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by zztop44 3y ago
It does have findings, it’s just a long article. Maybe longer than it needs to be. Looks like their SERP ads CPC increased by 30% and conversions decreased, display ad conversions plummeted (partially offset by cheaper CPMs) and YouTube ads
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by zztop44 3y ago
Say it to both :)
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by zztop44 3y ago
There’s a good chance someone already had this idea, explored it, and found a reason why it can’t work.
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by zztop44 3y ago
That sounds like a frustrating experience. I wonder what caused this problem? We’re the people leading your company’s subsidiary’s hiring efforts incompetent? Was it a management issue? It’s not like there’s something about being German or
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by zztop44 3y ago
I had a bit more of a think. I overstated my position. I slightly prefer a number display when setting cruise control. It does take me conscious effort to set the cruise control at precisely the level I want without it.
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by zztop44 3y ago
That’s fascinating! I don’t think I’ve ever had to expend any conscious effort whatsoever to read a car speedo. I guess you’re not an analog watch fan either?
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by zztop44 3y ago
Most coworking spaces or serviced offices don’t have external monitors included, unfortunately. And of course, you’re then limited to cities and have to commute. Airbnb but with a gaming room (or two?) and fast internet sounds ideal for my
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by zztop44 3y ago
I have the exact same problem. I’ve tried carrying portable monitors and VESA mounts but it not the same. And it doesn’t solve the desk and chair problem. That’s the main thing stopping me and my wife spending half the year remote. The two
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by zztop44 3y ago
I guess I’m not sure how it’s deceptive? Yes, content isn’t segregated at the top level into foreign and domestic, but the original language is clearly shown and there are many country or language-specific categories too. Maybe in Blockbust
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by zztop44 3y ago
Imagine a paid streaming service that has, say, the Lord of the Rings trilogy as part of their catalogue. They’ll be happy if you send people searching for “watch Lord of the Rings now” to their landing page. But if instead you send everyon
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by zztop44 3y ago
No, we’re seeing the first steps of it (maybe) becoming settled law.
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by zztop44 3y ago
Does it seem like a criticism of Rivest, Shamir and Adleman using the name Alice? Or of others projecting gendered assumptions onto Alice?
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by zztop44 3y ago
That’s something you do if you’re poor. Not if you’re rich but your parents want to teach you the value of hard work and self sufficiency.
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by zztop44 3y ago
Your comment looks a lot like a common trope on this site: people encountering a problem they know little about, thinking for 20 seconds, and saying “You could just…” And that’s annoying because it’s arrogant and it invalidates people who
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by zztop44 3y ago
“Directly addressing that fundamental problem”… what did you have in mind?
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by zztop44 3y ago
They’re using the difference between TikTok and Instagram to conclude (by implication at least) that TikTok has a bias. But the same data could just as easily imply Instagram has a bias, or both do. Or something else. Or nothing.
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by zztop44 3y ago
Yet this one does.
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by zztop44 3y ago
I would much rather send my personal information to Microsoft and the NSA than people in my neighborhood
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by zztop44 3y ago
This was a problem in 3 and 3.5 era too and was only exacerbated by the rise of forums and wikis. I don’t think it’s possible to release one-size-fits-all-the-crap-that’s-out-there campaigns that are going to be actually interesting. At som
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by zztop44 3y ago
I’m pretty sure no VCs are kicking themselves for having invested in Figma.
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by zztop44 3y ago
“Various Asian groups” don’t have attitudes about family in common with even each other. Do you think Koreans and Filipinos (for example) think about family the same way? Being the child of a first generation migrant seems to be good for so
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by zztop44 3y ago
Just like the technology basically exists for fully autonomous self-owned fleets of self driving robotaxis. Where the only jobs for humans are cleaning vomit off the back seat.
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by zztop44 3y ago
It (still) has different laws, different visa rules and a different passport.
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by zztop44 3y ago
Right, but increasingly many of those “end users” are large businesses.
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by zztop44 3y ago
The trade off in this regulation is young people dying vs middle class people being able to afford a countertop that looks a bit more expensive than it actually is.
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by zztop44 3y ago
Christ, I’ve been visibly publicly intoxicated with hard drugs on a number of occasions (many years ago) while holding down a respectable middle class professional job (and being good at it!). If I’d been forced into months(!!) of rehab I’d
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by zztop44 3y ago
I think it depends. I’ve encountered some people that definitely seen that way. But I also know that during every period of prolonged underperformance in my career (there have been a couple) I have felt awful about it despite having a stron
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by zztop44 3y ago
That’s perhaps not the best example because the US was deeply involved in Afghani politics from the early 1970s and at least indirectly responsible for fucking up countless of Afghani lives prior to 9/11. But that said, I agree with yo
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by zztop44 3y ago
He says quite clearly in the GP. It solved all their scaling problems and massively reduced their costs. With a note that their traffic was particularly bursty.
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by zztop44 3y ago
No one can even say what “that” is that we shouldn’t build. It’s a wholly arbitrary invention, the product of a collective word game that is more apologetics than serious futurology.

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