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by muddi900 6y ago
Looks a lot like canva's video editing tools. I'll test more when I get on the desktop
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by muddi900 6y ago
Indeed. The best place I have found new accounts is a bigger youtube recommending them. Namely Austin McConnell.
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by muddi900 6y ago
And somehow those body cams malfunction at the most opportune time. Also, there are plenty of economical and libertarian reasons to defund the police, but I am guessing you somehow missed them during widespread discussion over the past 4 we
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by muddi900 6y ago
>Sharing data across multiple users and multiple spreadsheets is difficult =Importrange() In google sheets.
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by muddi900 6y ago
I ran a whole business for years with Google Sheets API and Python front end. I agree that sheets is slow and lumbering, but the API works perfectly. I did a small layman's demo here recently[1]. [1] https://medium.com/@
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by muddi900 6y ago
ITT: People who have selectively forgot that distinction. Probably because it serves their agenda.
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by muddi900 6y ago
I doubt Andreesen wrote all this with straight face. This part is especially egregious: >The problem is desire. We need to want these things. The problem is inertia. We need to want these things more than we want to prevent these thing
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by muddi900 7y ago
Given that FBI is famous for catching terrorists 'red-handed' with bombs they provided, who were recruited to commit terrorist acts by FBI agents, and sometimes are mentally ill, I'd say the standard for entrapment is quite h
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by muddi900 7y ago
I have had great success using Google for shopping. Their paid price comparison results are better than most organic ones.
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by muddi900 7y ago
Odd, I have only encountered clear SEO spam from smaller companies. It is very well disguised but just looking at a users history reveals that the review was spam.
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by muddi900 7y ago
>In this case the unique product is demand — users. And this is where I am tempted to defend Google: at the end of the day, the company has the dominant position in its value chain largely by providing a better product. This is the gist
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by muddi900 7y ago
iPhone 8's were one of the highest selling devices the year they came out, outselling the X some quarters. There are millions of iPhone 8 and 7 devices actively being used.
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by muddi900 7y ago
Kindle is stuck in the iPod model; it is a device that supports the wider Amazon market place, like the iPod was a way for Apple to lock-in people to itunes. It is great if you want to sell hardware, but don't expect any innovations on
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by muddi900 7y ago
I was at friend's place, and the TV was on while we were playing dominoes. The friend couldn't find tge remote and tried turning it off via the app. He had to wait for the ad to finish to do that. SmartTVs are bullshit
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by muddi900 7y ago
This is applicable to 90% of gesture-based UI's. iPad makes it even more confusing as it is the 4th UX overhaul in 4 years.
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by muddi900 7y ago
Ok. What about social and personal ramifications? If I drive someone to suicide, would that be permissible under the first amendment? I do not know what the courts' position is on public interest, but his examples of journalism have si
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by muddi900 7y ago
I have booked Ubers through Google Maps.
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by muddi900 7y ago
It flies in the face of the "curation" and "privacy" arguments.
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by muddi900 7y ago
OK any argument in favor of this technique shatters in front of the fact that in practice, Ad blocking on iOS is useless, and requires more resources, since some older devices still cant use it.
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by muddi900 7y ago
3%? Premium rewards can go up to 5%.
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by muddi900 7y ago
Amazon analytics firms(JungleScout etc) specifically offer direct search to Alibaba from their apps, for private-labelling
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by muddi900 7y ago
This might be 90% accurate.
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by muddi900 7y ago
I am jumping on that.
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by muddi900 7y ago
Most of these businesses only exist because it is an upmarket. Nothing of actual value be lost in the recession.
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by muddi900 7y ago
They are Regus, but with cucumber water
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by muddi900 7y ago
My current venture is has been a week away from insolvency for the past 6 months.
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by muddi900 7y ago
I was referring to net operating profits based only on their ecommerce operations. Amazon has been selling the 'reinvest' argument for decades, but it would not be solvent without AWS. In fact your link kinda agrees: >All these
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by muddi900 7y ago
Yes, and Apple is at a competitive advantage when they charge a fee to Spotify. Look Apple has already been convicted of violating the Sherman act, with what they did with e-books. This behavior is not all that different.
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by muddi900 7y ago
Yeah, but most ecommerce operators have no incentive to use Amazon, because you are paying your competitor. There is a reason most grocery stores are shifting, or have already shifted to, Google or Microsoft for their cloud infrastructure.
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by muddi900 7y ago
How long can Amazon maintain the charade? If you look at their Net Operating Profits, they are not doing so hot, and without AWS, they are a really big startup. The competition is catching up; especially Walmart, and Target is the gold stan

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