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by Reebz 6y ago
That's ok, but based on your example, how would a human apply an algorithm that it can't determine why it worked? We're not talking about "Not Hotdog" here. Application of a model in a real-world at-scale scenario i
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by Reebz 6y ago
State of the art performance is being broken in multiple fields rapidly these days. However, AI explainability has a long way to go. Scaling opaqueness makes this problem worse. Fine tuning labels black-box style is a terrifying concept to
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by Reebz 6y ago
I am trying very hard to use Clubhouse, but unfortunately I am having the same experience. I have followed people who I find interesting and groups that align to my interests - but the loudest figurative voices are still the ones who pop my
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by Reebz 6y ago
Agree with you in principle. I think the point I'm trying to make (and I could be communicating it poorly) is that these tools allow for building a summarized, retrospective, and opinionated view of data. This often doesn't meet b
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by Reebz 6y ago
Why dashboards and BI tools suck: 1. Much of the context is abstracted away when charts and summaries are crammed into a (usually) single page. This makes it hard for people to interpret quickly and requires a high degree of data literacy 2
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by Reebz 6y ago
It is early, but there’s a biosensor patch being developed to address some of this: https://www.nutromics.com.au/
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by Reebz 6y ago
I’m not sure either. Let’s add to that list: Best Buy, Target, Walmart...
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by Reebz 6y ago
I agree with you, but I made points A and B in my original comment that you replied to.
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by Reebz 6y ago
It’s a disappointing misunderstanding to see the blog post lead with design != marketing personas, and then try label psychographic and demographic usage against each, respectively. Marketing is finding product market fit. Product is a sub-
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by Reebz 6y ago
This is how I use them too. Personas are the idea or target, you validate the persona against the data collected related to segments/cohorts, etc. Drift of cohorts from personas shows a change in behavior that needs to be understood.
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by Reebz 6y ago
Not marketing. That type of language comes from legal and the “never proactively admit fault“ mantra
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by Reebz 6y ago
It’s statistically safest to live on Mars to avoid bear attacks.... the data matters. There’s limited real world application, and that’s what matters most. Semantics and arguing definitions isn’t useful.
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by Reebz 6y ago
The author is using a tool designed for landing pages. The quality of the samples are going to be wildly different and that needs to be taken into account. Linkedin calculates an ad impression (last I checked) as 50% of the ad is on screen
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by Reebz 6y ago
I did, and I think there's a lot of p-hacking going on. Leading with TV advertising is disingenuous at best. The ebay example twists the concept of user acquisition (new customers) and purchases (new or old customers). It is a common
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by Reebz 6y ago
Across this and the other[0] highly active digital ads post, there's 3 interesting forces at play: a) technologists screaming "ads are literally the worst societal cost, like ever" who don't want to understand the indu
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by Reebz 6y ago
Often you get the data in aggregate, bought and sold as an “audience”. It’s a Boolean flag if a person in the audience. Basically an array of IDs for people in the audience (true). Almost always the data seller masks the ID of people in th
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by Reebz 6y ago
Snoo. It is an expensive baby crib with smart features and an app. The Snoo has added a number of hours per week to our (parents!) sleep schedule and aided sleep tracking. This makes baby’s sleep schedule planning, and just about everythin
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by Reebz 6y ago
Hi Peter, is it possible to self sponsor yourself with your own startup for a visa? For example, an E-3 and assume that the applicant is an Australian citizen.
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by Reebz 6y ago
Brian Balfour is a good resource for growth topics. I took his Reforge program many years ago, and it was useful and quickly applied.
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by Reebz 6y ago
Thanks for the reply. To clarify, I was referring to their Gradient Notebook specifically [1], which seem to have feature parity and have the additional benefit of vertical integration. https://gradient.paperspace.com/noteb
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by Reebz 6y ago
Congratulations on the launch! Do you see Gradient (paperspace) as a competitor, how do you compare?
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by Reebz 6y ago
It is more commonly known as Astroturfing
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by Reebz 6y ago
Disciplined Entrepreneurship by Bill Aulet. He’s actually had a couple of exits which can’t be said for most authors in the space.
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by Reebz 6y ago
If you reverse it: Effectively it’s the manufacturers outsourcing a sales funnel.
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by Reebz 6y ago
I am eager to try it, but are all these permissions necessary? You agree that Discoverify will be able to: View your Spotify account data Your email The type of Spotify subscription you have, your account country and your settings for expl
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by Reebz 6y ago
I’m excited to try this. Are there plans for notification snooze/focus assist (windows) activation and deactivation management via Session? For me, the biggest pain point when focusing are externalities, not so much me personally drift
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by Reebz 6y ago
Anecdata caveat and all that, I agree with your views. If I think about how I've used HN in 2020, it is primarily the Octal iphone app and I default to the "Show HN" filter as a workaround.
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by Reebz 6y ago
I did this recently as I moved apartments, I think you were given incorrect info. You can easily open multiple policies under the 1 account (e.g. your move out date is June 1 and your move in date is May 15).
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by Reebz 7y ago
While I agree, it wasn’t just general public opinion. In NYC at least, it was widely stated in the media by government officials and doctors that masks were unnecessary if you’re healthy, and actually could be bad because people were 1) rem
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by Reebz 7y ago
This is extremely impressive. The value prop, the product, all of it. It resonates. I was at a startup 5 or so years ago, and now am at a very large company. The world of pain you enter as a small shop when the Large Co. takes you through t

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