Nowado

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by Nowado 4y ago
It would be the same world in which countries don't spend on armies. It's the same exact thing.
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by Nowado 4y ago
It just keeps happening. People used email lists for everything, then forums for everything, subreddits for everything and companies are now using slack for everything. It is not in anyone's interest to educate users on picking communi
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by Nowado 4y ago
They likely don't mean 'customer' in the sense of a paying one, but a person with a need you can fulfil and resources to compensate you with. It's sort of potential, not yet actualized aspect of a 'customer' as
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by Nowado 4y ago
That particular problem is pretty much solved historically: at specific distances between critical logistic locations sleeping spot, chargers, food, mechanic shops etc. will pop up due to an obvious and predictable market pressure. There ar
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by Nowado 4y ago
Unfortunately it comes (mostly) from knowing your audience. You can get into training design and it will help a fair bit, especially if your setting allows for interaction with audience, which lets you check if they 'know' somethi
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by Nowado 4y ago
In terms of this particular tech previous obvious limitation, namely no blinking, worked for something like a quarter from discovery. Venn diagram of people who someone wants to trick by this particular tech, those who read any security gui
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by Nowado 4y ago
Location of manufacturing doesn't determine location of monetization.
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by Nowado 4y ago
A separate signal is user leaving SERP, going back to it and checking another site - somewhat clear sign of failure of a site to deliver. And users leave if your page loads slowly.
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by Nowado 4y ago
Again, what's the issue with that? How is organization suffering from it?
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by Nowado 4y ago
You're laughing, but there are popular plugins for doing exactly that.
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by Nowado 4y ago
Science is pretty well defined, just (some!) STEM students have issue following the line from epistemology to statistics.
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by Nowado 4y ago
Very convincing methodology. Ask people on subreddit and LinkedIn a question. Then write another article based on 'I swear, dude'. Link it as a source for this 'article'. Write the rest of the 'article' by imag
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by Nowado 4y ago
That's a lot of people to dehumanize with a single swift no true Scotsman.
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Ask HN: What are your favourite free Copilot alternatives?
8 points by Nowado 4y ago|5 comments
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by Nowado 4y ago
There's research in neurodietetics, for example https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3105244/ I can't quite tell how strong each and every paper in the field is, nor would this be the place
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by Nowado 4y ago
That's definitely an optimistic spin on Nietzschean resentment morality.
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by Nowado 4y ago
Which is going to lower conversion. Significantly. Whole reason why any service is paid monthly is because it's just makes more money over customer lifetime.
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by Nowado 4y ago
Knowledge (very widely understood, including more nuanced understanding of words, internal simulation of future actions etc.) would have to never come in contact with the external world. I guess you could argue that at the point of observat
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by Nowado 4y ago
Pure supervised learning is straight forward to point out in our society I think, schools and all. Let me start by saying, I misremembered and believed RL is considered supervised. Since it's actually not, that dramatically changes my
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by Nowado 4y ago
Calling children learning (or any biological system learning) unsupervised is kind of insane. Kid touches hot stove. Gets feedback. Kid tries walking. Gets feedback. Kid talks to someone. Gets feedback. I have hard time even coming up with
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by Nowado 4y ago
Do you think this is some kind of financial institution and not just a chill, simple company moving around records on a ledger? : )
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by Nowado 4y ago
I can't tell how serious, but just in case. Probability of recession ('how often do you check?' question aside) is fairly low. If you can guess what specific number comes up on a dice roll 50% of the time, you're good at
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by Nowado 4y ago
Assuming one needs to be a junior to become a senior that would be using the same filter twice.
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by Nowado 4y ago
I'm absolutely loving the idea of deepfake-detection security SASS developing an easy to use live deepfake system. Crassus tradition is truly immortal.
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by Nowado 4y ago
Yes.
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by Nowado 4y ago
Mental models are a perfectly interesting part of experimental cognitive psychology, no need to attack them over that post.
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by Nowado 4y ago
Now that's mixing up user and client.
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by Nowado 4y ago
I'm sure it would be, but then you're indexing whole youtube with respect to words spoken in each video. A thing that Google, arguably the best organization when it comes to indexing stuff, is working on.
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by Nowado 4y ago
It is exactly that. I'm not sure what the norms are on linking vs copying own posts here, so for now I'm going with both. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30369746 21 points by Nowado 62 days ago | parent | co
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by Nowado 4y ago
I'd guess it's, somewhat obviously, strongly context dependent. If you're talking to people who, for w/e reason, have large influence on your life, who you are stuck with and who are not very numerous, investing heavily

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