Fiachaire

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Ask HN: Why is Facebook telling me a friend has been active for 57 minutes?
1 points by Fiachaire 6y ago|0 comments
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by Fiachaire 9y ago
I'm fairly certain it isn't. It's phrases are repeated, certain nouns or other parts of speech are used way more than I would imagine a neural network would be limited to.
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by Fiachaire 9y ago
Just a reminder: This article is an ad for a web crawler/content marketing service. The purpose of the article is to be viral. Data is selected and presented to that end. See especially "The Tragic Data Behind Selfie Fatalities&qu
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by Fiachaire 10y ago
If your clients come to you for help with student loans, aren't most of these figures blatantly obvious or hopelessly misleading? Think of it this way: Only 1% of people over the age of 53 needed our help with student loans and also li
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by Fiachaire 10y ago
The 'report' is drawn from Earnests clients. Earnest bills itself as the bank of tomorrow, but seems to profit mainly by student and personal loans. As such, one of the requirements to get a loan/be used in this totally scien
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by Fiachaire 10y ago
Just a reminder that the Priceonomics blog is self-promotion designed to show clients they can get people online to viral-market the website/brand/service for them. The data and how it is presented may or may not be true, but it w
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by Fiachaire 10y ago
My guess is the math works out. As they said $10 isn't a great amount of people, and if you're after less than 4% CTR then the overlap is probably negligible. While Priceonomics makes an effort to appear as though it respects your