mikedb

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   by mikedb 11y ago

   This pattern, ie. a large loss making enterprise client seems very common. I wonder if its because companies like Starbucks can regularly out negotiate small companies, or if it ends up being a fair trade for the brand value of having them
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   State of Ad-Blocking on OzBargain(scott.yang.id.au)

   7 points by mikedb 11y ago|3 comments
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   by mikedb 11y ago

   Would be interesting to know who gets the revenue when using another app.
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   Lyft Announces Strategic Partnership with Didi(blog.lyft.com)

   145 points by mikedb 11y ago|76 comments
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   by mikedb 11y ago

   There was analysis recently of the 'on demand' players craigslist lead gen spend. https://tryzen99.com/blog_posts/on-demand-is-in-demand
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   by mikedb 11y ago

   Is it actually normal to have some checks for this now? When this happened a few years ago in Australia the apnic writeup (someone has linked below) essentially said there was no scalable solution yet.
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   An Introduction to Clustering Algorithms(medium.com)

   2 points by mikedb 11y ago|0 comments
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   Friends, Recruitment and Rank: 3 Ideas for Uber(medium.com)

   1 points by mikedb 11y ago|0 comments