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How to homer
(si.com)
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kareemm
9y ago
It’s a power law distribution.
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9y ago
The optimist in me says these changes have been a long time coming. The skeptic in me says FB is doing this to avoid being regulated. Anybody with more insight care to comment?
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I built apps on FB back in 2011-2012 and was gobsmacked at how much data we got about the friends of our users. I also knew of several shady people building apps. Because I saw how much data we got without consent, I realized other shady p
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9y ago
Where did they announce revenue?
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9y ago
Being lauded on HN has zero impact on regulation. What amazes me is that there's so little regard for privacy amongst legislators (and by extension their constituents, I suppose) that these behemoth companies have escaped so far.
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kareemm
9y ago
I've said it before, but it's shocking that Facebook has escaped regulation thus far. They have 1,860,000,000 monthly active users. What other business has this many customers (or "product") AND can profoundly impact i
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> Huynh claims Walmart ... failed to process customer returns I've had this exact experience. A car seat I returned was "lost" when I shipped it back. It took me 6 months to get a refund, and it was only because I pinged a
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9y ago
These guys aren't a Quickbooks competitor. They use Quickbooks online to do their customers' bookkeeping. They're a technology-enhanced service business.
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The analyst who exposed Vancouver’s real estate disaster
(macleans.ca)
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Haven’t seen anything negative so far. It’s been a couple months now and super snappy. But perf with Heroku was so unpredictable that Aurora would have to be terrible for us to consider going back.
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9y ago
We switched off Heroku to AWS Aurora once Aurora came out with a production-ready Postgres offering. We haven’t looked back. On Heroku we used to run up against their CPU burstability limits and would get throttled. Simple Queries for an in
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How to Succeed in Business? Do Less
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The FM web client loads messages faster, but is slower to use in my experience. I’d rather pay a one-time loading cost up front for an app experience that feels native-ish and snappy like Gmail vs having the app feel laggy when I do mainlin
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Interesting. I switched a little over a year ago too. I like not being the product but find the web client painful. Specifically: 1. No Send and Archive 2. Sending is slooow. E.g. compose email, hit Send, wait several seconds, go back t
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Our democratically elected legislators make and change the rules. It's not clear to me why they should preserve the value of an asset for a few people just because the asset might go down . Especially if there's a high cost to p
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That's unfortunate, but I'm not sure where it's written that investments must always go up.
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The Fragile Generation
(reason.com)
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Big data meets Big Brother as China moves to rate its citizens
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Zuckerberg’s Preposterous Defense of Facebook
(mobile.nytimes.com)
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Optimizing for iteration speed
(erikbern.com)
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Ryanair has had 700 pilots quit in the last year
(theguardian.com)
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How GitPrime (YC W16) builds software with developers in 5 timezones
(codetree.com)
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Hootsuite's former CTO on shipping software while going from $0 to $50M
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> "like Obama actively campaigning for politicians in other countries" The US has a history of campaigning (put politely) or interfering (more accurately) in foreign elections[1]. It's not really a partisan issue. I suspe
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Why Happy People Cheat
(theatlantic.com)
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America's got its own share of issues wrt this topic: http://www.cnn.com/2015/04/13/living/feat-maryland-free-rang...
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I'm a woman in computer science. Let me ladysplain the Google memo to you
(vox.com)
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Brief thoughts on the “Google memo”
(juliagalef.com)
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Off the top of my head: - what problem it solves - what the trade offs are vs not doing it / other approaches - when, roughly, it makes sense to do - what the time / dollar / maintenance costs are I'm sure there are many
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