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by newfeatureok 6y ago
Sure I'd love to see something concrete about the "actual small businesses that have positive ROAS." You have any research to cite? Keep in mind I'm talking about targeted advertising , not advertising in general.
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by newfeatureok 6y ago
How could this be - I was told our corporate overlords are able to do whatever they'd regarding kicking people off their platforms? Whatever shall we do? The funny thing about the whole "do bad things and get kicked off" stra
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by newfeatureok 6y ago
I'd love to see some research about this from an unbiased source showing that targeted advertising produces great results in small businesses (<100 employees, or <5M revenue yearly).
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by newfeatureok 6y ago
Who makes that distinction?
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by newfeatureok 6y ago
I'd argue it's impossible to enact any change that would only hurt large businesses and not small/medium sized businesses. Also, for niche products wouldn't keyword advertising be just as effective?
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by newfeatureok 6y ago
Yes
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by newfeatureok 6y ago
I wonder what percentage of Robinhood users hold GME - if it's more than 25% I'd say they're finished. If we assume 25% of users hold GME and 80% of GME holders will not return after this fiasco that's extremely signific
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by newfeatureok 6y ago
That doesn't make any sense because they still allowed them to sell, realizing a loss. Why not stop buying and selling?
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by newfeatureok 6y ago
sure, but what's the point of complaining about it? if enough people flag it will go away. so just flag and move on.
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by newfeatureok 6y ago
hide/flag the post and move on
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by newfeatureok 6y ago
I've been pretty skeptical on the whole game streaming thing until I installed moonlight and tried it out myself on my android device - it works surprisingly well on LAN. I wonder if it's possible to play a local multiplayer game
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by newfeatureok 6y ago
Why not count inheritance? What’s the point of this exercise?
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by newfeatureok 6y ago
EmberJS is probably the most stable of the frontend frameworks in that it's very internally consistent and opinionated. As far as the back-end goes, I think PHP, Rails and Django are all pretty stable, but I'm not familiar with th
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by newfeatureok 6y ago
I highly doubt it - what are you basing this on? I personally don't know a single person who actually pays for discord. Most people I know who use Teamspeak pay for it. That being said, Discord is way more popular than Teamspeak, it do
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by newfeatureok 6y ago
Ah, interesting. Thanks for the information.
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by newfeatureok 6y ago
I understand, but that doesn't really have to do with the point I'm trying to make. Even if you use "organizing an insurrection against the government" as your baseline - is a single post on Facebook/Twitter enough
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by newfeatureok 6y ago
I have no particular comment about Parler specifically, but in the general case: Suppose you're a single-person startup of an app called "Speak!". Speak! is pretty niche, but one day, a group of the X-People are ostracized on
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by newfeatureok 6y ago
Out of curiosity how much time for remediation is generally allowed before service is pulled? Surely the precedent is not "you do something bad and we ban you immediately "? In FTA it says AWS generally gives 30 days per their co
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by newfeatureok 6y ago
If @realDonaldTrump said all the same things through, let's say, White House press releases, but through Twitter it was relatively "clean" do you think Twitter would've banned it regardless?
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by newfeatureok 6y ago
I don't understand - obviously being #1 will not inherently result in being banned, so the implication is that Parler is bad. If that's the case, doesn't it basically just beg the question I posed in the parent post?
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by newfeatureok 6y ago
I'm honestly curious - where is the line drawn between a service being used to do "questionable" things and it being removed? We can all agree, for example, that the internet at large enables many bad things, but I doubt any
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by newfeatureok 6y ago
I've never understood this take. Suppose in the far future some super corporation owns all property on Earth and facilitates all communication through any channel. Would you still believe "you don't have to interact with Supe
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by newfeatureok 6y ago
> But those numbers aren't about total air travel, they're about air travel at the holiday at that highest point since March was _still_ a 50% reduction (which is pretty minimally impacted by business travel, so not sure why yo
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by newfeatureok 6y ago
Looking at total air travel is meaningless because a huge amount is for business - I use holiday travel as an example because it is the most discretionary. My point is that air travel (along with vehicular) was highest during this thanksgiv
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by newfeatureok 6y ago
In the context of COVID it’s pretty clear collectivist countries had citizens more likely to follow a lockdown and therefore have a better response to Covid. Just look at the countries that did best, it’s pretty clear. That being said I wou
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by newfeatureok 6y ago
People love to blame the President or their Governor or whatever, but the reality is that American culture made COVID much worse than it needed to be. In general I see zero evidence that Americans at large would’ve followed a “proper lockdo
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by newfeatureok 6y ago
What? Why would any of these things happen just because of time?
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by newfeatureok 6y ago
Why do you think it would be a UX nightmare? You can already schedule rides and algorithms to find rides already exist.
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by newfeatureok 6y ago
Personally I have no problem with Uber drivers being contractors but I wish it were more like eBay in that you could set your own prices and routes as a driver and then as a “buyer” set your own maximum price. For example if I’m going to Ne
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by newfeatureok 6y ago
In what way does spending money on experiences compound?

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