scottmcleod

Yeah just look at BBB reviews for subscription companies...

Amazing

This is the biggest issue; they are already controlling the media for large population of young Americans.

No kidding...

The answer is Miami

Blah blah blah. This is a pretty poor take.

Its not "crap" its literally the same parameters to understand where the traffic comes from.

Thanks for screwing over marketers for no reason.

This is just not true. From firsthand experience and just any basic research.

A scrape is not a leak

Bad management/uninformed...Who the hell works at Yahoo?

Remote is not the end all, hybrid is likely here to stay. And NYC is best place to live/work as a young person...At home all day on the computer? Sure rather have thousands of options for the evening instead of a dozen..

It's been a scam coin since the beginning. Should be shut down and stopped..

Not surprised

Lol what... WebEx, Cisco, Meet etc etc... Lot of alternatives.

Yes because small businesses get the tests first in a lot of cases

Lol everyone in here is such a baby...We spend $500k a day on FB with great support; platform rarely breaks for us as we get features later.

If you're spend $100-1000 a day you get tests and early UI/UX. Spend more get out of the baby support tiers. Someone has to the best test bed.. might as well be the smallest clients.

Shot themself in the foot. RIP.

Things will course correct

more inventory and demand than advertisers.. CPM falls. What do they expect?

This is seriously just a purchase event for a t-shirt that OP got. There is no mysterious Lan Tim 2 its just a random app for a random merchant that uses FB Ads and uses offline conversion / uploads.

Why is this even surprising? What kind of product team doesn't track user behavior for improving the product or supporting other features?

Spoiler alert most TV's in the US already sell this data..

This is the most san francisco thing ever..

Thanks - Hard to make any better than direct founder reply to clear up confusion.

Uhh this article is useless click bait.

Maximize for learning and personal growth. Startups provide the best place for this. If you have any dreams of being a founder your self, you need to spend time in trenches.

If you are a "career" man or woman, I still say spend 4-10 years at startups, then go grind with the usual suspects. By spending time at a startup you acquire a diverse/well rounded set of skills that make you an exceptional team member at big companies down the road. Forget an MBA at anything but a top tier university, do startup(s).

Pssst for most careers it hasn't been worth it for 20 years

I really loved Yahoo Pipes - Was ahead of its time if you ask me..Built some very cool automations on top of this. Basically was IFTTT and Zapier well before them.

Uber's board is failing the company and the public right now.