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by quest88 6y ago
I've bought a lot of useful things through instagram ads. TBH their targeting is really good and I in-fact do like the ads because they're so relevant.
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by quest88 6y ago
I love rails. I want to build products and not muck with tech stacks. Rails and the ecosystem make it easy.
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by quest88 6y ago
I knew the company was big, but I was specifically curious about their most successful / popular products.
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by quest88 6y ago
Yes, they have many products. Which are the biggest?
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by quest88 6y ago
What are their biggest products?
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by quest88 6y ago
But what should be done about tech enabling the spread of false information?
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by quest88 6y ago
It's not as crazy if you think of all the people who yell "Something should be done about big tech enabling the spread of false information!!!!!".
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by quest88 6y ago
Oh whoops you're right. I misread, thanks!
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by quest88 6y ago
They knew about the cut before writing their iOS app. Edit: I was wrong; misread.
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by quest88 6y ago
Sure, that's pretty bad and certainly one extreme. What percentage of drivers are in this situation?
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by quest88 6y ago
How many of the drivers are desperate? What would you prefer to measure?
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by quest88 6y ago
It seems like they're paying them just right if drivers are still driving for them.
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by quest88 6y ago
You're comparing the actions of a company against the actions of a state. If the US was actively influencing facebook to show anti-lgbt, anti-blm, and anti-usa messaging then I could see the comparison better.
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by quest88 6y ago
Which evidence?
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by quest88 6y ago
My app with 0 customers is not a monopoly. Am I now a monopoly?
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by quest88 6y ago
Can you point out any specific examples, and why Google would forgo that ad money?
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by quest88 6y ago
Some of these businesses wouldn’t exist if it weren’t for the appstore. 30% is comfortably fair for many.
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by quest88 6y ago
Cross that bridge when you get there.
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by quest88 6y ago
What is the point you're trying to make?
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by quest88 6y ago
Just a quick rebuttal to your second point: Implementing flagging and deletion is easy-ish, the maintenance is hard. There's maintenance for unit, integration, and web driver tests. Someone needs to be oncall when they fail or become f
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by quest88 6y ago
FYI for anyone else reading: Google maps lets you download maps for offline use.
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by quest88 6y ago
I'll add to that the writers who bold many words throughout the article.
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by quest88 6y ago
I would say Craigslist because it's not pretty but I can't say that an ugly UI is the same as a horrible design. The design has worked well so far for many types of people.
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by quest88 6y ago
They still detect real failures. You want to know when they go from failing 10% of the time to 100%. If your team wants, block pushes at 100% failure.
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by quest88 6y ago
Demote it to a group of flaky tests that don't block pushes. Or, demote them and block the push when a flaky test fails 100% of the time.
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by quest88 6y ago
Keystrokes aren't slowing me down at work. It's shitty debugging, long build and test times. Keystrokes are negligible.
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by quest88 6y ago
Do you mean people borrowing books? I'm not expert but I guess it's not equal. Libraries still have to purchase the books (or a license for digital) and only one person can hold one book (license) at a time. For example, I have to
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by quest88 6y ago
FYI: Google has App Passwords. It generates a password for an app so you never have to give out your real password: https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/185833?hl=en
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by quest88 6y ago
What about profitability? R&D is fine if they're profitable, but they're not.
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by quest88 6y ago
Do you really think so? Do you think the rate at which uber is able to ship new features is the reason why they're not profitable? If yes, then shouldn't Lyft or Flywheel or some new company that can ship much faster be better off

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