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Reddit's IPO price depends on more ads being seen by users. To maximize this, they run experiments on user accounts to determine the effectiveness of ads and quantify user engagement. Gathering these metrics requires introspection into specific user behaviors, something they don't get from third party apps. Hundreds of experiments are being run on user test groups at any given time [Ed: Reddit's total headcount is a few thousand]. Loiter as you're scrolling? They are interested in what was on the screen. Screenshot something? Another datapoint. Copy a link and remove the guid? The copy is stored even if you trimmed the fat off the url. |
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WagnerkriegI was up all night anyway. |
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JuntaA few details emerge about the Wagnerkrieg. |
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Cleaning houseThe Reddit saga and the indieweb. |
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A new series on LLM-assisted coding Jon UdellIn the 20th episode of my Mastodon series I pivoted to a new topic: LLM-assisted coding. After three posts in the new series, it got picked up by The New Stack. Here's the full list so far, I'll update it here as the series continues there. 1 When the rubber duck talks back 2 Radical |
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Startups for the Rest of Us Podcast - Michele HansenMathias and I were on Microconf Founder Rob Walling's Startups for the Rest of Us podcast. We shared the founding story of Geocodio and talked about competing in a commodity industry. The transcript is available here. |