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    Comment #24081637

    True... though "588/user" is more digestable than "588/current user but likely accounting for future growth which is why there is a premium - though we can't be sure that userbase …

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    Comment #24081437

    Yeah, i guess full ownership gives them all the upside/control/ability to integrate with their other projects/ambitions.

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    Comment #24081366

    hmm you're right. I wonder why that is...maybe the percentage skew of content creators to consumers..I'm sure there's more to it too

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    Comment #24081291

    “At a market cap of $755 billion (at point of writing) Facebook’s per user value is around $288. If Facebook is some leading indicator for the pinnacle of per user value for social…

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    Comment #23775984

    “We’re competing against free,” Jeffrey Katzenberg says referring to the likes of youtube and social media platforms like TikTok. “We have to offer something that is meaningfully, …

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    Comment #23754508

    The original google blog post being referenced - http://ai.googleblog.com/2020/05/federated-analytics-collabo... ‘A ctrl+f for ‘privacy’ brought the word up thirteen times – the su…

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    Engagement with NY-Times after SlateStarCodex fallout hasn't tapered

    An observation as I'm just logging in/browsing for first time after the slatestarcodex shutdown post a couple of days ago and was intrigued to see NYtimes still enjoys very good en…

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    Comment #23637848

    "Mahajan describes six tools: dimensional analysis, easy cases, lumping, picture proofs, successive approximation, and reasoning by analogy. Illustrating each tool with numerous ex…

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    Comment #23610500

    Edit: I'm 50:50 on whether they take the negative press hit of publishing this anyway. If they publish without name included - everyone still finds out the name of the "flippant" w…

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    Comment #23610343

    paywalls are getting more and more effective. I remember when it used to lag and you could stop the page before the paywall kicked in!

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    Comment #23610318

    I've heard the term seamfulness in design before without properly grasping it and it took me some time to flesh out. The basic gist as I understand it is that our experience of the…

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    Comment #23609634

    What a beautiful way to map out the terrain - I immediately feel inspired to use this as a starting point for hobby-research projects. Only problem is now i'm inclined to check the…

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    Comment #23609231

    Great read on the possible rationale - Summarising #1 It Hurts Google - erodes googles dominance vis a vis commercial access to geospatial data + a viable reason to collect valuabl…

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    Comment #23608986

    "As with the carrion crow study, when these crows were presented with playback of a more familiar acoustic style—in this case a Japanese speaker—they didn’t show a strong reaction.…

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    Comment #23597791

    Well said. I can't help the feeling that i encounter more "eager contrarians" both in real life and online (moreso online). Perhaps the way social media is though - pays to be adve…

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    Comment #23597637

    Agree - original comment was on the meta not the specific. So where there is no specific group or context in which to place said "contrarian" - just a description of what was felt/…

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    Comment #23597566

    As a counter-point to this being a "veiled reference" - Your comment that the article is a reference to something that's happening in the world could conceivably apply at any given…

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    Comment #23597282

    Thanks for clarifying. Exactly what i was getting at - my "default state" was based on the Contrarian sans context (i.e. for the sake of it). Think it's an interesting thought exer…

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    Comment #23597250

    With all due respect - I think you've oversimplified a bit. It goes without saying that "intellectual curiosity to opposing ideas is good". I think anyone would agree contrary view…

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    Comment #23597123

    Yep - I can definitely agree with the need for checks/balances. I was just fascinated to find this implicit bias in my "starting point" and wondered if others had a similar or diff…

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    Comment #23596923

    "algorithm shows it first to a small subset of users. These people may or may not follow the creator already, but TikTok has determined they may be more likely to engage with the v…

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    "You will likely have a sense of where you fall in the orbit of the group(s) you affiliate with: closer to the core or closer to the fringes of some formation. Your feelings about …