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I thought the percentage dubious too, but even if the # is 5% likely (vs 0.1% in the general population) it's very valuable to an advertiser.
by mathattack 12y ago
I thought the percentage dubious too, but even if the # is 5% likely (vs 0.1% in the general population) it's very valuable to an advertiser.
- madcaptenor 12y agoAs long as they're not doing something stupid like saying "this person has a 98% probability of buying a parka, let's send them one and bill them for it, but let them return it with free shipping." Then you'd need the accuracy. (Also that's probably illegal, and even if I wanted something I wouldn't want a company sending it to me without my permission.)