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by return1 7y ago
It that was a bad year i wonder what will be a good one.
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by return1 7y ago
The second is true. I dont see how their ads contributed to it. Their ads are a huge brake to virality. If they continued allowing e.g. pages to post to all their followers (which was the case initially) there would be even greater outrages
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by return1 7y ago
adsense and youtube revenue are big incentives to create content
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by return1 7y ago
we built https://projectilo.com partly as a way to encourage collaborations between makers.
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by return1 7y ago
At least reddit lets you get some pageviews without forcing you to pay. Facebook's pages and likes are a total scam. It's impossible to reach users without paying, while it takes a lot of effort to create the network of likes. Tha
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by return1 7y ago
Facebook should have a revenue sharing program for its users. Google and youtube have kinda bern doing that and it helped create some kind of synnergy.
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by return1 7y ago
I dont know, i found it interesting that a lot of people are denying OP's issues. I think it is a kind of stockholm syndrome - people need to justify their current situation and legitimize it in their own eyes. I generally like Ask HN
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by return1 7y ago
I have to disagree. You don't have to be a misanthrope to be fed up with the wasted time in a company environment. Making your own product is a lot of fun and requires interaction with your users which is an entirely different, and
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by return1 7y ago
You re either looking for freelance-type work, or why don't you start your own thing? You can look at indiehackers for some inspiration.
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by return1 7y ago
you seriously think this article can be discussed here?
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by return1 7y ago
i have no problem with the jquery part, the problem is that the same question has a more recent answer so i constantly have to use date filters
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by return1 7y ago
Well an easy way is for all the big US media publications to move their HQs in the EU, then make facebook pay every time their links are being shared. Sounds like a shrewd decision they can make today.
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by return1 7y ago
There is no way to stop the hype. You can just enjoy watching the waves.
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by return1 7y ago
And did your early experience make you "foresee" the future negative developments? Reading back into those days, the biggest fear seems to be the loss of jobs and human isolation, nobody predicted privacy. Making highly speculativ
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by return1 7y ago
which is not necessarily a bad thing
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Show HN: Where to Incorporate?(projectilo.com)
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by return1 7y ago
the article is an opinion, an ad hominem may be appropriate to highlight the bias of said opinion
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by return1 7y ago
Well that money would partially fund the NSA, so it evens out a bit
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by return1 7y ago
This is assuming that the lead supervising authority is the one in Ireland. Since facebook deals with data in all states, and doesn't make decisions about those data in Ireland (but in the US), it is not clear if Ireland is their sole
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by return1 7y ago
AFAIK according to gdpr a DPA can act against a company in another country, there is no such thing as national jurisdiction. (This is already the case for complaints against e.g. google brought to austrian DPA). It even has provisions in ca
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by return1 7y ago
would most of your family & friends also do that? Because it doesnt matter if you opt out from targeting , if they can infer everything about you from your friends.
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by return1 7y ago
that is not a tragedy of the commons
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by return1 7y ago
agreed, it captures mostly rhythmical elements which make it sound "like some music" but it tends to sound like a broken record soon. Maybe its decoder was not designed to capture very long-term dependencies and that makes it soun
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by return1 7y ago
none of this is actual washing. it doesnt even require water. do you know how people used to wash their clothes?
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by return1 7y ago
Not many, aside from the anglosphere and western europe. https://www.bloggingjoy.com/adsense-high-cpc-countries/
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by return1 7y ago
i believe it's american companies. larger revenues, larger advertising budgets.
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by return1 7y ago
> I'm skeptical exist even for you. > work in jobs where looking like a hobo is acceptable. > or trying to deceive others. looks like someone needs to work on their argumentation
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by return1 7y ago
> recycles its own water usage, use UV beams to kill germs balloon the clothes up to the stratosphere, then let them sink in a lake
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by return1 7y ago
Steps 1 and 6 are optional overcomplications, unless you wear fancy/sensitives on daily basis. Lining up clothes, 5 minutes max and they can ‘fold’ and straighten right on the line - I regularly pick my jeans and t shirts right off th
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by return1 7y ago
btw, the ironing is by far the worst aspect of dealing with laundry. Is folding even an issue?

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