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samt
1y ago
Por que no los dos? (why not both)
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samt
2y ago
Yes. As usual the worst fraud is completely legal and right there for all to see.
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samt
7y ago
There is immense variation in programmatic ad pricing by publisher. Drawing conclusions about the market as a whole, or about publishers not exactly like the one studied, would be a mistake.
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samt
7y ago
Agree. It's absurd how many conclusions have been drawn from one flawed study of a single publisher.
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7y ago
Agree that tfa is clueless. However even second price auctions cannot explain the data they claim to see. Any ad exchange these days has data showing publisher revenue delta of far more than 4% for cookie-able browsers. It's not just o
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8y ago
Where do you get that IDFA is unique to the publisher?
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samt
11y ago
Yes it is highly offensive to many English speaking individuals in the US. It has historically been used as a highly derogatory term for disabled individuals.
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12y ago
Let's nip this trend in the butt. Outside the organization in question we really have no idea what's going on and who is or is not responsible for a particular poor outcome. It's not fair to the individual - or to the real ex
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12y ago
Either double down and ask for a shit-ton more equity, or quit and find a better job. Life is too short.
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13y ago
The end state here is clearly that everybody will be endorsed for everything.
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13y ago
I've found this to be like serious sports in high school or college. When there are no choices to be made in your life, you do not make bad choices.
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14y ago
Yes, see jailbreaking. iPhones were hacked before a native SDK was officially available.
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14y ago
Usually you would throw in some radomization, ie, 5% of the time the barometer would tell you the opposite of what it really thinks you should do.
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14y ago
Or, it's like so many things in life and it is what you make of it.
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14y ago
Let's face it, "teach big business a lesson" is a convenient press tactic. First Round is a bunch of capitalists like the rest of us.
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14y ago
Save only the hash, or use a data structure like a bloom filter.
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14y ago
It's a bit like choosing your local credit union instead of BofA. Go Daddy is too big to fail but there is no Federal Reserve backing them up.
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14y ago
Ha, I bought the domain montereyscoast.com as soon as I noticed it was available.
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14y ago
Yes, any self respecting ad network will provide targeting by OS!
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14y ago
Yes this works. Just get all the headers correct.
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14y ago
zorked send me a note at sam@rubiconproject.com. I'm happy to walk you through the industry a bit. We could definitely work with you.
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14y ago
CyrusL: could you send me an email (sam@rubiconproject.com)? Can't find an email from your profile.
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14y ago
I had an econ professor who would phrase that as, "if you're so smart, why aren't you rich?"
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14y ago
Brilliant for you, yes. But when does amazon begin to consider this a bug, not a feature? I worry for the day that some new feature is introduced in .azw files that will break legacy devices. Now that would be evil.
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15y ago
Tell me I'm not the first to see the irony of a page full of comments debating ntp, GPS and atomic clocks, while there are two interesting front page stories about the value of ambitious goals.
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15y ago
The KyPass iOS app (over Dropbox) works nicely.
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15y ago
This is a classic arms race. Like states giving tax breaks to invent corporations to move. Just like baseball we are probably all better off with some rules.
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15y ago
How do you figure? The Saudi Prince is "investing" regardless of how the equity is purchased. The question is if this is an "investment" from twitter's perspective. Signs seem to point to no.
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15y ago
The PA office is a bit of a glorified regional sales office. SAP Labs in Palo Alto however does a lot of interesting and original dev work. There are quite a few very good engineers there who would take real offense at this statement.
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15y ago
How about an open database of vehicle license plates to Facebook profiles.
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