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by raiyu 6y ago
I never thought of the blocking of links as spam prevention but it makes complete sense. Now that they’ve progressed a lot they have swipe up links for various accounts that integrate with ads and other publishers so they are loosening the
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Supabase: Nine Months of Building(supabase.io)
3 points by raiyu 6y ago|0 comments
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The Hacktoberfest 2020 Recap(digitalocean.com)
2 points by raiyu 6y ago|0 comments
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by raiyu 6y ago
Would be a great outcome for Slack as Wall St. really hasn't liked the stock since it went public highlighting the consistent battle for customers that they are waging against Microsoft Teams. Meanwhile for Salesforce, obviously the st
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Tech CEOs Are Saying Goodbye to San Francisco(theinformation.com)
4 points by raiyu 6y ago|0 comments
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Why industries don’t get disrupted like they used to(qz.com)
2 points by raiyu 6y ago|0 comments
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Snapchat launches a TikTok feed called Spotlight, kickstarted by paying creators(techcrunch.com)
2 points by raiyu 6y ago|0 comments
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by raiyu 6y ago
The cost of delivering the video decreases over time and unlike Netflix which has to pay for content YouTube doesnt which gives it tremendously better margins. Just look at the debt load of Netflix. The cost of acquiring content is so much
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by raiyu 6y ago
It would be worth more than that. It’s per user revenue is low and can be increased to $20 as author notes. Today’s market values growth over everything and since they are profitable they will get a steep multiple. Markets are irrational an
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by raiyu 6y ago
Face book would buy it in a heart beat
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Robinhood co-founder steps down as co-CEO(fortune.com)
23 points by raiyu 6y ago|0 comments
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by raiyu 6y ago
Couldn’t agree more. I’ve turned off a few movies because of shaky cam. Every now and then for a bit of drama or action is ok but not the entire damn film.
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by raiyu 6y ago
This is the same as Blue Apron that had heavy marketing spend to acquire new customers because old customers were churning very quickly. If you had a scalable channel you would expect to accrue more customers as old cohorts retained custome
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Job Site Hired, Once Valued at $500M, Discusses Winding Down(theinformation.com)
50 points by raiyu 6y ago|20 comments
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by raiyu 6y ago
I always said if you do something do your best at it. If you find yourself not doing your best, then choose not to do it. If you can't choose not to do it, that means this is essential, and so go see #1 again. Do your best. I think of
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by raiyu 6y ago
When you look at 30% of revenue from Peloton, and that their interest rate revenue is lower than merchant fees, it's basically companies paying to finance larger purchases for their customers because they get to book the full revenue o
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Boeing's 737 Max gets FAA approval to fly passengers again(cnn.com)
2 points by raiyu 6y ago|0 comments
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by raiyu 6y ago
3,000-10,000x return approximately. Depends on later stage dilution and what the pre-money is, but still a ridiculous markup. No comparison to S&P.
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by raiyu 6y ago
When Covid hit and they had to cut advertising expenses from 2019 they didn't see as large of a drop in traffic as they expected based on ad spend. So they are definitely getting a tremendous amount of organic traffic because "Air
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by raiyu 6y ago
Usually within 4-6 weeks of the S-1 becoming public.
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by raiyu 6y ago
I guess now it's as simple as checking whether cost of a dev team to do recurring billing is < 0.5%
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Azure – Static Web Apps – First Look(johnpapa.net)
5 points by raiyu 6y ago|0 comments
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by raiyu 6y ago
The good news is that printing volume has decreased so much that this is really HP's swan song trying to milk that last nearly dead cow. It is annoying that we still have to print anything, and the same for all of the things you receiv
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by raiyu 6y ago
That's doubtful, companies get harder to manage at scale not easier. And real long term issues like this are usually fixed through massive culture changes, leadership changes, followed by extremely heavy lifting by ICs. Just look at Mi
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Supabase.io Raises $5MM Seed Round [SEC](sec.gov)
3 points by raiyu 6y ago|0 comments
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DigitalOcean Container Registry Now GA(digitalocean.com)
81 points by raiyu 6y ago|34 comments
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by raiyu 6y ago
The problem for Docker wasn't that per say, Docker itself was the free part that got everyone interested it's just that their paid for tier went head to head with Kubernetes and lost. Had Kubernetes not existed they would be doing
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by raiyu 6y ago
Find a segment of the market that the bigger players aren't focused on and over optimize for those customers. cofounder DigitalOcean
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by raiyu 6y ago
I'm not saying it's statistical, it's just a reference to a small issue which is compounded because of high fatality risk and that the dynamic environment makes the likelihood of unlikely events more likely to occur.
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by raiyu 6y ago
The problem with self-driving cars is the 1% failure of software. Cars travel at a high rate of speed and a 1% error can easily be fatal. Either by hitting a pedestrian or someone on a bike, or by the car failing to acknowledge something an

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