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- Comment on YouTube tests removing viewer counts — here’s what we know 2 weeks ago:
To hope you find new content. YouTube had been putting random low watch count videos in my feed. I never click on them because of their low view count. The thumbsnails make them look like they’re high quality videos. Without the view count I have no idea if they have 1,000 views or millions. They’re hoping I will click on them, subscribe, and spend more time in the app.
- Comment on Facebook 2 months ago:
I remember everyone posting that when Facebook went public not realizing it was about being listed on the stock market
- Comment on It is what it is 2 months ago:
Isn’t it peak shitposting to host on Facebook?
- Comment on BMW Adaptive Suspension Can Be Added via Subscription. Suspension As A Service (SAAS) 2 months ago:
You do realize all car companies do scummy things? BYD along with others uses parts serialization so you can’t install any parts unless BYD installs it for you an updates the software to take the new serial number.
- Comment on “Immensely disappointing”: Nike killing app for $350 self-tying sneakers 4 months ago:
Running shoes will focus on function with support, breathability, moisture wicking, and breathability. They aren’t necessarily the most comfy shoes to walk in because your gait is different walking vs running. The front of the shoe will have more cushion to help support you pushing off in your running stride.
Sneakers are meant to be more stylish everyday shoe. They focus more on form over function.
You’re right there can be overlap. Adidas ultra boosts are stylish enough to be worn every day and are technically a running shoe. Not a lot of runners use them but they do offer the function of a running shoe.
- Comment on “Immensely disappointing”: Nike killing app for $350 self-tying sneakers 4 months ago:
That’s the sneaker market, not running shoes
- Comment on Chinese battery developer unveils new tech with 1,300-mile range that could revolutionize EVs: 'An important piece of the puzzle' 6 months ago:
Not Toyotas first time either Toyota has said their solid state batteries are just around the corner.
- Comment on IBM demonstrates useful Quantum computing within 133-qubit Heron, announces entry into Quantum-centric supercomputing era 10 months ago:
Computers only operate with a 1 or 0. Quantum computing is the ability to have multiple values between 1 and 0. This allows for more complex calculations to be done with less steps.
- Comment on Pasta 10 months ago:
Not a shit post but I did eat one when I was in Colombia. It was actually very tasty.
- Comment on Here as well 10 months ago:
Sorry to break it to you but vanity sizing has made clothes bigger
- Comment on the Perks of ownership... 11 months ago:
Be glad you don’t live in a high cost of living area, my first thought was envy of how cheap that was for you.
- Comment on Beeper Mini’s iMessage app for Android is broken, possibly by Apple 11 months ago:
Something everyone saw coming
- Comment on Robinhood CEO defends payment for order flow, says practice is ‘here to stay’ 11 months ago:
I mean what do you expect from a brokerage that charges nothing for trades? It’s not like they’re a giant brokerage who can make up no cost trades with financial advisory fees
- Comment on Walmart, Costco and other companies rethink self-checkout, some stores removing them 11 months ago:
I think it depends. Sometimes they are scanning everything, sometimes they just scan the large items.
- Comment on Toyota boasts new battery technology with 745-mile range and 10-minute charging time — here’s how it may impact mass EV adoption 11 months ago:
And that’s assuming they put in a battery that large and not a marginally bigger battery than the competitors.
- Comment on I hate getting up early. 11 months ago:
I remember reading in college and essay about school is for making you tolerant doing the same thing say in day out for 50+ years 8 hours a day. It really clicked and made understand why I did so poorly in high school but thrived in college.
- Comment on Salesforce looks to poach outbound OpenAI staff with "full cash" compensation offer 11 months ago:
Must be great to read if you were one of the employees laid off from these companies.
- Comment on After earning $544 million in its most recent quarter, Unity says even more layoffs are 'likely' 11 months ago:
Revenue is how much you sold stuff for. Profit is how much did you make after paying for everything to run your business. They got $544M but spent $668M, so they didn’t make a profit.
- Comment on Cheese 11 months ago:
My kind of post
- Comment on After earning $544 million in its most recent quarter, Unity says even more layoffs are 'likely' 11 months ago:
It’s a bit more complicated than that. There are a lot of accounting tricks to be constantly making losses but end up cash flow positive.
I don’t work or invest in Unity so I don’t have a great understanding of their metrics but companies I worked at would constantly capitalize new projects to add expenses in the future. You can structure sales deals so a new feature is added late in the contract. That pushes revenue out, but you can collect more cash early.
If unity didn’t do share buy backs this quarter, they would have a positive cash flow. Which points to they should be a profitable company but instead are using accounting tricks to post losses to lower tax bills.
- Comment on After earning $544 million in its most recent quarter, Unity says even more layoffs are 'likely' 11 months ago:
They didn’t earn $544M, they had $544M in revenue. They lost $124M but it’s all due to their decisions. They have a great operating margin in the 60s and spent all the money elsewhere.
- Comment on [deleted] 11 months ago:
Not unless you pirate it
- Comment on Gonna be a great day! 11 months ago:
People would just go on the internet and tell ties? I don’t believe you.
- Comment on Blueberry milkshakes 1 year ago:
For those who don’t know, the blue liquid is their blood
- Comment on YouTube cares less for your privacy than its revenues 1 year ago:
You can drop Google. Every company maximizes their profits. They only care about you if it helps them.
- Comment on Don't worry - AI will actually make your jobs better, Microsoft says | TechRadar 1 year ago:
That is what happens with technology. Fewer people doing the same work. Before Excel it would take hundreds of finance professionals to manage budgets, now it’s a dozen.
The question is if there is enough new work to go around for people now that a lot of basic tasks are getting automated with AI. It so, more work will be available for people, if not, expect a lot more unemployment.
- Comment on When the natural gas industry used the playbook from Big Tobacco | As early as the 1970s, research showed that gas stoves produced indoor air pollution. 1 year ago:
It’s not just when you’re cooking is the problem. It’s always releasing toxic fumes
- Comment on Amazon's drone delivery program is the joke it always sounded like. 1 year ago:
I remember people were hyped when they announced on Thanksgiving 2012 that drone delivery service was right around the corner. Brilliant marketing from them because people were hyped.
- Comment on What happened to Airbnb? 1 year ago:
OP was saying Airbnb still works for some people today despite the many complaints outlined in the article for users.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 year ago:
To be fair, I’m only quoting what their marketing material sent me as a subscriber.