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    Comment #18572914

    Hi dang. Can you tell me why all my comments are automatically dead? I've sent a bunch of emails to hn@ycombinator.com asking about this but haven't gotten a reply to any of them.

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    Comment #18566350

    Soros was long Facebook and Alphabet in the 13F filing before he gave his speech and was long Alphabet in the 13F filing that covered the period in which he gave his speech [1][2].…

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    Comment #18564782

    Hi dang. Can you tell me why all my comments are automatically dead? I've sent a bunch of emails to hn@ycombinator.com asking about this but haven't gotten a reply to any of them.

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    Comment #18563035

    >We are (rightfully) concerned about silencing voices or communities. But our commitment to free expression makes us disproportionately vulnerable in the era of chronic, perpetual …

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    Comment #18544719

    >The rent seeking point from Stratechery is taken directly from Apple's own earnings calls where they are now measuring their success based on revenue from this rent-seeking instea…

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    Comment #18534009

    >And Facebook elected to move its corporate nexus to Europe to tax dodge. I don't think their HQ is in Europe but they probably have subsidiaries in Ireland, Netherlands or Luxembo…

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    Comment #18513083

    Someone on Something Awful made one too but this one looks a lot better (and is up-to-date). https://didgoogleshutdown.com/

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    Comment #18510524

    Here's another site that someone on Something Awful made. https://didgoogleshutdown.com/

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    Comment #18455795

    I actually sent them 3 over the past two weeks but never got a reply. I'm guessing no one stays on top of the inbox.

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    Comment #18454747

    A few months ago Bloomberg published a story which I'm 99% sure was directed by Facebook PR, in-line with their strategy being reported on in this story [1][2]. Also can any mods t…

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    Comment #18454167

    >“We’re not going to traffic in your personal life,” Tim Cook, Apple’s chief executive, said in an MSNBC interview. “Privacy to us is a human right. It’s a civil liberty.” (Mr. Coo…

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    Comment #18423757

    It's kind of absurd that any company has to make a specific arrangement with Amazon in order to protect their brand. Nike reached a similar deal with Amazon [1]. Last year's ruling…

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    Comment #18423498

    Apple's unit sales for iPad were declining YoY for a few years (after rocketing out of the gate) before they stabilized. iPhone unit sales have been more or less flat for the past …

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    Comment #18415870

    >Amazon inked a similar partnership with Nike last year that allowed both companies to reduce counterfeits on Amazon and gain stronger control over unauthorized third-party sales o…

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    Comment #18402247

    Bloomberg had a report earlier this year saying they'd have ARM Macs in 2020, which makes sense given that lines up with the work they're doing in Marzipan now [1]. They're also ma…

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    Comment #18378326

    Almost all of Apple's security features are invisible and by default and don't get in the way. They're striking the balance between user experience and security.

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    Comment #18360755

    Count on Wyden to propose the legislative equivalent to Do Not Track. Fortunately, the politics has moved away from an an-tech industry friendly bill.

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    Comment #18359049

    It will force the market to stop viewing them as a hardware company like Dell or HP and instead view them as the ecosystem company they are. That's why they're doing it.

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    Comment #18355445

    Intel's gross margins are high enough (especially on the higher end chips) that it makes sense for Apple to design their own chips for Macs. Rumors are pointing to 2020 for when it…

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    Comment #18351342

    How would it do anything about the great firewall? All of these services will need their regulatory approval to operate there. Also China has an anti-satellite missile program. htt…

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    Comment #18347654

    I think you'll like this talk by Anand Giridharadas [1]. He makes the point that the tech industry still thinks they're the pirates and don't realize that they're the navy. [1] htt…

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    Comment #18340686

    Intel's gross margins are high enough that I'm willing to bet that Apple will design their own chips to pocket that difference (or cut prices and take market share).