudflare customers on the free tier get non-JS Web Traffic Analytics? The blog post only mentions Pro+ tier accounts and non-Cloudflare customers.
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by jeremiahlee 6y ago
I think the Web Monetization API currently incubating as a proposed W3C standard would provide the experience you are desiring. Consumers establish a wallet provider and install a browser extension (for now, until the standard is formally a
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by jeremiahlee 6y ago
My understanding is that rights holders are paid by the percentage of all plays, not per play. Deezer is trying to fix this, but it requires the major labels to agree to the change. Deezer's user-centric payment system would apportion
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by jeremiahlee 6y ago
Let the record show the FBI just proved that the FBI does not need to circumvent encryption or a backdoor in order to catch criminals. Great!
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by jeremiahlee 6y ago
70% of Spotify's revenue goes to rights holders. That's not ripping off artists. Streaming royalties have been the largest segment of music rights holder revenue for several years. The record labels negotiated these deals and had
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by jeremiahlee 6y ago
I don’t earn much from either, but I’ve earned about twice as much from Brave as I have from Coil. I support the open Web Monetization standard more, so I hope more publishers add a tag. https://coil.com/creator
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by jeremiahlee 6y ago
Specifically, loadProto in https://www.icloud.com/applications/notes3/2017Project42/en-... looks promising.
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by jeremiahlee 6y ago
Thank you for the kind note!
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Show HN: My contact form for deleting Facebook(jeremiahlee.com)
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Why Delete Facebook(jeremiahlee.com)
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Short, Painful, Worth it: My brief stint at Twitter(medium.com)
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The Company Behind Fortnite Is Waging a Righteous War Against Apple(slate.com)
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An Introduction to Functional Design(degoes.net)
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InVision refreshes its Design System Manager(techcrunch.com)
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by jeremiahlee 6y ago
I wish more sites would add a Web Monetization tag so that I can support them passively with my Coil subscription. They will earn more from the time I spend on their sites than from viewing the ads.
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by jeremiahlee 6y ago
See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24120336
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Adobe Discontinues PhoneGap and PhoneGap Build(blog.phonegap.com)
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by jeremiahlee 6y ago
Nice. Currently, almost all of the jobs are US-only, even though they are remote. It'd be great to be able to filter for EU-friendly listing.
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European Commission opens investigation of Google’s proposed Fitbit acquisition(ec.europa.eu)
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by jeremiahlee 6y ago
Good change. It's sad that Firefox can only do these sort of changes under the cover of Safari's or Chrome's larger marketshare. I imagine they would instigate more of such changes sooner if they had a more dominant position.
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by jeremiahlee 6y ago
Why the downvotes?
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by jeremiahlee 6y ago
It takes two—advertisers and us using Facebook—in order for Facebook to make money. Advertisers are only on Facebook because we are on Facebook. Facebook won't change until people start leaving it. That's why I'm leaving it o
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by jeremiahlee 6y ago
I'm the author. Thanks for sharing!
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by jeremiahlee 6y ago
Good! Working as intended.
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by jeremiahlee 6y ago
I was just coming here to make this comment. The Web Monetization standard is the solution to the problem described of wanting to support a lot of creators effortlessly. There are many creators I want to support, but don't want to deal
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by jeremiahlee 6y ago
This was something npm was actually thinking about: https://twitter.com/izs/status/755802779432562688

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