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by jsonne 7y ago
I mean what is the functional difference between a hate speech law and a blasphemy law? Seems it's just a subset of hate speech and is relevant to the conversation.
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by jsonne 7y ago
I mean not that I'm a big Jared Kushner fan but he's right. I'm a nobody in digital advertising land and I regularly spend more than the Russians did in total for clients on a weekly basis. Take from that what you will, and n
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by jsonne 7y ago
https://www.wsj.com/articles/europe-court-upholds-ruling-aga... There was no incitement to violence here in so far as I can tell and this woman was found guilty not only in Austria but in the ECHR
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by jsonne 7y ago
This looks really incredible! While I see a lot of cynicism in the comments I think this is a really neat project and would love to live in something like this. I love how remote work and self employment let arrangements like this be a viab
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by jsonne 7y ago
I've genuinely wanted to launch this for myself. For what it's worth my wife has The Skimm and it does a reasonable job of being unbiased and presenting many sides of a story with plenty of context.It's daily but I still thin
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by jsonne 7y ago
I would argue you're potentially better informed. Better to be ignorant than know a half truth devoid of context skewed for an agenda and that's what most of politics on social media is anyways.
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by jsonne 7y ago
FWIW Facebook will also ban you without telling you which ad policy you violated. Most infuriating they can pull access to accounts or your ability to turn off ads while they're still running and connected to a credit card. To me, that
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by jsonne 7y ago
Yes this is what most of us do anyways. We have the manufacturers deliver directly to a 3rd party logistics company that then packs and delivers the individual products here in the US.
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by jsonne 7y ago
This has been happening for literally years already. Basically dropshippers would buy products list them and ship direct in the way you're describing. Then, when a manufacturer noticed that a product was popular enough, they would unde
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by jsonne 7y ago
Serious question, isn't the license fee basically a defacto tax in the UK?
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Modern Website Framework with Gatsby and Contentstack(contentstack.com)
7 points by jsonne 7y ago|0 comments
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Two-Factor Theory Can Teach Companies to Hire and Retain the Best Engineers(7pace.com)
10 points by jsonne 7y ago|2 comments
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by jsonne 7y ago
For sure. So shorter term. They're going to want to move faster than 3 months. Maybe like a past 30 day trend if possible? I would say also if there's a way you could dig into Alibaba and see if there's a bunch of new items o
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by jsonne 7y ago
I'm a moderator of one of the bigger Facebook advertising groups that exist. This caught my eye instantly as the e-commerce and affiliate crowd are going to be all over it. They love being able to catch trends relatively early. This pr
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by jsonne 7y ago
I know you're joking but that legitimately sounds like a lot of fun.
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Focused vs. Diffused Thinking: why developers need to master both(7pace.com)
9 points by jsonne 7y ago|0 comments
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by jsonne 7y ago
8 of the 10 most polluted rivers in the world are in East Asia. Of the top polluted cities in the world 8 of 10 are in Asia. Your analysis falls apart with even a cursory search.
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by jsonne 7y ago
Realistically it'll probably be a bit of column A and a bit of column B haha
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by jsonne 7y ago
When everyone can scream fake news we'll have to take politicians at their word. While President Trump was the first he won't be the last to use this tactic, and it may be a step towards debate turning to policy again rather than
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by jsonne 7y ago
2 big impacts I think deepfakes will have. 1. Internet mobs will be de-clawed and any random person on the street that may have had their private information used against them now has instant plausible deniability. This is a big step toward
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by jsonne 7y ago
Last time I was in the bay area I stayed on a boat with some colleagues in a marina. There are a surprising number of people that already do this.
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by jsonne 7y ago
It's curious to me that people who were absolutely up in arms about ISPs censoring content are 100% okay with Youtube doing it. Not that I support the views that these videos they're removing espouse (I don't) but it seems to
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by jsonne 7y ago
Maybe 2 or 3 years ago I had the IRS tell me to come back during business hours as well to download a form.
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by jsonne 7y ago
Appreciate the conversation as well, and if you find that I'm wrong please do tell me! Always open to learning.
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by jsonne 7y ago
I think we're arguing semantics here. For context I also have bought FB natively and through a DSP for about 8 years. The phenomenon that you're referencing is what I was talking about with earned/organic impressions versus p
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by jsonne 7y ago
Companies pay to initiate conversations with them. I assure you these ads exist and are purchased in the same place as any other FB ads using the same targeting FB has for any other ad placement.
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by jsonne 7y ago
That's already happening. Facebook has had a form of Whatsapp ads and targeting available on the ads dashboard for a while now. All the same ad targeting options as any other FB product/ ad placement.
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by jsonne 7y ago
You should know that Whatsapp advertising has been a thing for quite a while. It's an option you tick in the FB ads dashboard.
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by jsonne 7y ago
I'm sorry but again no. Your rationale is due to organic sharing of the ad rather than some sort of weird reach charging. Again if they were charging by reach and I was hitting frequency 7 or something surely they couldn't keep ch
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by jsonne 7y ago
I'm sorry but this is false. They do charge based on CPM which is why they can continue charging you for serving higher and higher frequencies to the same audience. If they charged based on reach then once you went over frequency 1 the

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