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Looks like something related to Verizon's/oaths consent management platform which is used to capture consent to track and use data for advertising.
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Yep, getting at least one per day now. Horribly annoying. I guess the only solution for now is to totally disable Slides notifications?
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Are there any good neutral sites that break these down (including funding sources)?
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I'm 50% through Code right now. How is Designing for Data Intensive Applications? What would you say was the most valuable thing you got from it?
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6y ago
Yeah, it's pretty interesting as somewhat of a "bottoms up" approach vs the Salesforce approach. I swear there's some law for these sorts of things where they inevitably end up as a marketing automation platform.
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6y ago
This reminds me of the beginning of Children of Ruin, the second book in Adrian Tchaikovsky's Children of Time series.
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6y ago
One of the best parts of Goodreads for me is the Listopia search. Regular search doesn't get me much, but this search is fantastic for going really niche on certain topics.
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6y ago
On the flip side, these threads can be fun when the people who know their stuff share what they know and talk shop a bit.
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6y ago
Exactly that. They want to put a line in their resume showing what sort of measurable growth they delivered with that budget. Having just the budget without the outcomes is not a good thing.
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6y ago
I can only assume from this post that you are not yourself an experienced marketer. >"The smallest ad here and there start at 100k each" This is flat out a false statement. The smallest ad you can run is whatever the minimum sp
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Disagree on money. There are some aspects of performance marketing that you literally cannot get experience with unless you have a certain level of scale and the spend that gets you there. If someone wants to seriously go down this path, yo
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>"Hire someone who can do everything themselves." To expand on this as a marketer that can "do all the things"... This in many ways requires this person to be technical on some level. Perhaps not an engineer, but comf
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6y ago
Only certain roles. Not everyone is getting that at L5.
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Had this issue too. Try clearing the cache and refreshing. Seemed to work fine.
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As someone looking to learn more, can you suggest any specific technical literature on the topic that digs further into this?
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This is so important. I'm an intermediate coder and hit a wall on something today. I was fortunate to have a great Slack group to ask, and even though the answers weren't exactly the right solution, just exposure to the terminolog
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6y ago
Where are you getting your unemployment numbers from?
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6y ago
Great point. This was one of my favorite aspects of it actually. I started as a rogue and would gradually "harvest" some sort of arcane trophy from various monsters we defeated or quests we went on. I gradually cobbled together a
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I first encountered this notion playing D&D of all things. The concept of dual/multi-classing, and what later became prestige classes/archetypes in later editions was all about highlighting that the sum of the parts was greate
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In b2b neither ends.
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Yep, made my way through most of the Simutronics games. Recently tried Dragonrealms again but struggled to get into it. I also think their subscription pricing is way too high. But I have fond memories of farming gold rings from Harpies in
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I'm curious how much "productivity" is lost from employees chatting about non work related things in Slack. I also wonder how it would compare to the time this person spent in his MUD.
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Thanks for clarifying my ask. Coercion and legitimate use were my specific concerns.
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Unfortunately, that's at the root of my desire. Where I live, the final :30-1hr of the sun going down is obscured by mountains and trees, which means I may occasionally see a glimpse of some pretty clouds, but often not much. Sunsets a
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I want streamable, high quality, normal speed VR sunsets so bad.
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Isn't that explicitly prohibited by the GDPR?
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Awesome. How are you solving for annotations and human-provided context to augment this data? This is a problem space I've thought a lot about, feel free to reach out if you want to chat.
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Could this instead be about trying to boost the value of his Amazon stock somehow? https://www.theverge.com/2020/8/13/21367736/postmaster-gener...
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I want some hybrid that uses AR on my phone to help me hand draw and color in QR codes for when I can't print them.
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I've put a lot of hours into Elite: Dangerous which arguably has many of the same critiques. I've also put a lot of hours into No Man's Sky. I have not purchased Star Citizen but I did have a free weekend where someone who ow
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