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“Stepped up antitrust enforcement” should have meant “scrutinize more small deals that can still have big local anticompetitive effects” not “arbitrarily decide that tech companies are too big.”
While I'm vocally skeptical of the current administration's approach to antitrust, this oped makes the same mistake: over indexing on the tech cases/companies
Most antitrust is much more mundane and beneficial
www.wsj.com/opinion/anti...
Most antitrust is much more mundane and beneficial
www.wsj.com/opinion/anti...
Opinion | Antitrust Is the God That Fails and Fails
Justice’s Google case may finally bring home trustbusting’s irrelevance in today’s economy.
www.wsj.com
December 2, 2024 at 1:43 PM
“Stepped up antitrust enforcement” should have meant “scrutinize more small deals that can still have big local anticompetitive effects” not “arbitrarily decide that tech companies are too big.”
Reposted by M
There's no longer any upside to Twitter over Bluesky. Twitter's engagement is terrible, it downranks external links, and you're subjected to straight nazi shit if you write even the most banal post. Why are we subjecting ourselves to this?
December 1, 2024 at 2:11 AM
There's no longer any upside to Twitter over Bluesky. Twitter's engagement is terrible, it downranks external links, and you're subjected to straight nazi shit if you write even the most banal post. Why are we subjecting ourselves to this?
Great reminder that CA isn’t the only state that is slow at counting.
Does it feel crazy that #CA13 isn't decided yet, 3+ weeks after the election?
Psh, that's nothing. This is probably the earliest we'll know the winner of all 435 House districts in several years.
Gather 'round, children, for a thread of elections past...
Psh, that's nothing. This is probably the earliest we'll know the winner of all 435 House districts in several years.
Gather 'round, children, for a thread of elections past...
November 28, 2024 at 6:05 AM
Great reminder that CA isn’t the only state that is slow at counting.
Bluesky app opens links directly in my browser rather than an in-app browser experience (no need to follow users around for ad purposes). That alone makes it better than all the other apps
November 26, 2024 at 1:12 AM
Bluesky app opens links directly in my browser rather than an in-app browser experience (no need to follow users around for ad purposes). That alone makes it better than all the other apps
Now we’re cooking, feels like I’ve been able to refollow a great deal of people I followed at the old place and organize into lists. Which Threads somehow still doesn’t have?
November 25, 2024 at 12:54 AM
Now we’re cooking, feels like I’ve been able to refollow a great deal of people I followed at the old place and organize into lists. Which Threads somehow still doesn’t have?
Seems great
blocks won’t be the only load-bearing moderation feature we’re adding though, so there will be ways to subscribe to lists that block people without showing you personally mean to block them
https://blueskyweb.xyz/blog/4-21-2023-atproto-developer-ecosystem
https://blueskyweb.xyz/blog/4-21-2023-atproto-developer-ecosystem
The AT Protocol Developer Ecosystem
The AT Protocol's developer ecosystem is growing rapidly. Today we’re shipping app passwords, a short-term solution for authentication that will let users experiment with new clients without having to fully trust them.
blueskyweb.xyz
April 29, 2023 at 3:47 AM
Seems great
Look at this place. Bluesky is already growing up! Idk about Mastodon but feels like there’s some real momentum here - keep the feed behavior simple, slowly add features + QOL updates and we’re in great shape
April 27, 2023 at 10:36 PM
Look at this place. Bluesky is already growing up! Idk about Mastodon but feels like there’s some real momentum here - keep the feed behavior simple, slowly add features + QOL updates and we’re in great shape
The beginning of something new. Let’s go
April 11, 2023 at 7:15 PM
The beginning of something new. Let’s go