Decker87

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by Decker87 6y ago
It may or may not make you feel better, but it was never really a viable business model as a nonprofit. They have to compete against Google, Amazon, etc. and people have bills to pay. It's not that they became villains, it's just
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by Decker87 6y ago
Can't speak for everyone but for the way I handle promotions it's pretty simple: Impact is what matters.
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by Decker87 6y ago
Wow, how very unusual.
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by Decker87 6y ago
This study is from April, I wonder if there's been any substantial progress on whether this hypothesis is true?
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by Decker87 6y ago
It depends a lot on the model, but some are probably making way more than they'd make elsewhere.
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by Decker87 6y ago
I think you can fight it becoming mainstream or easy to find, kind of like other types of illegal porn.
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by Decker87 6y ago
Agreed.
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by Decker87 6y ago
Perhaps because you didn't read it?
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by Decker87 6y ago
I heard someone once joke that Asians and Indians are granted non-minority status because of their high math scores.
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by Decker87 6y ago
Nah, you'd just have wealthy people deciding how they calculate the score and making sure they can tweak the numbers to show their kids are disadvantaged.
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by Decker87 6y ago
I've experienced this in the opposite direction: depression and anxiety have been effective at preventing life goals.
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by Decker87 6y ago
Fair point, but there's just no way all the management work fits in 20% of one's time unless they are managing like 2 people in a very narrow problem space.
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by Decker87 6y ago
It is true that better datasets are sorely needed, but what would you suggest Yann and other researchers do about it in this situation?