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blahi
10y ago
Are you by any chance taking into consideration only adtech? Because there's much more to marketing than ads...
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10y ago
Where ANNs make life-affecting decisions? I can't say with certainty there aren't companies doing it, but if there are just regulate them out and require transparent models. Speaking from experience, there is a massive shift away
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10y ago
I just love the downvote.
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10y ago
And I bet you haven't trained a model in your life. You don't need the data. You need the model. And regulations like these are already in effect in the US. In banking, for example, it is prohibited to use protected classes (like
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10y ago
Oh god this is embarrassing to be honest. There is no one "interest of the people". There is no "people". There are different groups with different interests. Or are you proposing dictatorship of the proletariat? Because
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blahi
10y ago
Today's wickedfire is similar to WarriorForum. Used to be a lot different though.
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blahi
10y ago
Damn, I can't find the thread. His handle is MarcusPOF but the thread was started on another account (obviously). The forum was wickedfire. There are other regulars lurking on HN. Somebody else might chime in. The forum is dead now and
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blahi
10y ago
I remember how this guy came to a forum and asked whether starting a dating site would be a good idea. Everybody said "no".
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10y ago
I already addressed what needed addressing. I told you that "people to choose democratic representatives that stick up for the interests of the masses" is an impossible task. You prefer to ignore that and/or pretend that it i
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10y ago
You definitely don't sound like you hqve.
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10y ago
Have you been involved in any political decision? Even just at a company level?
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10y ago
>(Though yes, it's exchangeable for both. And time. And space.) Yeah, that's kind of a big differentiation though. Isn't it?
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10y ago
No, I meant using a 3d printer to build cool stuff.
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10y ago
Oh, if that's all that is required then it shouldn't be such a big problem.
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10y ago
This seems like an interesting hobby. How much time is needed to achieve a reasonably high understanding of this work? Not industrial grade expert, but a knowledgeable layman. And where/how can I educate myself?
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10y ago
Oh but it does. Because you will essentially be destroying the wealth of the rich people. They will not agree to that.
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10y ago
The rich people will be less rich in that situation. They are in a similar situation now with the current inflation, but growth of money has to be tied to economic growth or otherwise the rich will feel screwed. I'm not saying it'
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10y ago
This requires a perfectly just world. We do not live in such a world and we probably never will.
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10y ago
The world's population in the 1900 was 1,5B people. By 1970, it was twice that. By the year 2000, it was twice that again! And by 2050 it will be 9B. Where does the money for all those people would come from if not from borrowing (mone
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10y ago
The value in pricing analytics comes from finding ways to discriminate and/or influence purchase planning, not from blindly optimizing your demand curve.
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10y ago
The motto is "SQL Server 2016 - Everything built-in". I think it sums it up pretty well.
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10y ago
In what way is it worse?
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blahi
10y ago
Uhm, if you look back at history, privacy is a very recent thing. McLuhan has a lot of work around this.
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10y ago
The wording "we read your email" isn't quite accurate. There is nobody at google who goes through davb's emails one by one.
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10y ago
The Yahoo deal is US only though...
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10y ago
AG are the original data science folks. SAS was started to help farmers analyze crops 40 or so years ago.
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10y ago
What has this story to do with parent's comment? Also you don't seem to be telling the story fully. The USSR invaded Afghanistan which posed a great threat to the global supply chain of oil which is a threat to the US national sec
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10y ago
The 90s were a result of the same corrupt people refusing to let go of the power. The KGB just went in silent mode and took control of the country through economic means and agents in key positions in the media and judicial and LE systems.
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10y ago
Intelligence implies the ability to reason. What people call AI are glirified calculators. And it,s getting really tiresome.
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10y ago
Uhm, like google now??
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