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by soared 2y ago
An ad for a specific user is worth a different amount to each advertiser for a couple reasons. You don’t sell something based on what it costs, you sell it based on what it worth. Search is a bit different than display which is covered in t
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by soared 2y ago
Generally an excellent and accurate write up, nervous/excited to see where this goes. A bit over the top with some of the things google has done in the programmatic space, but aligns with reality. I disagree with the display/progr
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by soared 2y ago
Less war though, at least for those in most of the developed world.
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Ask HN: Is there a minimalist CMS that converts gdrive to blog posts?
1 points by soared 2y ago|1 comments
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by soared 2y ago
This is incorrect - we live in an increasingly peaceful world.
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by soared 2y ago
Yeah many of the other similar incentives provide free land, housing/internet/etc benefits too
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by soared 2y ago
Game dev is a fun hobby some people like to mess around with, just like any other hobby. Doesn’t mean they’ll be experts or know what they’re doing, but they’ll try and probably ask some basic questions online. I mess around in goody and ga
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by soared 2y ago
> dig small trench in sidewalk > fill with cheap pliable plastic Definitely will not create permanent tripping hazards in the future. Why not design the cords like a very small speed bump with tapered edges so people can walk/whe
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by soared 2y ago
I don’t necessarily doubt the story, but it feels eerily close to a Facebook post. Does a trust and safety company have anything to gain from a blog post about secret North Korean sleeper agents infiltrating your company to send resources b
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by soared 2y ago
Next time you go under ask your surgeon to take pictures and videos. Very interesting to see inside your body!
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by soared 2y ago
You are correct afaik - warm air would not trap cold air below it as it would move up, only a layer of could air could trap warm air below it. Some visualizations show air cold/warm/cold, where as others are just warm air under co
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by soared 2y ago
I can’t imagine anyone would actually answer that question, seems inappropriate to even ask
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by soared 2y ago
2 is not how the US breaks up monopolies
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by soared 2y ago
I wonder if this is partially caused by the internet spreading accurate knowledge for the first decade or so of its existence, which went against people’s existing sets of beliefs. After which they’re primed that the beliefs they held for d
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by soared 2y ago
Sounds more like you have enough financial stability to not need a pay increase. People who are early in their career struggle to pay bills/rent/etc and so have to take every 30% they can - only until they don’t need to anymore.
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by soared 2y ago
It’s a term taken from Reddit (originally Reddit hive mind). Generally outside of Reddit and more so on hn, people don’t like Reddit-specific things
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by soared 2y ago
Same way you implement all the other advertising laws - make it a law, identify companies breaking the law. Anyone could run a commercial where someone drinks alcohol, but that would be illegal.
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by soared 2y ago
Find a primary doctor you like and stick with them. Do your check ups, talk with them, communicate anything odd. Go to a dermatologist and get a mole map. Get your tests done on schedule when you should be. Don’t smoke cigarettes, or work i
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Sahm Rule(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by soared 2y ago|0 comments
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by soared 2y ago
Does executives working more hours for a company like Samsung increase revenue or reduce costs? I’m not an Econ experts but the economic trends in the article point to situations out of the companies control that likely won’t be solved by b
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by soared 2y ago
https://archive.is/yNQTw
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by soared 2y ago
Why are government employees allowed to accept gifts? I work in tech and am not allowed to accept gifts over $50, neither is my partner who is a nurse.
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by soared 2y ago
Editing csv by hand is something I’ve seen a lot for internal-only software where every user is a super-power user who need to move small but bulk amounts of data and sometimes make small edits for formatting. Easiest example is geo, I need
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by soared 2y ago
It’s unclear - competitors rely on 3p cookies, but abuse them. Google getting rid of them in theory levels some of the playing field - smaller companies can compete with larger ones because larger ones can no longer track users across every
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by soared 2y ago
IMo that’s kind of like saying cloud servers aren’t a product. Tons of companies need servers, but nobody wants to manage that. AI is similar in my mind, many companies will want (insert some use case for llms) but don’t want to manage it.
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by soared 2y ago
Id love to see an analysis on skill v luck for nfl fantasy. Far too often do I see someone who does not watch football and does not make team changes win a league after drafting Tom Brady in the second round.
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by soared 2y ago
What action did you take that caused your grandpa to invest in real estate? If none, it is lucky for you that your grandpa took one action over another, as you had no impact on the event.
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by soared 2y ago
Yes, so it’s completely out of your children’s control whether or not you chose those decisions. Therefore, they are lucky you are doing that. They have zero impact on whether or not the actions of their grandparents resulted in generationa
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by soared 2y ago
How do we know that?
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by soared 2y ago
Agreed, that is a very weird sentence when the chart clearly doesn’t show the same thing. Not sure what the author meant. > But middle-class incomes have not grown at the rate of upper-tier incomes. From 1970 to 2018, the median middle-c

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