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by adi_kurian 7mo ago
People would have a different response if they did not, in my view accurately, perceive that wool is being pulled over their eyes.
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by adi_kurian 7mo ago
Did it lose important detail?
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by adi_kurian 7mo ago
How quickly could we electrify our economies and what dent in oil dependence could be made with a will?
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by adi_kurian 7mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decoy_effect
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by adi_kurian 7mo ago
Worth noting that it very much can cause feelings of depression, also.
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by adi_kurian 7mo ago
It is a spectrum disorder. Among those who have had first episode psychosis, the first break, there is precisely zero point on the spectrum where it's not worth treating it. A tragic illness that wreaks havoc on the lives of the indivi
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by adi_kurian 7mo ago
Mostly, I wrote "this won't age well", then appended the circular comment as I didn't want to sound like an arsehole. Looks like I would have been better off!
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by adi_kurian 7mo ago
This won't age well, or my comment won't age well. We'll see!
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by adi_kurian 7mo ago
After having, as a teenager, having been, unbeknownst to me, a bonafied in the flesh content marketing tool of Spotify, it was thrilling to cancel my subscription this year as I learned more about their advertising business and clients.
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by adi_kurian 7mo ago
Nah. That's not what is being discussed here. ChatGPT has literally gone Taboola / soap opera. I would gander that they have some ghastly asinine language in a prompt saying something to the effect of: "At the end of every me
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by adi_kurian 7mo ago
Is it materialy different than a landline (in the rights signed away, not the data emitted/captured)?
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by adi_kurian 7mo ago
It's already begun.
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by adi_kurian 7mo ago
You are not crazy for thinking that. However it appears that it takes pretty disasterous consequences for us to be able to walk anything back.
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by adi_kurian 7mo ago
Brand identity. In retrospect, a shibboleth, I incorrectly assumed to be in wider knowledge as I spent most my early career making and selling them. If curious, the original idea is closer to systems engineering than marketing. Probably the
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by adi_kurian 7mo ago
I have to be honest, I was being completely sarcastic, and thought the quotes illustrated how it was legitimate writing.
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by adi_kurian 7mo ago
Not at all.
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by adi_kurian 7mo ago
Yes mate insane clickbait. Look at these passages: "Investors in Thompson's venture accused him of cheating them out of promised proceeds and after years on the run he was jailed in 2015 on a criminal contempt charge. But last yea
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by adi_kurian 7mo ago
Is your baromiter of success the acquisition of cash?
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by adi_kurian 7mo ago
This appears to have McKinsey's brand ID.
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by adi_kurian 7mo ago
You know the trades are union, i.e., left wing? If you went to my hometown and asked working class men who work with their hands whether they support the conservatives, they'd laugh in your face. Have you heard of the AFL-CIO?
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by adi_kurian 7mo ago
My Scottish mate with the surname Houston would side with the Texans, on this one.
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by adi_kurian 7mo ago
Common Crawl has free egress
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by adi_kurian 8mo ago
Contractions
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by adi_kurian 8mo ago
What would the ideal response have been, in your view?
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by adi_kurian 8mo ago
A little pessimistic of a take, IMO. You may very well be right, though.
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by adi_kurian 8mo ago
If you have not yet heard of it, look into gait recognition. Any battle for anonymity is a losing one, it appears.
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by adi_kurian 8mo ago
$40bn High revenue to active user
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by adi_kurian 9mo ago
The DSM-5 work group chair said the move was based on brain imaging showing gambling activates reward systems like drugs do [1]. That's not grandfathering, that's reclassification based on neuroscience. Your source is a comparison
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by adi_kurian 9mo ago
The only way this is defensible is if they contracted out thousands of hours of custom content. Which from a quick scan they might have. If not, this is, at best, a remarkably poor outcome for the price paid.
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by adi_kurian 9mo ago
I don't follow. DSM-5 (2013) moved gambling into 'Substance-Related and Addictive Disorders.' What specifically are you saying happened in DSM-4? Thanks for sharing. I'll read Berridge. The distinction you're drawin

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