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by whall6 1y ago
face palm
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by whall6 1y ago
Remarkably - it’s more profitable now. Also, most layoffs don’t cause huge cuts to advertising spend on their platform because of personal spite or political reasons. The product for all intents and purposes as an advertiser is the exact sa
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by whall6 2y ago
Or data labels on the bars themselves
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by whall6 2y ago
Wow - this is great insight. I hadn’t thought of it this way. Thank you for sharing.
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by whall6 2y ago
By looking at it
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by whall6 2y ago
How does Pix deal with fraud?
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by whall6 2y ago
There’s one almost as narrow in downtown Houston.
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by whall6 2y ago
What is considered payment? Is that just money? Some advertisements could be paid for with goods services or favors. Which of those do we ban? Is proselyting religion advertising?
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by whall6 2y ago
No true Scotsman fallacy
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by whall6 2y ago
What is an advertisement? Let’s see if we can define this before deciding on an all out ban.
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by whall6 2y ago
What does it mean to be paid? Money? Goods? Services? Favors?
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by whall6 2y ago
Having worked in investment banking (a job where your only true value add is your network and ability to negotiate) I would like to say two things: 1. I second everything in the article. 2. You would be surprised to learn how important rule
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by whall6 2y ago
Agree with this entirely. In fact, I would go as far as saying if advertising was illegal, then expressing opinions would be illegal. Everything is an advertisement.
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by whall6 2y ago
I get the sentiment, but using ship building is an unfortunate example with respect to substantiating your point. The US shipbuilders are alive and well (not to the extent they were in WWII era). Military ships, Jones Act compliant commerci
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by whall6 2y ago
If we’re drawing parallels to other sports, I greatly prefer formula 1 to NASCAR…
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by whall6 2y ago
I have no formal software development experience beyond a $15 Udemy course. If you think vibe coding is as easy as this article makes it sound, try deploying a simple website.
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by whall6 2y ago
I actually think that they would still care. It weirdly feels cathartic to know that we are no longer spending federal taxpayer dollars on “zombie apocalypse preparation classes” no matter how insignificant it is to the budget. What is the
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by whall6 2y ago
Ha seems like the app is the scapegoat for this one
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by whall6 2y ago
Bruh
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by whall6 2y ago
Don’t outsource the only thing left for our brains to do themselves :/
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by whall6 2y ago
“Ask HN: So who did you vote for?”
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by whall6 2y ago
That’s helpful thank you.
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No required software download? As simple as plugging the glasses into my work laptop? If that’s the case then this might be what I buy
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Ask HN: Is there a VR/AR headset that I can use for work?
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by whall6 2y ago
This is exactly right. I work in investment banking and the reason I believe Excel will never go away is because of how easy it is to follow extremely complex financing structures. If I build a financial model, the 60 year old CFO needs to
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by whall6 2y ago
It won’t be very effective, I agree. But it’s also not likely that the parent comment doesn’t have time to work out at all. My point is that with a dash of optimism we can conquer a lot of obstacles in our life.
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by whall6 2y ago
If you truly only have 5 minutes of free time in your entire week, then why is it ineffective to do 5 minutes of pushups? That’s a lot of pushups.
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Maybe. Or maybe pointing out the obvious
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by whall6 2y ago
So we should just accept our fate. Got it
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by whall6 2y ago
Why can’t people just simply exercise self control

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