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by orijing 6y ago
If this were true, why would anyone choose the option that generates lower revenues?
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by orijing 7y ago
I don't have the same experience with Apple. My MacBook had to get replaced multiple times due to a bad graphics card. My subsequent one had to get replaced multiple times because of the butterfly keyboards breaking. So far so good on
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by orijing 7y ago
Consider another example. Google suggests an alternate route that will presumably save 15 minutes. Let's say enough cars take the suggestion to slow down that route by 10 minutes and speed up this one by 10 minutes. Even if you end up
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by orijing 7y ago
You're describing the generalized second price auction (GSP) which is NOT incentive compatible, which means the optimal strategy isn't to bid truthfully. VCG is.
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by orijing 7y ago
I'm curious, if the message saying that "FB will also import contacts if you proceed" were still visible, would you still consider it "unauthorized access"? Is it really "unauthorized" if users give inform
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by orijing 7y ago
The article claims the practice "was uncovered by Business Insider last week", implying FB was being sneaky about it. But if you look at the Business Insider article ( https://www.businessinsider.com/facebook-upload
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by orijing 7y ago
The Business Insider article has this: https://amp.businessinsider.com/images/5ca400acc6cc5023740b5... https://www.businessinsider.com/facebook-uploaded-1-5-millio...
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by orijing 7y ago
Have you never committed a bug before? > A Facebook spokesperson said before May 2016, it offered an option to verify a user's account using their email password and voluntarily upload their contacts at the same time. However, they
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by orijing 7y ago
Is it a coincidence that the stock price would move on the day when FB releases earnings?
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by orijing 7y ago
It's almost as if the company reported earnings that beat expectations...
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by orijing 9y ago
Are you sure about that? I live in California, which was previously Mexican territory. I also have friends from Texas, which was also Mexican territory. Perhaps your point is that the US became less imperialistic since then, but that's
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by orijing 12y ago
For the same reason that you would link to another website on the web.
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by orijing 13y ago
"Creator of Facebook Ads" is quite the title
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by orijing 13y ago
> Random IO is processed first through the SSDs (the thing that they are really good at) while sequential IO short-cuts to the hard drives - which is pretty slick. Any idea why the sequential benchmark numbers improved 4-5x when it is st
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by orijing 13y ago
> I was still working full time at Powerset on July 1, 2008 I'm curious how this works normally. He was employed full time at PowerSet nine months after he started working "full time" on Github. What did Powerset think of his devoting h
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by orijing 13y ago
Like a butt-load of positive PR? I think they calculated that the positive PR value (or maybe mitigating negative PR) was worth the incremental cost of capital from the normal markets vs. from the DOE
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by orijing 13y ago
Relevant: http://paulgraham.com/icad.html
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by orijing 14y ago
This is interesting and expected for evenly distributed request patterns. How about for more typical request patterns that follow power-law distributions? I would guess that it'd lead to much fewer page faults. I could write some math but d
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by orijing 14y ago
> I am confident, this confusion is intentional on Facebook's part. How can you be so confident about someone's intent ? I disagree with your assessment but didn't downvote your comment because I want to understand.
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Google links Plus account to app reviews (washingtonpost.com)
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by orijing 14y ago
I wouldn't consider that growth, though.
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by orijing 14y ago
Yes. I have a page with nearly 140k fans, and this is what I see if I choose US residents only: http://i.imgur.com/khYDf.png
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by orijing 14y ago
That's not true. The target icon lets you target page posts, and the promotion will inherit the targeting of the page post. Example: http://i.imgur.com/khYDf.png I'm a page owner (130k+ fans).
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by orijing 14y ago
The "break fast and move things" mantra isn't black and white, nor is it universal. It is a general alignment that, at the high level says, don't be afraid to make calculated mistakes but be prepared to quickly respond to feedback and those
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by orijing 14y ago
And TV
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by orijing 14y ago
How is cross-browser support? I hear IE8 and 9 still don't fully support CORS...
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by orijing 14y ago
Being able to cluster similar faces together and ask me in a single question "We think this is Jon Smith. [Correct] [Incorrect]" so I can tag my entire album in one click, would be powerful and something I'd want, since my album of 100 phot
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by orijing 14y ago
The parent asked why you weren't /selling/ call options. So if the premiums were high, then you would be making a larger margin. Perhaps you confused it with buying puts?
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by orijing 14y ago
It appears that the original answer has been deleted
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by orijing 14y ago
Just curious, how much Google stock does she have, and does that affect what strategies she can pursue with Yahoo? i.e. it may encourage a more cooperative stance with Google than a competitive one, even if the latter is better for Yahoo in

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