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by yuy910616 8y ago
i thought it was on an elephant's back on turtle's back?
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ben thompson, this is his site
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axios, economist, and this very article you're reading. i also read bill bishop's newsletter, very good as well
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do you know who this author is?
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do you instead pay for a good, reputable source of news?
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i'm not sure if you're trolling..but i'll bite. buzzfeed has done a lot of good, real journalism. the trashy, click-bait articles in a way is funding good journalism, which, if you purely consume buzzfeed through fb or someth
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It's more than that. buzzfeed is essentially a type of media company, one that is suppose to 'survive' in the new landscape where aggregates like fb, and google dominates. to learn and understand why it is struggling has more
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I agreed...I think net effect of FB on humanity is positive. We all live in the moment, and FB is having a bad moment right now. I mean...HN is pretty Toxic sometimes. HN is amazing sometimes. Is it good? Is it bad?
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think costco also has a lot of member benefits that are hard to match by amz. Gas, tires, glasses, travel, car wash, phrma/flu shots, just to name a few. AMZ is a platform...quality is sometimes not guranteed. Costco, i know the produc
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cartels are inherently unstable and very hard to maintain, plus it's outlawed. I'd be surprised if there is one.
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so if calories in < calories out does not work, what about increasing exercise?
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wait a sec...i read it's 44,000 like a few days ago. https://www.forbes.com/sites/jeanbaptiste/2018/10/05/verizon...
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are you tried this chrome extension call outline? pretty good. also let's you get through most paywalls
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this is wes mckinney. have some respect...
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right that's the first thing I thought of as well. If they had access to big mac they'd be eating that all the time
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interesting to see an answer too...usually bays is better with small data sets right?
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I think it's a little more than that. Let's not forget that democracy is a system design to move slow. Whereas China can move fast because it has a strong government that can disregard popular opinion to an extent. With this you c
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Nice. Love that book
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and they self-selected into the study...
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No missing anything :) Didn't know they already have one.
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Ben always does a good job in his weekly articles. I was thinking AR/VR when I read your paragraph 4, and then you said it at the end. So, I completely agree with you. I think most disruption is behind us, but the new wave of Deep Lear
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It's a pretty good business model tho. Amazon, both retail and cloud, costco, are both doing pretty well.
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I think an Apple (read integrated, user friendly) solution to internet of things could be more imminent, and interesting. One of the draw back of the current solution for IoT is connecting different eco systems, such as GE light bulb to Ama
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I mean...me too! But IMO that's not quite the case. I think the argument is the best, most insightful pieces are going to get the most traffic. But still, I'm still pretty happy about the subscription. He's better than most b
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The bullish argument to your bearish argument...the ( yet to come) generation of github users growing up using azure cloud
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i've read his stuff for years. He puts his best articles in the weekly update, which is free. It generates the most views and clicks. His other 3 articles per week is...not bad but certainly not as good and meaty as weekly updates. Pay
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you could've just quoted gran torino 'get off my lawn' instead of typing all that
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that's how competitions work....in your second part, some other people who can make the stuff cheaper will just come onto amazon's platform, preventing the price from going up. If you're looking from a supplier side, yeah thi
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I think in Europe this might be possible. But in America cost of education is prohibitively expensive.