joedevon

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   by joedevon 6y ago

   Let's dive into this. But first, we need to update the anti-competitive rules so we have a general theory that makes sense. The current rules allow for non-competitive behavior as long as you have low prices which are good for consumer
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   by joedevon 6y ago

   As you get older that is less alarming! -said as a 52 year old
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   by joedevon 6y ago

   Even charge a one time $1 fee to unlock more tweets could help with that.
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   by joedevon 6y ago

   134 people shot the Prime Minister of Sweden??!!! j/k Good point Draug!
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   by joedevon 6y ago

   Platforms that create filter bubbles should show "opposite content"..perhaps with a heading that could have titles like "Videos we don't recommend"..."Videos you may disagree with".."break out of your
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   by joedevon 6y ago

   Or retain shorter, teaser content on YT for marketing and a link to the full content on your main platform.
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   by joedevon 7y ago

   Agreed. I'm just saying that SB pulled the wool over their own eyes rather than being victimized by these "visionary" CEOs. Once you read this story, you'll see what I mean: https://www.bloomberg.com/news
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   by joedevon 7y ago

   Didn't Tivo initially remove commercials...after lawsuits put them back in but he fast forward button helps you speed through them. Even if you're changing the channel, you'll have to budget in some cash for legal fees...and
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   by joedevon 7y ago

   Pretty much. I like to say there is a thin line between Steve Jobs and Elizabeth Holmes
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    by joedevon 7y ago

    Pretty good summary but I think you were a little off on the Softbank side of things. SB pioneered the practice, based on the concept of Blitzscaling, of pushing entrepreneurs to take an insane amount of money. WW's CEO likely convince
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    by joedevon 7y ago

    It was the best product we tried. We literally discussed internally will they drop support and thought they would keep it. The feedback loop grows.
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    by joedevon 7y ago

    You may get a drive by lawsuit from a lawyer looking for a quick buck, but you will likely defend it quite well.
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    by joedevon 7y ago

    Your approach is an antipattern. It works great for five minutes after you launch. Then you need to maintain multiple versions of the site. And inevitably the two versions start to diverge. And guess which version will get short shrift? The
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    by joedevon 7y ago

    I have a lot more problems with Chrome than Firefox in the last year or two. FWIW.
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    by joedevon 7y ago

    From the consumer perspective, Google+ failed because it sucked.
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    by joedevon 7y ago

    Hello Flávio, Before I give you feedback on your wonderful set of checklists, wanted to give you some background for this message. Last Thursday was Global Accessibility Awareness Day, which I cofounded. A day meant for developers and desig
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    Apple and Google Celebrate Global Accessibility Awareness Day with Featured Apps(techcrunch.com)

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    by joedevon 7y ago

    Apologies, I replied to the wrong post. Someone asked for the reasoning behind the breakup.
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    by joedevon 7y ago

    On the fence. I've been doing talks on ethics and dark patterns. And although most of my research for the talks are things I knew about as they happened, it feels different when you see it all together. Just scroll through the Wikipedi
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    by joedevon 7y ago

    Same here but I wanted to add that search is at par 100% on the main search tab. Almost identical but less ads on DDG. Not sure about the images, they seem to just be different images. Google is better at news search. That's the only p
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    by joedevon 7y ago

    This doesn't sound like a labor of profit but more a labor of love. I'm sure the cost comes from production cost rather than an attempt to make an obscene profit. That's the reality when making a product of this nature especi
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    by joedevon 7y ago

    That marketplace sounds like a startup idea.
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    by joedevon 8y ago

    There should be severe punishment for scientific misconduct. Especially fraud. The lynchpin is who gets to decide? That said, I suggest another punishment. Branding cheaters with a scarlet letter. WCGW?
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    by joedevon 8y ago

    Sounds a bit like netkernel to me. http://www.1060research.com/products/
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    by joedevon 9y ago

    I recently got a subscription to newspapers.com to get access to archival data. Surprised no one has mentioned them. It's not super cheap, but I think it's worth it for the amount of information available. TBH I don't use it
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    by joedevon 9y ago

    I was too. For personal use I eschew new products by Google. iPhone is starting to have big issues but I'll never go back to a Google phone, computer, tablet etc. AMP has gotten me to finally switch to Duck Duck Go. Gmail is too diffic
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    by joedevon 9y ago

    I was surprised when I clicked the link that I saw text there. Expected an empty page. :p
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    by joedevon 10y ago

    Here is Google's version of Google is not a verb: https://www.google.com/permissions/trademark/rules.html
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    by joedevon 10y ago

    Only time my tinnitus went away was probably in the 80s or it might be the 90s. I went to a place called "Altered States" in NY named after the movie. Now long defunct. They had Samahdi tanks (ie float tank aka sensory deprivation
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    by joedevon 11y ago

    While interesting...it is from 2009.