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5y ago
This is Hacker News. Confidently espousing on subjects we know little about is what we do.
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mdoms
5y ago
If it was just about credential stuffing they would only put limits on POST requests.
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5y ago
They do this already. Some google search results will present a snippet of a Youtube video most relevant. Here's an example of a search query with such a snippet. https://imgur.com/a/bxiBYUO
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5y ago
How would I know?
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5y ago
I cannot recommend strongly enough using Million Short to search the web for these kinds of websites. It's a search engine that allows you to filter out commercial results and also filter out the top one million biggest websites. http
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5y ago
> what in the world is the point of crypto platforms Excellent question, one that crypto dudes could ask themselves a little more often.
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Watch Facebook's metaverse musical about Open Enrollment for benefits
(boingboing.net)
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> Federate it a bit more than they are comfortable with, to at least give it a chance. I have yet to see a single federated system that has demonstrated commercial success. There's no reason to believe that strategy would result in
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5y ago
This Jennifer “Mimi” Pham seems like a real piece of work. Real scumbag behaviour.
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5y ago
They're marketed as "commercial TVs" and they often cheaper than the smart ones. https://www.pbtech.co.nz/search?sf=commercial+tv&search_type...
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5y ago
I never even look at the menu/home screen on my TV. I plug in a Chromecast, set it to the right HDMI input and cast everything I want to watch. Wouldn't have a clue if my TV is displaying ads in the menus.
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5y ago
What?
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https://techcrunch.com/2019/05/31/targeted-ads-offer-little-...
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5y ago
No one is saying "advertising doesn't work". We're saying that massively targeted invasive advertising is not significantly more effective than content based advertising. There's plenty of evidence for this assertio
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5y ago
That's not how rich people think. Very high levels of wealth and influence literally rewires the brain. They are simply bad people and always will be.
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Hooks are truly the most hideous API I have ever encountered. The whole thing just feels so forced and unnecessary.
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5y ago
> Lately, the Chromecast has become substantially worse, with many more ads and of course a stupid update nobody asked for showing kind of a tablet UI when you're in "idle" mode with the phone connected to the TV (idk how
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5y ago
> I don't see the point. Spotify's not willing to give up 10% of their Android revenue, they'll still use their own payment. Epic won't give up 15%. Sounds like we've got a healthy competitive marketplace. Great.
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> I couldn't bring myself to swallow his explanation for throttling scientific advancement. The trisolarans use a device that meddles with the results of particle experiments, to make the results super unexpected, so the scientists
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5y ago
My favourite Minchin song is Prejudice https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KVN_0qvuhhw
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5y ago
It protects the plastic back of the phone from scratching by putting the expensive fragile camera lenses right there.
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5y ago
Could they have made this presentation any more dull?
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5y ago
It is extremely funny to me watching Silicon Valley types slowly (very slowly) re-invent everything we knew about programming languages decades ago.
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5y ago
Do you think that most people believe Facebook privacy guarantees are worth the bits they're written in?
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5y ago
It's a video scrub bar. Calm down.
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5y ago
At no point did anyone use the word "scam"...?
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5y ago
The fact that Spotify doesn't optimise for discovery and recommendations is why you use physical media which has absolutely no mechanism for discovery and recommendation?
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5y ago
You have completely and comprehensively missed the point. These girls aren't trying to be interesting (or at least, not all of them). They are developing a real sympathetic response to the videos they are watching. Their symptoms may b
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5y ago
Unfortunately the tech platforms are controlled by American companies with American values.
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5y ago
> and would need to be automated somehow Or Google, one of the wealthiest companies on the face of the planet, could hire some staff to handle this.
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