ryanpollock

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by ryanpollock 5y ago
Vultr Marketplace provides you with a collection of popular applications, software stacks, and operating systems that you can deploy to our infrastructure in just a single click.
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Why I've left Silicon Valley's lions for Vultr(hackernoon.com)
3 points by ryanpollock 5y ago|1 comments
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by ryanpollock 5y ago
Do you ever feel like an underdog? And that sometimes all that’s left are scraps? If so, I think you'll enjoy my story, from Google to DigitalOcean to Vultr.
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Accelerating Vultr's Vision: The Independent Infrastructure Cloud(vultr.com)
11 points by ryanpollock 5y ago|1 comments
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by ryanpollock 5y ago
The Vultr team is focused on bringing the easiest-to-use, highest-performance, and most cost-effective cloud computing platform to developers and businesses around the world. I am pleased to announce that in support of this mission we have
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Gonna fly now: why I've left Silicon Valley’s lions for Vultr(blog.ryanpollock.com)
12 points by ryanpollock 5y ago|2 comments
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by ryanpollock 5y ago
Do you ever feel like an underdog? And that sometimes all that’s left is scraps? If you can relate, then I think you’ll enjoy my story.
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Fighting for the little guy: why this Google Cloud vet is joining DigitalOcean(medium.com)
2 points by ryanpollock 8y ago|0 comments
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by ryanpollock 9y ago
just sign into Chrome, and visit myactivity.google.com you'll see your browsing history, which unless you have a preference turned off deep within settings, Google may then use to target advertising.
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by ryanpollock 10y ago
Good reading material here https://www.ftc.gov/tips-advice/competition-guidance/guide-a...
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by ryanpollock 10y ago
Mike and others, do you realize how different the web on Android has become from the web on iOS? The gap between the web's abilities on the two operating systems is growing quickly. Grab an iPhone and an Android phone, and visit http:
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by ryanpollock 10y ago
Apple's devices are hugely popular among higher-income individuals, especially in the United States. Benedict Evans has written that there are 650 million iOS devices in active use globally. According to App Annie, roughly 2/3 of
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by ryanpollock 10y ago
I think markets can be defined in a bunch of ways. I think the litmus test is whether a market is large - and whether people are adversely affected. Hopefully more to come here https://medium.com/@ryanpollock/
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by ryanpollock 10y ago
it's actually 104% of profits now http://www.forbes.com/sites/ewanspence/2016/11/04/apple-ipho...
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by ryanpollock 10y ago
I'm pretty sure Apple doesn't need a monopoly on the entire smartphone market to have monopoly power... Apple already got in trouble for price fixing - a violation of the Sherman antitrust act. https://en.wikipedia.org&
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by ryanpollock 10y ago
As I understand antitrust law, it is legal for a monopoly in one market to expand into an adjacent market. However, if that monopoly stifles competition in the adjacent market in a way that harms consumers, that monopolist’s acts are illega