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Comment #48884764
This is neat. It's like a framework and language in one. Congrats on the launch! The tooling for it feels quite novel. I get the allure of having zero dependencies but... the reaso…
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Comment #48545713
Thank you for making this. Brings me back to Sid Meier's Pirates.
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Comment #47893964
For some reason you are being downvoted but I wanted to echo your sentiment. As someone who tries to switch things up for every next task, the productivity of Claude Max is worth e…
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Comment #45335263
How can you virtuously reminisce about the heydays of the open internet and then vaguely allude to gatekeeping the internet?
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Comment #44975902
I'm sick and tired of seeing similar headlines and articles that reference the MIT report. It is incredible lazy journalism and borderline click bait. The MIT report was created by…
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Comment #44230101
According to Genius, some fans believe the lyrics to reference when he toured in the Philippines and flew to Japan after. https://genius.com/14147648 The timing of the song being r…
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Comment #43887548
Same, any existing study I've read follows abuse-level or Chronic usage. Would love to know affects of recreational usage. I'd imagine such a study would be quite difficult because…
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Comment #43548596
Many find it hard to understand which is why affiliate networks create studies, write articles, and post reports with results, similar to the one I posted. Retailers don't go in bl…
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Comment #43548493
Yes, now this I wholeheartedly agree. The system itself is not right and you can definitely credit MegaLag to drawing industry-wide attention to this issue. People are hating the p…
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Comment #43542995
Actually if you check wayback they've been telling us straight up since 2016 they make money off of commissions. https://web.archive.org/web/20180125135216/http://help.joinh... Aff…
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Comment #43542933
That's fair. But consider a retailer who has budget to spend with the goal of increasing sales. Here's a study one of the largest affiliate networks did on shopping extensions - ht…
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Comment #43542832
YouTubers have no idea how much money they are losing due to last click attribution. They're mad that it could be a lot but in reality it is more likely very little. MegaLag posted…
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Comment #43542808
What do you feel like the lie was?
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Comment #43541280
Sure, and in those cases those retailers may choose not to partner with Honey. However, Honey maintains an active partnership with quite a lot of happy retailers, even after PayPal…
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Comment #43541256
The article I linked supports this but to put it simply, Honey delivers a return on ad spend. Your first point is true, but Honey and other extensions practice "stand down" where i…
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Comment #43540757
Retailers have budget to spend and have that spend deliver a return. It's just a simple return on investment. CJ, one of the biggest affiliate companies even encourages working wit…
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Comment #43540731
This is not true. In the affiliate marketing space, Honey won many awards for being great business partners. Yes, there are examples of retailers being impacted when Honey picked u…
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Comment #43540681
What is he blatantly ignoring? He's actually in a comment right above directly addressing mitigating last-click with stand-down policies.
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Comment #43301614
Sounds like you are taking MegaLags’ video without a grain of salt. Honey does not touch Amazon affiliate links (you can test this) and yet many enraged influencers just use Amazon…
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Comment #41292225
Everything I've seen from Roblox just seems so rough across the board. Poor UI, poor graphics, poor gameplay. There's a sense of freedom that is quite refreshing kind of like Gary'…
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Comment #39135002
Most useful would be to browse Discord in the web view and summarize all the noisy chats Would also be cool to have the extension click into every link of search results and spit o…
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Comment #37139274
Good article, but I'm going to hard disagree on two-way data-binding. At scale, you're asking for a very bad time.
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Comment #36065342
This is kind of a shame. I was hoping from the headline that it would be a PSP successor. Instead, they're coming out with something already accomplished by this: https://playbackb…
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Comment #35154496
If this gets added to Google Docs and made free for public, English teachers are going to have a hard time knowing if their students wrote anything
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Comment #34792410
For the longest time I've wanted to join Google just so I could commit code that says if (center 50% of screen) force show the street name