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   by s3r3nity 13y ago

   I LOVE this app, but it's run by 2 guys with a paid base that I question is large enough to sustain them in the long run. I can't trust my data (my life?) to a web-app like this, when you have stable systems like Evernote, Asana,
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   by s3r3nity 13y ago

   In the search market, ANYTHING related to UI impacts clicks and views -- ever since it was repeatedly shown in study after study that after the top 2 results in the SERP click rates drop drastically. It's not that organic search result
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   Facebook Newsfeed Ads Are Working (Really Well In Fact)(venturebeat.com)

   3 points by s3r3nity 13y ago|0 comments
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   by s3r3nity 13y ago

   Indeed, I believe Bing is now the bread & butter behind Yahoo search
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   Xbox One Preorders Pass PS4 After DRM Drop(news.yahoo.com)

   1 points by s3r3nity 13y ago|0 comments
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   by s3r3nity 13y ago

   Well the 'Cinema' feature is something brand new that Vine doesn't have -- stabilizing videos like this is mind boggling to me at least and should be interesting to see how it plays out.
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   by s3r3nity 13y ago

   'Cinema' seems like it is going to be a game changer
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   Facebook Hits 1MM Monthly Active Advertisers(forbes.com)

   1 points by s3r3nity 13y ago|0 comments
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   by s3r3nity 13y ago

   No of course not -- it's mostly specious reasoning that's not really backed by data EDIT: probably sarcasm, but still will leave this here
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    by s3r3nity 13y ago

    Interesting, though I don't think the optimization of friction in payment flows is the issue -- it's more that people in general don't want to pay for access to the internet just to have to pay for specific sites/apps. I
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    by s3r3nity 13y ago

    "Adds create monopolies, paying for services creates oppertunism for competition." I REALLY disagree with this statement, namely because the data shows otherwise when it comes to the online space -- for example, Waze became a legi
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    by s3r3nity 13y ago

    Interesting point, though I'm still convinced that Dropbox is the exception rather than the rule -- being a >90% margin business means you can take a risk like this and it's not really a "risk", whereas a search engin
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    by s3r3nity 13y ago

    B is what I'm worried about and I'm worried that this has a 90% chance of happening. I have about 2 years of experience working in online ads in some way shape or form, and it frustrates me how much the implications here aren&#x27