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mdoms
5y ago
> GPS and live traffic data are, essentially, the same service in that they fill the same need What? > Restaurant reviews? Who actually needs those except maybe on a road trip? Anyone who likes to visit new restaurants.
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mdoms
5y ago
Why does every Silicon Valley company have these creepy looking people on their websites?
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mdoms
5y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/blockfi/comments/skxiei/blockfi_hor...
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5y ago
You're right. One of them is professionally produced content, advertised with a preview to whet your appetite, where you're expected to pay for the right to consume it fully. While the other is.... uhh.... the same thing.
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mdoms
5y ago
Seems like you should take that up with Google? Why should The Economist be obligated to serve no content to a crawler just because they want to charge readers a fair price for their content?
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5y ago
You seem to have the misinformed belief that Google and search engines generally somehow make up the fundamental fabric of the web? Google is just a company that has a pretty good catalogue of what they've been able to piece together o
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mdoms
5y ago
Someone better tell every movie studio on Earth that's it's disingenuous to make movie trailers.
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5y ago
I'm not following your logic here. The Economist wants to charge readers because they produce high quality content that's worth paying for (in their estimation). This seems entirely orthogonal to whether they blacklist a web crawl
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mdoms
5y ago
How do people not see right through this guy?
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mdoms
5y ago
This isn't Reddit.
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mdoms
5y ago
What is Kobayashi Maru? It's mentioned in the headline and then never again in the article, and never defined.
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mdoms
5y ago
Please don't wait for your consumer electronics to tell you to call a medical professional if you believe someone is having an episode.
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mdoms
5y ago
A significant proportion of the userbase would be a good start. If 118,000 users unsubscribed up from 40,000 then that's an increase of 78,000 people, or 0.04% of the subscriber base. Also, now this is total speculation, I'd hazar
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5y ago
The idea that Spotify is "platforming" Rogan is laughable. They paid him millions of dollars to come to their platform. Spotify is not bringing an audience to Rogan, Rogan is bringing an audience to Spotify.
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mdoms
5y ago
> Besides that, they're known for paying comparatively little per stream to musicians. Compared to which service?
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5y ago
That seems like a very small increase to a page that presumably sees little traffic. Sounds like they're committing the base rate fallacy[0] where large percentage increases correspond to small absolute numbers. [0] https://
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mdoms
5y ago
Which companies use stack overflow as their one and only customer support channel?
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mdoms
5y ago
Down for me
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mdoms
5y ago
Yes.
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mdoms
5y ago
They're all as bad as each other, let's not waste time ranking them. They're all shit and shouldn't be tolerated.
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mdoms
5y ago
Because I see several meals coming out of the kitchen in paper bags being picked up by helmeted people.
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5y ago
What really pisses me off about this whole paradigm is that nowadays I'll go to what seems to be a quiet sit down restaurant and it will take me 45 minutes to get a meal because the kitchens, for some reason, prioritise their zero- or
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mdoms
5y ago
I honestly can't tell if you're being sarcastic but this is horrifying.
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mdoms
5y ago
Who is Julia?
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mdoms
5y ago
This is not a core part of their business and never will be because there is an unlimited amount of this content available for free on Youtube.
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mdoms
5y ago
So yeah the two things you mentioned.
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5y ago
> I don't really buy the arguments on why Peleton is a good business and comparable to Streaming somehow. The addressable market section is especially ridiculous. It looks at global wellbeing spending of $4.2T including $600B in fit
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5y ago
I just took a look at Peloton apparel and I don't see how you could class it as "loud and obnoxious". Most of it looks like pretty generic branded fitness gear. If anything it's especially understated compared to the com
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5y ago
Well you see it benefits me now.
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5y ago
This doesn't match your Minecraft brief but if you love trains have you played Railway Empire? That sucked me in like no other transport game ever did.
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