> the way this team published their results The results weren't formally published.
It used to, when I cared a lot more. But at this point in my life work is just a means to an end - a source of income to allow me to pursue passion projects and support my family. I do my job as well as I can and when…
And that appears to be a dupe of: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36693994
I feel torn about how sites (like reddit/Twitter mentioned in the article) are going about their monetization. Surely these companies can not run these sites for free long term - they have to make money somehow. As a…
Of course not, I just didn't see how the number of Threads users relates to tax sites selling your data.
I don't reckon that is super on-topic unless you are trying to relate this article to the amount of people willing to hand over their personal info via Threads/Meta. But that seems like an aggressive reach.
> the way this team published their results The results weren't formally published.
It used to, when I cared a lot more. But at this point in my life work is just a means to an end - a source of income to allow me to pursue passion projects and support my family. I do my job as well as I can and when…
And that appears to be a dupe of: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36693994
I feel torn about how sites (like reddit/Twitter mentioned in the article) are going about their monetization. Surely these companies can not run these sites for free long term - they have to make money somehow. As a…
Of course not, I just didn't see how the number of Threads users relates to tax sites selling your data.
I don't reckon that is super on-topic unless you are trying to relate this article to the amount of people willing to hand over their personal info via Threads/Meta. But that seems like an aggressive reach.