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by soared 3y ago
A rosy view is that these companies learned a lot from Covid - that economic landscapes can change extremely quickly and they need to be prepared to endure downturns, but also have cash on hand to take advantage of opportunity (like hiring
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T-bills exist for a reason though, so you’d also need to consider what his money is being used for by the govt!
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This is just the sun of multiple companies profits though - no different really than if a bunch of different companies added up there profits.
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> The economic effects from [covid, inflation, war, and supply chain issues] related over longer terms cannot be reasonably estimated at this time. Interesting times we live in.
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This is true regardless of the article, people who need to cash out soon should make less risky investments. I won’t cash out for decades and would love a crash where I can buy cheaper stock :)
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TradeDesk has algos that set bids (supply side), rather than set prices (sell side). Maybe SSPs have algos for setting floor prices that would be affected.
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Companies don’t make decisions, people do.
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Agreed - once the tech is there AR/VR make sense in so many applications and meta wants too be the first company to win in that space. Yeah tens of billions in losses doesn’t look good now, but in 7 years when they’re potentially the w
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Meta verse is a long term play, VR gaming is profitable now. FB doesn’t really care about the gaming all that much, but gobs of profit from meta verse advertising, real estate, cosmetics, etc would be worth risking and losing tens of billio
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> Meta layoffs result in huge job losses, but the company might now accelerate recruitment This seems immoral.
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by soared 3y ago
This gets my vote for the most clickbait title disguised by sciencey words as not clickbait. I’d be ashamed to title my writing in this way.
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The article says “fossils of single celled organisms can easily be confused for rocks”. But the title says does not make the same claim, so the parent comment is refuting the title not the article. The title implies something like “for any
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by soared 3y ago
Can law enforcement ping the 23andme database with any DNA they swab?
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Geopolitical events related to Ukraine cause wildfires is what you’re getting at??
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Headline is literally fake. Read the NAEP standards for basic and you’ll see “basic” level for fourth graders is well beyond fluency. Based on these standards it still looks bad, but to an untrained eye they seem wildly high for 10 year old
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That may work for you, but most of my negative thoughts don’t have a purpose. They exist because I forgot to eat, exercise, or be social.
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> Negative thoughts and emotions have to actively be fueled by something in order to persist. I don’t think that’s true right? Negative thoughts and emotions occur naturally. If you’re statement we’re true then positive thoughts have to
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Pitch clock and similar rules are not coming to little league, that’s absurd. The pitch clock was implemented because pro games take 3+ hours. Children’s games don’t have time/clock issues, and kids don’t even start pitching their own
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by soared 3y ago
Similarly can’t find it, but it’s something with when you set a goal if you tell people you have that goal you are less likely to achieve it, rather than if you didn’t tell others about it.
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I really enjoyed the time and writing style of this! I had a bit of a laugh when the author described how they read and think too much and wanted to take action - then the solution is a club who who .. meet to talk about taking action :) I
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> Customer anecdotes report issues making reservations, using ATM machines, playing certain games and mobile key entry into hotel rooms, but Engadget has not independently confirmed these reports. Will be very curious to see what systems
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https://buttondown.imgix.net/images/eb9dbde1-8457-4080-b2ee-... Is this a known style of photography? I've never seen an image like it and its very intriguing!
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> ... once I saw what I believe was a lack of quality with the product as it related to delivering, then I bought a Tesla, and I started driving as well. Oh boy, no wonder the ceo needed to drive for uber to understand the plight of the
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by soared 3y ago
I work at a DSP and directly manage a few million a month in ad spend. I talk to digital marketing managers, vps of marketing, heads of analytics, etc of household e-commerce and cpg brands weekly. All of them have extremely strict vetting
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It is scheduled for 2024. It does matter what is tracked, because advertisers need to be able to match on-site behavior to what they can identify and target in a bid. You’re not disclosing your interest to every website. Your allowing your
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by soared 3y ago
This is a take from someone who’s clearly not a domain expert. The purpose of finger printing is to identify individual users - which is pointless if you’re able to use third party cookies, unless you want to do cross-device tracking or get
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by soared 3y ago
This era of computers slightly predates me so it’s difficult to understand the context - aol was a desktop application installed via cd that have you connection to other users and access to content somehow, but not via the internet?
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Another commenter mention one pan and sheet pan dinner - those are great. Similarly crock pot, Dutch oven, etc. But much closer to what you’re looking for - I cannot for the life of me find the website, I thought it was owned by NYT, but al
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Incredibly interesting, almost reminds me of a black mirror episode. I can’t imagine apple and google will keep the app on their stores after press like this though - there is no way finding a war (regardless of what side your on) is someth
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> The former owner Retail Ecommerce Ventures, which acquired RadioShack in 2020, relaunched RadioShack last year as a crypto exchange called RadioShack Swap as the cryptocurrency market was crashing. > “We will continue to offer a rob

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