missserenity

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by missserenity 12y ago
I'm pretty sure Amazon mostly cares about above the fold latency, because that's what most effects how you experience the page. On my laptop, it's only about 4 seconds before all the above the fold content renders.
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by missserenity 12y ago
I believe that was on very specific pages, mostly the "shopping cart" page that you reach before checking out.
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by missserenity 12y ago
I'm pretty sure Amazon releases features incrementally to a percentage of customers at a time to see how they react.
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by missserenity 12y ago
Is Coca-Cola ever going to move away from brand advertising? Is Bud Light? Is McDonald's? There are too many products where value comes from building a lifelong relationship with the customer, rather than directing a single purchase. T
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by missserenity 12y ago
Sometimes the most important thing about a new product isn't the product, it's the go-to market strategy. Google hasn't proven it can conquer that last hurdle. Here's Steve Jobs talking about the challenges with Apple TV
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by missserenity 12y ago
People use Google more than they use Facebook? This says people spend an average of 40 minutes per day on Facebook: http://techcrunch.com/2014/07/23/facebook-usage-time/ I can't find quite the same
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by missserenity 12y ago
? The author specifically mentions companies like Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest. Plus the point isn't that one company will replace Google, it's that Google isn't positioned to take advantage of the next wave of online adv
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by missserenity 12y ago
Did Windows Mobile help Microsoft capitalize on the Mobile revolution? A too early product doesn't always help you capture the value of coming wave.
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by missserenity 12y ago
Each of these companies had huge scandals related to accounting fraud. Are you assuming the same is the case with IBM?
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by missserenity 13y ago
Why are they funding breast implants?