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Do companies have "contracts" for ads on the internet these days? I thought most ads on social media, Twitter included, were self service with an automated bidding system that allowed each advertiser to tweak how much they're
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4y ago
I'm imagining it learning to use the chat to tilt other players. Like it just ends up typing "ez" in chat after every kill or something.
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Assuming the same financing as prior to trying to cancel, it will be $13B from banks loaned to Twitter the company. ~$7B from friends of Elon. Then I think something like half of the remaining was supposed to be margin loans against TSLA st
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4y ago
Very much disagree. Lazy genius is useless. Hard working, low IQ gets stuff done. Obviously hard working genius is ideal. But without the ability to focus on longer term goals, which grades is an indicator of more so than test scores, your
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4y ago
Is it also illegal if giphy goes back to being an independent private company, but then Meta leases their IP for like 9999 years or something? Or are there similar (the same?) laws that prevent an arrangement like that?
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4y ago
Wait. Now I want this.
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4y ago
When you find the love of your life you move from user to free marketing. People constantly talk about how they met, early dates, etc. New users always enter the dating market, either by just younger people getting older or breakups, divorc
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4y ago
> Disregard levels. Disregard titles. Tell that to the person writing my paychecks.
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4y ago
"You won't, but the smart kids might." -some smbc that I can't find
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My next "TV" is just going to be a conference room monitor. Dell has some for like around $1K for a 55 inch and $4.3k for a 75 inch. Not sure about other companies, but my experiences with Dell have always been positive so I'
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4y ago
> Editing text with various multi-finger gestures What multi-finger text editing gestures am I missing out on?
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4y ago
Devil's advocate here (I won't comment on if I agree with the argument or not), but this article seems to miss the point of the section 230 debate. All of the stuff here is about what the law is now. The objection most people have
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4y ago
Meanwhile FTC blocking Meta from buying a VR fitness app and gif keyboard lol.
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4y ago
I wonder how many people ignored the email claiming they were being given $10k. There is nearly a nearly 100% chance I'd mark the email as spam, wonder how it got past gmail spam filters, and never think about it again.
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4y ago
These extension changes aren't coming to Firefox, right? So uBO on Firefox is still the best desktop browser adblocker at the moment, right?
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4y ago
Am I crazy, or missing something? I can't find any static images of the actual keyboard's front, rear, and side angles. They're all spinning or moving. Hard to get a good look. There's one image labeled "Layout"
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4y ago
Random brain dump of questions: Does proof-of-stake generally mean the more money you have the more influence you get over the consensus? If yes, how could this manifest itself if a bad actor had a lot of ETH and tried to manipulate the cha
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4y ago
It does get delivered (barring technical mishaps). How I sort my mail is my concern.
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My favorite visual trick is the chess board illusion. People straight up think you're lying. Even when you draw a line between the boxes with the color and your eyes adjust in real time, I've had people tell me it's a gif or
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4y ago
Instagram and WhatsApp (so far)? Smaller scale: Condé Nast didn’t ruin Reddit for the most part.
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Gravity payments raised salaries as a vindictive measure against a co-founder / brother who sued the CEO for taking a salary of $1million, which was way too high for their revenue at the time. Dan Price took all the profits they were m
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They make money when trading volume is up. Trading volume and BTC price are pretty much directly correlated. Trading volume is way down.
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I’m wondering the best way to invest in NYC property more without directly buying it. I seriously doubt the prices will stay depressed for long. Is finding the right REIT my best bet here?
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"POCIT" was too good of an acronym to pass up on.
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If I hold physical gold bars in my basement for more than a year and sell at a profit, how is that taxed? Should be the same, right?
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4y ago
USDT actually has a cash out mechanism directly with Tether (the company), right? If it is trading at 0.9935 (coinmarketcap showing this now), what's stopping people from buying 1 million USDT and selling back to the company to make a
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4y ago
If you like Hitchhiker's, try "Year Zero" by Rob Reid. Very similar style IMO. Also "After On" by the same author is also fantastic.
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4y ago
They mention NSAIDs, but not ice. I’m curious how constantly applying ice affects healing. I work out a lot and have a few minor nagging areas of pain (knee and shoulder). I apply ice after most workouts. I wonder if I am hindering the over
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I feel like saying "We have no risk of bankruptcy" is the same as Musk saying "Funding secured" on Twitter. The statement is provably false and will directly impact stock price.
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There absolutely was evidence for the 2020 election of Trump telling state officials to "find the votes" and giving them an exact number of votes he needs them to "find" for him to win.
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