yuriko_boyko

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by yuriko_boyko 6y ago
Makes sense if it was compared to Theranos.
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by yuriko_boyko 6y ago
The list of cookies is so long that one might read 5 articles before reading the entire thing written in small print. Good luck if English is your second language.
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by yuriko_boyko 6y ago
Their manifesto did not say that they'll regulate social media and try to limit internet freedoms. They were not elected for that. Can any future election be truly democratic if those in power get to issue content takedowns?
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by yuriko_boyko 6y ago
Random loading screen tip: Worrying about hairloss makes it worse if you're balding.
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by yuriko_boyko 6y ago
The contacts have been shared since 2016. You can get your account info in the Account option, but they make it a pain to get it. Mine took 3 days for an HTML page.
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by yuriko_boyko 6y ago
They are starting to do that in India.
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by yuriko_boyko 6y ago
A lot of those "net worth" numbers don't translate to cold, hard cash either.
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by yuriko_boyko 6y ago
At least it would discourage spam accounts that have haunted twitter for years.
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by yuriko_boyko 6y ago
They are. I for one hate the style. Fitzgerald seems tone deaf about the number of multi syllabic words he uses in a sentence, as a result the rhythm becomes monotonous. I think people who are more visual in their reading like him.
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by yuriko_boyko 6y ago
I didn't like it. I don't get what is so good about its style. The prose is too purple and it meanders a lot. Even for its time the style feels choppy.
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by yuriko_boyko 6y ago
The problem is that the process is opaque so you aren't even given a hint as to why the site is blacklisted. Security filters, fine, but at least tell the developers what the violation is so that it can be fixed. It's the same in
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by yuriko_boyko 6y ago
But you can smother the damage; startups can't.
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by yuriko_boyko 6y ago
This. Why is there an implicit agreement that okay Google is the gatekeeper. It shouldn't be. The internet did not appoint Google as the gatekeeper.
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by yuriko_boyko 6y ago
Google:Don't be evil. Yes, don't be evil but opaque and inconsiderate. It's amazing how a company as profitable as Google has such a horrible customer service.
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by yuriko_boyko 6y ago
The drop shipping part I recall was part of 5 options he outlines and discusses the pros and cons and roi of. And the discover a brand new market and develop a product was another. The core really was just streamlining your inbound and focu
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by yuriko_boyko 6y ago
The book isn't for people who aspire to something greater than passive income and free time. In this case I'd say you're not the target audience.
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by yuriko_boyko 6y ago
I think you miss the point of the four hour work week. The spirit of the book is delegation of things you don't want to do. Tim writes in the book that before an 80/20 analysis you will have to try a lot of things and see what sti
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by yuriko_boyko 6y ago
In the long term Apple would indeed want to do that. The company policy for the past few years has been geared towards making a closed ecosystem. They would want to replace all Google services to make an iPhone to Android transition as hard
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by yuriko_boyko 6y ago
That has to do with more freeware on android too. Android apps lean heavily towards free or freemium.
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by yuriko_boyko 6y ago
The title itself is very ironic. Learn how to think for yourselves from? Yourselves? No. From Paul Graham who doesn't even know your name.
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by yuriko_boyko 6y ago
Leaving things out would be innovative if they went against the mainstream for some crazy gains.In this case Apple is holding the line while Samsung and Huawei are pushing the envelope. If Apple introduce only tried and tested technologies,
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by yuriko_boyko 6y ago
Hard to say they're innovative when Samsung has produced folding phones before them. Similarly, bezelless display was just following Huawei and Samsung. In fact, many of their so called new and innovative features have appeared in andr