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by sub7 6y ago
> Facebook VP of Integrity hahahhahahhahahhahahah
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by sub7 6y ago
Why reinvent the wheel? Use Wordpress/Ghost etc
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by sub7 6y ago
Google search sucks so hard these days. Absurdly shitty. Needs to be unfucked via antitrust IMO they have lost their way.
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by sub7 6y ago
Just switch to Windows and WSL. For most cases, it works just great/not noticeably slower. There's a lot of bullshit on Windows too but nothing near OSX levels of wannabe big brother shit. Can't think of a better long term sh
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by sub7 6y ago
lol this article casually talks about how he'd have to run the business himself "(not hard though)" I don't think you realize that when you get to extreme wealth, your time is the most precious thing you have. Having a m
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by sub7 6y ago
I'm one of them. But the graph is going down and engagement is going down faster, hence the frantic acquisition of anything else that gains traction - IG, WA etc. Tiktok won't sell and their curve is convex so let's see what
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by sub7 6y ago
lol FB trying to fuck over 3rd party sellers and Amazon is like go ahead chumps we've been at this for decades. Seriously though who the hell trusts FB. Nobody. They should fold.
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by sub7 6y ago
This idiot has clearly never built anything in his life. Blogger -> VC blogger.
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by sub7 6y ago
Unfortunately these tiny side projects are not the answer. They'll never get traction because they're not better devices. The answer is to either hack Android/iOS so you can patch out all the bundled bs or to regulate them an
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by sub7 6y ago
The 3700X is very slightly lower on performance per $ but it does have 8 cores and 16 threads so if you're going to be compiling code it's totally worth it. The 3900x has been selling for $400 which is also amazing value. Intel CP
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by sub7 6y ago
The stock market in nominal terms means very little when the currency has been grossly inflated. Purchasing power is what's important.
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by sub7 6y ago
About fucking time. Search is the big one but please don't neglect Android and Chrome. And take Apple to task as well - their app store policies and new app signing requirements for OSX are absurd. Amazon has just started abusing it&#x
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by sub7 6y ago
Regulation is an essential market force. Level playing fields and all that. It often over extends, misses the target and/or doesn't address root causes which is why you hear a lot of hate. When enough people in the right positions
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by sub7 6y ago
Just wait until governments actually start attacking cryptocurrencies. They're dumb and slow but when they finally catch on, the game is up. All these stupid glorified link lists have never been backed by anything other than speculatio
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by sub7 6y ago
HTML in JS feels so wrong, I'll never get used to React-land. Feels like the simplest 2 page, 2 action apps now need a hundred modules, all kinds of weird naming conventions and config dependency spaghetti and of course a complex build
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by sub7 6y ago
As a developer, nothing sounds worse than a bunch of people typefarting and expecting everyone else to read their stupid thoughts. If you want to type, please do it in an IDE.
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by sub7 6y ago
If you don't think lockdowns have dramatically reduced the number of infections, you are incorrect. More visitors may kick off more chains of infection (so higher numbers) but that's just linear growth. Stopping exponential spread
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by sub7 6y ago
A) Does he have any financial interest in PreDxion Bio? This sounds like another smaller startup claiming bullshit. B) Testing for O2 levels using already cheap + widely available pulse oximeters is probably an insufficient but necessary me
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by sub7 6y ago
This is 100% true for later stage companies with established products/stakeholders and 100% false for early stage startups. I have found product market fit 3 times in my life. Each time was with an extraordinarily shitty, unmaintainabl
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by sub7 6y ago
Facebook Portal meets your "strict" privacy standards? GTFO Mozilla, stick to web browsers
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by sub7 6y ago
Does India have these machines? Can we easily replicate the tests here? We are approaching our peak in 3-4 weeks and with current testing capacity totally fucked. I know many people in Government and on official Covid response team to get t
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by sub7 6y ago
Wasn't SEO, it was a Google's "Suggest over Search" strategy, followed by the completely predictable bastardization of organic results by internal groups. Biz ops says increasing revenue for [random Google bs] by ranking
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by sub7 7y ago
Your worst case is correct but % population infected drops dramatically with lock down. The countries with better infrastructure (richer, Western) will likely see ~1-2% of their population infected and a death rate under 1%
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by sub7 7y ago
International Year of Shittiness more like :/
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by sub7 7y ago
This has been circulating for a few days now. It's bogus. There is absolutely 0 peer reviewed papers or double blind controlled studies that prove this.
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by sub7 7y ago
Need good specs and app ecosystem but I love this.
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by sub7 7y ago
First person to make a phone with hardware switches for gps, bluetooth, wifi, cellular and microphone gets my money.
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by sub7 7y ago
Since 2008, most of the jobs created have been service jobs. The low unemployment everyone keeps on about is covering up the fact that the people who got employed got shittier jobs. This thing is going to be a bloodbath in the US. We'l
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by sub7 7y ago
The US and China are at war. The last Cold War kind of gave us the internet so hopefully we fund some big ambitious tech this time too.
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by sub7 7y ago
When you decouple income from output or wages from work, you're essentially devaluing work and incentivizing people to work less or (more destructively) work worse. It's not an absurd thought at all, it's a very natural solut

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