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   by rauchp 7y ago

   My life? Not at all. I don't really use the product except for managing event invites. But I don't run a business that generates most of their leads through Facebook. Nor do I organize any volunteering or community events that wou
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   by rauchp 7y ago

   I agree, Newsfeed is divisive and toxic. I feel like Facebook was too slow in de-emphasizing it from the core product. But Facebook has become a lot more than that for so many people. I've seen a lot of people that have been able to ma
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   by rauchp 7y ago

   "his claim that the post-Facebook world 'is better,' as he put it in his note in November, is arguable, at best" A horrible statement in an otherwise decent article. There's a lot of work to be done in keeping these
4. 34.▲
   by rauchp 7y ago

   I can definitely see that happening. I wonder if that would reduce the amount of unprofitable/unsustainable but heavily VC-invested companies. The big players we all think of (Uber, WeWork, etc) aren't looking to get acquired anym
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   by rauchp 7y ago

   I remember how in undergrad, my Circuit Theory professor who studied at Boulder and also worked at Ball Brothers would corroborate the myths of Bob Widlar. They were contemporaries, and my professor really emphasized his insane output and w