How? I know exactly zero people who uses it. However, I do see TikTok videos on Instagram and Facebook all the time.
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#12MAUs?
Number of distinct people that opened the app in the last thirty days
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#15Nice. I wonder what kind of social media is gonna grow next to tiktok/fb/insta
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vrP-_T-h9YM
The bare minimum of high velocity: Content, Query Emotional Response, Receive Emotional Response, Repeat
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#16Like, no company is allowed in US/Europe if it does not recognize Taiwan as an independent state? Isn't it how conforming to local rules and regulations should work?
UPD: clarification due to people mentioning Mercedes, etc: my comment was mostly directed at internet companies.
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#18TikTok has definitely become the platform for short form video content. It used to be YouTube, but it's since matured into a place to watch more well produced videos in the 20 minute range. If you haven't given TikTok a chance, try it out.
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#19Am I the only one who sees it as a problem that US and European companies can't really work on China market, but they leave their markets wide open for Chinese companies? Like, no company is allowed in US/Europe if it does not recognize Taiwan as an independent state? Isn't it how conforming to local rules and regulations should work? UPD: clarification due to people mentioning Mercedes, etc: my comment was mostly di…
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#20Shows how great alibaba's cloud is It's sad they recently got forced to use something else in the west, i bet that was one of the conditions to avoid getting banned in the west ;) That's why we can't have nice things Looks like the american's administration don't want cloud competition globally, reminds me of Alstom's story, and recently OVH 'fires', sort of - https://asia.nikkei.com/Spotlight/Caixin/TikTok-owner-Byt…
Honestly, it shows that perhaps they can migrate the stack easily everywhere else (and indeed they did in the west).