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by username444 7y ago
Ideally, this data should be _fully_ publicly available. Zero exemptions for Sidewalk to harvest data that isn't released publicly. This is the only way to ensure accountant.
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by username444 7y ago
I'm with you. 100ms would be amazing. But AMP is too high of a cost to pay. It's just not the right answer. The negatives greatly outweigh the benefits.
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by username444 7y ago
I don't need a page to show up in 100ms. 2 seconds isn't a problem. 5 seconds is, but I'll wait it out for something I'm really interested in. Regardless, this stuff can all be done externally with current tech. Fairly e
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by username444 7y ago
Again, this is a made up problem. We don't need to pre-cache results. We just need faster loading websites without the bullshit JavaScript that does... Nothing. Google can, and has since inception, shown a 2-sentence description plus a
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by username444 7y ago
Primarily, I think, because an individual contribution/overpayment has almost zero effect in the big picture. It's the systemic issue that needs to be addressed. This is like giving someone a bottle of water, when what they need i
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by username444 7y ago
Not entirely true: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/IDN_homograph_attack
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by username444 7y ago
Then why have Google deliver it at all, instead of encouraging publishers to simply cache their pages and serve via CDN? Amp is a solution that creates more problems than it helps. But it's a strategic move for Google to exert more con
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by username444 7y ago
Lost interest in the article as soon as the globe locked on screen on the smartphone. Break it into paragraphs and pictures please. I don't have the desire to learn how to interact with your piece of macromedia flash.
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by username444 7y ago
No problem :) There are multiple ways to get a point across. Some people respond well to stories. Some people respond better to data. Some people are helpful. Some people are condescending. It's a wonderfully diverse world.
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by username444 7y ago
I'd say it's a stronger signal that they're a smart company that knows when to say enough is enough. 900,000 is objectively a large number of users, but if those engineering resources are better put to use service the larger
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by username444 7y ago
I only got 4-5 paragraphs in, but this is pointedly a story, not a piece of documentation.
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by username444 7y ago
https://www.cascadebiketrainers.com/news/2015/09/01/calculat... Seems a trained person can do 150-250w
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by username444 7y ago
Seawater is highly corrosive, but the methods are there to withstand it. More importantly: if your whole neighbourhood is 2 feet underwater, even if you're fine, the neighbourhood is toast and you're in the middle of nowhere with
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by username444 7y ago
Grain yields have increased thanks for pesticides, herbicides, selective breeding and mass agriculture improvements. And the misuse of said herbicides as dessicants (eg. Roundup). I don't know how hardy grain is specifically, but I was
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by username444 7y ago
It's a completely separate argument than what I was responding to. I personally agree with you, but thats my specific lifestyle, and I put my money into other investments. But generally, owning a house is a good place to park your asse
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by username444 7y ago
I think it's important to note that the proper term is climate change. It's not just warming. It's rising sea levels. And where I live (in land, northern hemisphere), we're seeing increased flooding due to higher rain fa
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by username444 7y ago
This. Cities don't want or need more landlords. It needs more landOWNER residents.
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by username444 7y ago
Otherwise known as "property tax". Something neat I've noticed locally is that condos with high property management fees have proportionally lower selling prices. If all 2 bedroom units in an area/city are $3000/mon
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by username444 7y ago
I agree that some regulation serves a purpose. But the way many things are implemented, especially when there's lobbying behind it, creates an environment where the only people who can navigate it are the people lobbying for it. As muc
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by username444 7y ago
You're looking at the wrong timescale. Institutions and founders of powerful corporations have life long time scales to subtly tweak and manipulate their messaging and approach. Look back in 10 years to see whether the conspiracy theor
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by username444 7y ago
So, pretty much the same as the other services.
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by username444 7y ago
Granted, I'm no mathematician, but... If we have a limit of 2^64 for $x, can't we set $y = representive of multiples of $x's upper limit? $y = 5 = 5x2^64 What's the reason for not being able to sub-divide numbers and ope
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by username444 7y ago
Is there a reason you couldn't use whole numbers in place of decimals?
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by username444 7y ago
Took me 10 clicks to figure out the links to results were in the mobile hamburger menu, and not found anywhere on the actual page. Poor mobile design.
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by username444 7y ago
Oh he has. Watch the podcast.
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by username444 7y ago
I'm not sure why you think hosting diversity is disappearing when it comes to WordPress. The past 2 years has seen a huge surge in great companies offering premium managed WordPress hosting services. Liquidweb, cloudways, wpengine, get
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by username444 7y ago
He was on the Rogan podcast a few weeks back. Hoping this works well for him.
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by username444 7y ago
But they don't, really. They just need to work in the browser. I uninstalled Spotify long ago and just run the browser player now. It's more limited functionality, but that's Spotify's fault. Can we please stop assuming
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by username444 7y ago
Exactly this. Are you retargeting someone immediately after they purchased? Before their purchase even arrived? Is it a good targeting list? We have 3 buckets of customers, based on historical buying cycle: 0-30, 31-60, 61-90. We run retarg
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by username444 7y ago
It's much worse than that. I've been approached by a company that trades e-commerce transaction data, for personal data tied to IPs. As in, you give me your customer data, and I'll tell you who visited your site based solely

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