Could be game-changer for remote teams. I like the no download.

Yep, you can access the cloud-based browser via any local browser, without any install. Yeah it's a bit meta....

you can click on the title or go here https://remotehq.co/36IvlAy

We should just assume everything is cancelled

Come to italy - it is.

No thanks!

Ok pretty useful. Actually can do a lot more than the usual video conf guys. I like that it's all browser-based.

Pretty cool. I messed around with scraping biotech execs buy signals and it worked pretty well.

We have a smart board in our office that no one uses. I'll hav e to give this a spin to see if it sucks less. Hopefully far less...

This is cool!

I am surprised too that Mopub has slipped so much. It would be awesome to see a time series of all the SDK install base over time.

Twitter is the champ in snatching defeat from the jaws of victory

Have you seen the exodus from Twitter? Most of the senior Mopub team left within months of the acquisition. The CEO left within 6 months. Yeah, I think I'm surprised it didn't slip more.

Oh yeah Twitter is cooked. Their Crashlytics SDK is awesome. Answers is good too. I actually think if they spun out their SDK biz, it would actually be a real interesting business.

I find it interesting that the Google SDK isn't in it. Also why would they have both Crashlytics and Apteligent/Crittercism? Don't they do the same thing?

There's an article I read saying that they will have sponsored locations soon. So I doubt they will monetize via a 3rd party ad SDK anytime soon. They'd rather sell the inventory themselves.

With explosive growth, the last thing they want is to monetize it so soon. They'd follow the FB and Youtube playbook to get it to even higher scale and stickiness first before selling it themselves. The sponsored location type ads make more sense that throwing up a video ad, which totally ruins the experience.

They would have to buy thru Google since it's a Google spin out. However, Google SDK isn't present in the app now. Unity SDK is in for the game engine and it's the same SDK that can serve ads. https://medium.com/@kevinleong789/what-sdks-does-pokemon-go-...