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by yueq 10y ago
How many of those are counted in DAU/MAUs if this is their only action of a day?
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by yueq 10y ago
Facebook is not a good example here. Back to early 2000s there was no Cloud infra so they started from inhouse. Snap is a different story since they not only use GCloud but also have Google engineers support and oncall for them. Snap focuse
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by yueq 10y ago
I guess the number would be different unless you have the details, e.g. their termsheets :)
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by yueq 10y ago
Does the chart take liquidity preference into account?
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by yueq 10y ago
The key issue is the data is on sale or not or potentially could be sold. Agencies collecting data is totally fine. No one can avoid it in this world nowadays. Showing IDs seems very old-school. Remember PRISM? As long as one is using a sma
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by yueq 10y ago
wechat monetization is mobile gaming. A single game can generate $20M+ per month and wechat have many of them.
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by yueq 10y ago
Many people might not know, in US, credit card transactions/payments are on sale by various sources. There's a very active market for this and some fintech startups are solely based on this kind of data. Since most of our financia
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by yueq 10y ago
it's already dead to many asian/chinese users. they moved to line and wechat.
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by yueq 10y ago
Companies should be more transparent about options they give to employees. I was once offered with X shares of options from a well-funded startup. X seems like a relatively large number. But the company didn't want to disclose neither
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by yueq 10y ago
Dropbox is anti-SaaS -- it expects users will have more 'files' and use more storage, but users are actually moving to SaaS services where the concept of files just doesn't exist. Many usages from hackernews readers are too t
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by yueq 10y ago
Who remembers WinPopup?
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'Pokémon Go' is available right now on the Apple Watch(engadget.com)
1 points by yueq 10y ago|0 comments
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Beepi is closing operations outside of California and laying off 180 workers(fortune.com)
2 points by yueq 10y ago|0 comments
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by yueq 10y ago
TCL is a top brand with high quality products in China. Also has large market cap ( https://www.google.com/finance?q=SHE%3A000100 ). It just didn't have a presence in US before. Calling it a No-Name Chinese brand only sh
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by yueq 10y ago
People were watching index futures rather than A/H trading. Also stop loss order still has lots of value instead of blindly buy-and-hold.
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by yueq 10y ago
Will there be a class action on this matter?
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by yueq 10y ago
Buying offer is 17.40. Right now Apigee's trading at 17.42, short selling opportunity?
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by yueq 10y ago
why didnt you take it?
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by yueq 10y ago
I migrated from Dropbox to Google Drive. - Better integration with Google Apps. - Better integration with various Android apps. - More free space.
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by yueq 10y ago
Forgot to mention, our conversion was kinda low too. So eventually we gave up ads on facebook. My friends who do mobile game publishing love facebook though. Kinda varies by verticles.
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by yueq 10y ago
We tried some display ads (non-app installation) on facebook. Since it's CPM+CPC model, our CTR was extremely low and caused CPC very expensive. I guess they have huge PV so overall performance is high. I wonder what the actual would R
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by yueq 10y ago
stockholm syndrome?
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by yueq 10y ago
stock price on IPO day is not helpful. You should better check it out after 3months or after first ER.
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Google Springboard(googleforwork.blogspot.com)
1 points by yueq 10y ago|0 comments
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by yueq 10y ago
Reverse engineering?
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by yueq 10y ago
I have used DiDi quite often when I was in Shanghai last year. It was a very pleasant experience comparing using Uber in China. I'm very confident Didi will have a much larger impact than Uber, at least in Chinese market.
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Amazon Acquires Image Analysis Startup Orbeus(bloomberg.com)
5 points by yueq 11y ago|0 comments
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by yueq 11y ago
The key issue really is Instacart doesn't have pricing power of the groceries. This will limit their potential to be profitable.
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by yueq 11y ago
tl;dr -- current programming interview format should be drastically changed. I have interviewed 100+ candidates so far. I'm doing interview less and less recently simply because I found those coding/design questions less meaningfu
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by yueq 11y ago
I'm Chinese. I feel this part very offensive. "...but without stopping the Chinese or Russians from knowing this detail..."

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