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by vassilyk 7y ago
Where? Germany? In France I don't know what is the regulation but still many places will ask for minimum charges, sometimes around 10€. In the UK I sometimes pay for a single Banana by card, 50p (0.6€). When I do, I wonder if the highe
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by vassilyk 7y ago
It's part of the onboarding of any Facebook Ads user (i.e., advertiser) to implement the Facebook Pixel on their site. Without it you're not going to achieve much on Facebook as you need to feedback their system when a particular
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by vassilyk 7y ago
What this highlights is that it is damn simple to be a poor developer yet achieve a particular goal. You can brute force your way towards that goal, ignoring any sort of costly 'useless' security, usability or user privacy aspect
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by vassilyk 7y ago
This article is brushing a lot of stuff very fast. In reality there is much more to it: 1. You don't need to visit Facebook properties for them to link your activity to you. Unless you're a brand new user and they have never finge
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by vassilyk 7y ago
Yes indeed. And reset your GAID when you want and know how to do it. But my point is that such a behavior will be forced by the OS rather than offered as a choice. It's what is happening with Safari (and the other browsers). First, kno
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by vassilyk 7y ago
Related. The next big change for privacy and ad targeting is the removal of the IDFA by Apple and the GAID by Google. Removal or aggressive randomization, but there is no way those IDs remain as persistent as currently. It's a matter o
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by vassilyk 7y ago
How are we even surprised. They are the Theranos of AR. They pushed the 'fake it until you make it' mantra a bit far, and now reality is biting hard. Hopefully they will still trigger a revolution of some sort... but this was pred
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by vassilyk 7y ago
The real question is who invested, and why? Even though being an investor doesn't mean being smart at it, it's still a signal that those guys are/were onto something and needed the cash to accelerate/deploy. $3.5M for su
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by vassilyk 7y ago
They nailed it. Maybe a bit too much? The entire SaaS industry will have to come up with new, better BS to sell now!
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by vassilyk 7y ago
This is such a good news for tumblr. It's sad that key internet services like del.icio.us, tumblr, and I'm sure others got destroyed be Yahoo! But, it's good to see that some managed to stay alive and might have another life
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by vassilyk 7y ago
From what I remember this was in the original specs [1]. If people don't check specs how can we expect society to work? [1] https://www.theverge.com/2015/6/23/8830977/google-photos-sec...
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by vassilyk 8y ago
At last a comment mentioning alternatives. Jira is the primary target of the article when it probably should be how people run agile projects, and how organizations tend to struggle findind the most efficient (software development) processe
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by vassilyk 8y ago
I think everyone starts like that. Then, clients that help keeping lights on start asking for this and that. And suddenly you end up providing a service with user level insights, cross-device tracking and advanced behavioral segments powere
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by vassilyk 9y ago
Location based ads are a really tough nut to crack. If Snap wants to exist in the ad tech business going this route they will have to become bigger than Facebook or they will just fail. There is no interest in driving 3 persons to a store a
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by vassilyk 9y ago
Then, they will try to - let's say - organize an event and will realise Facebook might not be fun, but damn useful to do this kind of stuff. Snapchat is not a social network, it's just a camera app. It's just a feature easily
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by vassilyk 10y ago
So many people using online advertising tools face similar issues. As many said here, setting the right success metrics + using the right tools to measure them is key for a Facebook Ads campaign to work well. The first thing to understand i
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Twitter’s Search(nsqsdkv.com)
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Growth Hacking with Yo(nsqsdkv.com)
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