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by jlbnjmn 6y ago
Greedy behavior ruined the internet. Addiction is a symptom. We're all guilty to some degree. I think substituting data for wisdom is a big part of the problem. If we get what we measure and we're measuring greed metrics, what&#x2
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by jlbnjmn 6y ago
Brick and mortar retailers sell third party products but they don't allow third party sellers (in their brick and mortar stores). To test this, go to Target and ask if you can put some items on the shelf for them to sell for you. If th
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by jlbnjmn 6y ago
A more cynical me would say Facebook just set Apple up with this, but the realist acknowledges it's just about money and control. Either way, it would seem to help Epic's case.
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by jlbnjmn 6y ago
Hasn't the pro-Apple argument centered around everyone pays the same amount and people knew what the rules are so stop complaining and pay? The anti-Apple argument has been that the policy hurts smaller developers and is being applied
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by jlbnjmn 6y ago
Yeah that's mentioned in the article as well. Kind of takes the wind out of the, "same rules for everyone...level playing field" argument.
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by jlbnjmn 6y ago
My favorite Firefox on Android feature is site by site JavaScript permissions. So much good.
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Apple to let Facebook online events temporarily avoid 30% cut(bloomberg.com)
141 points by jlbnjmn 6y ago|152 comments
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by jlbnjmn 6y ago
10,000 sketches/scratch papers/PDFs in your hand. Bigger than a Kindle, syncs with phone/laptop, doesn't feel like screen time. For me it replaced a small whiteboard, printer paper, planner, and sketchpads. If you do sto
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by jlbnjmn 6y ago
Is this designed or intended to get around ad blockers, third party script blocking, and other privacy tools?
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Server-Side Tagging in Google Tag Manager(simoahava.com)
2 points by jlbnjmn 6y ago|2 comments
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by jlbnjmn 6y ago
Or buying things in the Amazon app. Are they charged 30%? Perhaps Epic could argue that their app is actually a shopping platform with game like features. I'm sure there are many other apps that are free to sell products without paying
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by jlbnjmn 6y ago
I preheated the water this morning and the difference in flavor was noticeable. Now I have to reoptimize my coffee routine.
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by jlbnjmn 6y ago
I'll try the preheating and see how it goes. My $10 grinder is simple, small, less than $40, and it's been working great for 5 years now. If it ever breaks, I'll consider upgrading. Although now I'm tempted to buy a burr
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by jlbnjmn 6y ago
If someone wants to send me a quality burr grinder, I'll happily do a blind taste test.
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by jlbnjmn 6y ago
Love it! It's great. Works for me. I needed something like this today. I'm not sure why it's so much better than other mind mapping tools, but it is. Also, really big fan of the local storage only, no login required feature.
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by jlbnjmn 6y ago
Strong brews. Compact and portable. No filters or expensive grinders required.
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by jlbnjmn 6y ago
Use a cheap blade grinder for a fine grind. Add water until it reaches the bottom of the valve. Fill and gently pat, but don't pack, the filter with grinds. Screw it together and put it on something hot until it finishes gurgling and s
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by jlbnjmn 6y ago
No, this uses steam to force hot water through the grounds and into the upper chamber where it stays and is kept safe from overheating. It's fantastic and the only way I make coffee. My wife likes Americanos so I add hot water to hers.
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by jlbnjmn 6y ago
Remote coaching could be huge. The demand for human interaction has never been higher.
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by jlbnjmn 6y ago
That's really cool, thanks for sharing it. It found a 16x16 with a lot of complexity incredibly fast!
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by jlbnjmn 6y ago
Noobs aren't using Ubuntu though.
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by jlbnjmn 6y ago
Two different recommendation engines. One optimizes for depth, the other for breadth. Combined results in the feed for a well balanced diet of content.
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by jlbnjmn 6y ago
I would have agreed with you before, but then I worked at a car dealership for two years. A lot of people can't calculate a monthly payment. I was surprised at the time, but since then I've learned to be a lot more understanding.
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by jlbnjmn 6y ago
Thanks, that's a helpful perspective!
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by jlbnjmn 6y ago
Big pharma is doing drugs, China is winning at solar, and every auto manufacture and major tech company are working on self driving. Do you have any examples that aren't already flooded with funding?
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by jlbnjmn 6y ago
Ironically, the underlying issue addressed seems to be, "why are VCs the only people investing in research?" Software investors are going to invest in software. What's Wall Street investing in? What are the Fortune 500 invest
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by jlbnjmn 6y ago
Software is made in the image of it's funders. Separately, individuals in the United States prefer to consume the majority of their income rather than invest it. We have restaurant delivery because the people with money like getting th
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by jlbnjmn 6y ago
Thanks, I think I understand your perspective better. It sounds like you care more about the lack of genuineness or professionalism than the act of reaching out and selling, if I'm understanding correctly. I think the takeaway for me i
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by jlbnjmn 6y ago
> You also get to transfer your time from working on marketing problems/science experiments to working on engineering problems/real science experiments. That right there is my goal. At the moment I'm solidly the first. Any
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by jlbnjmn 6y ago
Do you have any examples of outreach methods that you appreciate? Obviously when something works it's not likely it will be noticed, but I'm curious if anything broke through without offending? Also, do you pay for SaaS or are you

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