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by soared 3y ago
Ah shoot that makes sense I was so confused. I was thinking for programmatic the ssp was reducing a bid based on whether they expected the advertiser to actually pay haha
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by soared 3y ago
I’m not supply side, but I thought they could just a floor price? Or is that only for pmps?
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by soared 3y ago
I’ve been a buyer for 8 years are so on ttd and another dsp but haven’t heard of the probably of paying out thing - can you share more info on that?
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by soared 3y ago
Programmatic advertising used to be vickrey but switched to first price, and now everyone has to use bid shading to predict how much they can reduce their bid in order to still win the auction. https://snigel.com/blog/w
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by soared 3y ago
All of programmatic was vickrey up until a few years ago when everyone switched to traditional first price auctions. I miss those days - it was easy to bid outrageous prices ($100 cpms) but still pay a reasonable amount. Now you need deep&#
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by soared 3y ago
I’m not sending you client data, just like any dev on here would not send their company’s data. Campaign architecture is kept secret as competitors/etc can use that info to their advantage. I’m explaining how an entire industry works a
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by soared 3y ago
The world of marketing is much deeper than you make it out to be. Brands spend millions - obviously if someone smart came in and did testing to prove it was ineffective thus move that money elsewhere. You can easily test branding dollars wi
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Ask HN: Do apps and websites purposefully make the support pages not function?
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by soared 3y ago
What ever happened to that SF office lease time bomb last (or this) year?
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by soared 3y ago
Mastodons home page: > Your home feed should be filled with what matters to you most, not what a corporation thinks you should see. Radically different social media, back in the hands of the people. This is ideologically zealotry compare
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by soared 3y ago
Solar works when it’s cloudy.
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by soared 3y ago
The issue most people on Reddit were discussing is that it’s a cheap off brand controller, rather than a higher quality name brand controller (from Sony or Microsoft)
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by soared 3y ago
^ likely the best answer. Forums are difficult to manage whereas on Reddit and discord any user can click one button and have their own community. No user management, etc etc
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by soared 3y ago
You’ll benefit 100x more interning than doing things on your own at this stage in life. Stay in school and get an internship - if you have the extra time to kill you can just take the minimum amount of credits and spend your extra time on s
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by soared 3y ago
Oh that’s great, thank you!
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by soared 3y ago
I feel as though it’s not a good Reddit alternative if p2p/federation/pow/etc need to be explained in order to use it. > Peer-to-peer ephemeral public communities From their homepage is god awful marketing - I don’t care a
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by soared 3y ago
Are there gaming communities for specific games? (Ie runescape or stardew). Tiktok seems like the only other option.
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by soared 3y ago
Are there any sites for specific games? I primarily use Reddit for learning/discussing whatever video game I’m currently playing (stardew valley right now). I can’t seem to find a congregation of users discussing it anywhere besides Re
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by soared 3y ago
Agreed - if you’re an expert in something slightly off the main HN topics (ie adtech, finance, real estate, etc) then hn discussions are the same intelligence level as Reddit but without the memes.
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by soared 3y ago
The comment I replied to listed /etc so I gave an easy example. For placeiq google/etc is not the provider of the data but the platform where an advertiser would use the data. I agree - faang/etc do not need to sell the data
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by soared 3y ago
Placeiq is a third party data vendor that usually integrates with a demand side platform (dsp) like google’s dv360, the trade desk, xandr, etc. But you can use their data in other ways outside of dsps for things like measurement or maybe wh
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by soared 3y ago
https://www.placeiq.com/licensing/
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by soared 3y ago
I thought that WW 1 and 2 killed x% of the world/us population and that the current ME wars are not at that same scale, is that incorrect?
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by soared 3y ago
The quote was almost certainly in a slack log that was obtained via search warrant by the sec.
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by soared 3y ago
Your site has very little “content” and is just product listings which looks like a million other garbage sites google sees. Great for ux to have the product listings users want, but the crawlers need some plain text to read to understand w
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by soared 3y ago
Silly to see people complaining about search results and indexing without backing those claims with data from search console. It’s like devs turn off their brains when it comes to marketing because they don’t like it.
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by soared 3y ago
Mastodon had by far the lowest number of followers (lowest denominator). I’d expect regardless of platform, that the lowest follower count one would have the highest engagement rate. If your page hasn’t reached viral/etc status then on
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by soared 3y ago
Interesting to compare medellin with some American cities that are having similar issues - small mountain towns in Colorado for example have a lot the same problems but at a much smaller scale. But I do find the gentrification causing each
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by soared 3y ago
Your circle of 2/300k engineers does not represent average people. 99% of Americans should not be able to get a faang job even if the exact park was laid in front of them before college.
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by soared 3y ago
Looks like a balloon that is floating still and then gets caught in an updraft from the hill side, but we’d need more jpegs to be sure.

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