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taytus
7y ago
Yes, because telling someone something in confidence is the same as sending a fucking email. You are reaaaaaaaally making an effort to look obtuse.
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taytus
7y ago
I get his concern as well, but at the same time... why would ANYONE share something you might regret (like on this case) if the content is made public?
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taytus
7y ago
I believe he is: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15918172
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Facebook banned 2.2B fake accounts in Q1 2019
(businessinsider.com)
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7y ago
First cold email - No response 1-2 weeks later - Second cold email - No response Monthly update/touch up - No response Move on. Some people would consider the second or third email as spam, that is fine. If they block you, that means t
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taytus
7y ago
>> So, if an opportunity ever comes up when one of your advisors wants to reach out to me, I'd enjoy talking with them Never expect anyone to reach out to you. You have to reach out to them over and over if you are interested. If
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taytus
7y ago
Fuck the rich kids. And I'm not saying this as an insult. I mean it as "good for them". In terms that I'm 38 years old and I have enough maturity to know that: 1-Life isn't fair 2-Some people start the game 50 tiles
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7y ago
You don't have to quit your job. What is the product/service you want to develop? Do you have a defined potential customer (friend/family)? It's something you can create putting 1-2 hours per day? What is the minimum amo
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7y ago
Infuriating? I'm not here to defend php but even when I do agree that inconsistencies are not nice, nothing stop you of creating your own wrapper for these functions. Infuriating? really?
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7y ago
I was reading your comment and nodding until this part: >think of Facebook, which now has investor pressure to increase the price, which results in careless decisions about data handling, privacy etc Trying to frame FB as a "bunch g
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7y ago
Freedom of speech != Freedom of reach
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Search for Thanos on Google
(twitter.com)
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8y ago
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8y ago
I agree that copyrighting and endpoint just because the request and response have the same structure is insane. The docs would be something different thou, but again, I don't know how the docs were licensed.
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8y ago
>~$50m in marketing/advertising spend to earn 147 new paying customers (340k/customer) seems high Without knowing the ROI it's really impossible to know if this is high or not. Spending $1 to make $2 is always the right de
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8y ago
I meant # of views :)
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8y ago
Would love to see the traffic spike on this one!
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8y ago
I'm always on the boat of: "The community votes what to read" but I've seen this subject on the HN's home page over and over and over. Isn't this an old story? Are people discovering this about Amazon's re
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taytus
8y ago
Updated. Thank you.
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taytus
8y ago
There are billions of people with capped data plans and where 200kb/s is the standard.
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8y ago
Thank you, I appreciate that. I love technology and love to learn. When something isn't working as supposed, I want to learn why. I provided links where it shows that all these claims are not actually true. But if there is something wr
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8y ago
The AMP version gives me better results: https://www.dropbox.com/s/g4jchw76sh9x49k/Screenshot%202019-... Non AMP version: https://www.dropbox.com/s/lclqqdbdliuofjf/Screenshot%202019-... M
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8y ago
Hi, full disclosure I'm the founder of a company providing AMP services. You can hate and have valid arguments against AMP, but... on this article, in particular, where is the data? How can people comment and form an opinion based on b
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8y ago
I'm not so sure about that. You may think Elon Musk is a genius or mega charismatic guy. I see a lot of value on what Musk is trying to achieve, but I think he would have way more credibility if he just stopped overpromising and under
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8y ago
Anecdata: A couple of years ago, I was at one of the very first (not sure if not the only one) FB connect meetings here in Dallas. A couple of local startups were talking about how to leverage the "login with facebook" button. It
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8y ago
In any case, that wouldn’t be google’s fault.
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8y ago
It may be unpopular because it's just not true. They did a demo showing procedurally generated terrain and animals that (later we learned) it was NOT procedurally generated at all. So yeah, they promised stuff that they knew they would
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Cancer, Privilege, and the End of My Time with Bolt
(medium.com)
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8y ago
It is. And that is not a bad thing. Most of us read HN to inform ourselves, learn new stuff but also because of entertainment. We do have a very simple mechanism to vote/downvote what we decide to consume as ways to flag/hide cont
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8y ago
I'm 39. Started using Ipad since 2011. I use it for pleasure, cooking recipes, youtube videos, twitter, and games.
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8y ago
I wish them all the luck in the world, I just shared something that I thought they might consider looking into as many CTO's would do the same thing I did. But c'mon... It's giving me 14 secs to interactive. How isn't th
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