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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perverse_incentive
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0. Humans are bad at predicting the future. Make sure you're socializing that fundamental principle, especially to the customer. 1. You also need to model your project in more than one way as a self-validation. PMI-certified PMPs espec
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One point that seems to have been lost in the comments is that academia is a 'safe space' for tough questions, theoretical questions, questions that don't have a profit motive. The degree to which they actually tackle those t
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I never said better or worse. Policy-shaping influence is not anywhere close to 'buy these sneakers' influence in terms of potential impact. If an entire generation believes they're entitled to, say, government-supported ret
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Celebrity influence is newsworthy in this context because an entire generation's financial decisions and literacy can impact that society's future in significant ways - for better or for worse.
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LPT you can use all your vegetable trimmings to make stock so long as you have roughly the proper proportions. We just keep them in the freezer in a bag until ready to make stock, and we do it in our instantpot with a dash of AC vinegar. On
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I love Apple but this whole mishegoss has completely undermined the brand for me, and it'll take a long time before I trust Apple again. I don't even play any games, it's about respecting the rule of law with some grace inste
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This would be great these days if the fact checkers hadn't already outed themselves as propagandists as well. Good luck finding truth in the forthcoming miasma of Old Internet.
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This article is a bit light on "how" because it's blogspam. That said, I'd love to hear from other HN folks on finding fractional executive roles, CTO or otherwise.
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That's quite an obscure reference and book; how did you stumble upon such a thing?
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I'd like to thank Google for incentivizing everyone to get away from them and onto more distributed platforms. IMHO, we have a moral obligation to support open source as a function of freedom and democracy.
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I'm fine with that. That's a fair exchange of value. I'm not fine with them using that intellectual labor for any purpose whatsoever, indefinitely, forever. The only way to win at this point will be not to play; the downstrea
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I was enriching them by agreeing to view ads – not granting unlimited and perpetual use of my intellectual labor. One is a fair exchange of value, the other is highly exploitative.
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> If people on reddit wanted to get paid for their opinions, they wouldn't be posting them for free on a publicly accessible forum that does not even require an account to view... People post on the internet 'for free' wit
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While I agree with the handrail sentiment, these inane and meaningless controversies make me want the machines to take over.
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You should know that if you're interacting with an AI tool through various social channels – facebook, twitter, instagram, texting – those chats are not only being actively read by the employees of that company, but anyone who is respo
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You think industrialized education is an opportunity to demonstrate flexibility, ambiguity, and independence? Huh!
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Whenever I read about the job market, there's always these massive gaps in either the reporting (or my understanding): 1. Job applications disappear into a black hole once submitted. There is no clear understanding as to what happens b
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AAPL's recent behavior has really degraded the brand for me personally. Like I won't be buying the Vision Pro because I'm not really sure I want to get further locked into their ecosystem if they're this hostile towards
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Our social divisions means they don't have to invade in order to unseat the U.S. as a global superpower.
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Ragebait
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Not sure if this breaks HN's rules, but I'd love to hear anyones suggestions on favorite split keyboards. There's a lot of homebrew boards out there that're very small/light but I have sausage fingers and the demean
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The technologists that read HN have created a surveillance panopticon that will make it very easy for the state to go after unpaid taxes – particularly those who can't afford the army of accountants, laywers, and lobbyists required to
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I took an art history class at my local community college just on a whim. I ended up traveling with the professor and a few students to Europe on an 'art history tour' and it was absolutely mind-blowing. If you are truly intereste
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> It's just my opinion Sure, and I'd love to change it! If your opinion is "art must wow me immediately" you're missing out on a huge chunk of the human experience! Not saying you have to go become an art histori
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You're (perhaps unintentionally) conflating interpratation with inference .
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"Anything above that is interpretation." bzzzzzt wrong! ;) History. Context. Culture. Aesthetics. All of these things can be associated with objective facts , not just relative interpretation. As a for-instance, Guernica is a dep
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Think of google as a gigantic 3D matrix, and you are a node. There's four people surrounding you, and one below, all angling for your budget or job, respectively, and one above you that thinks you're either a threat or chattel. Yo
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Please describe to me what you think "the actual content of the painting" is.
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Popularity isn't highly correlated with artistic value. AI art is attractive to people who a) want to experiment/discover (novelty) b) have mediocre/no taste (commodification) Don't get me wrong, I like a lot of the amaz

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