caylus

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   by caylus 10y ago

   Or the DMV. "The time people spend at our office is a good measure of whether we're delivering value to them."
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   by caylus 11y ago

   > If it isn't smart enough to see that "don't turn humans into paperclips" is part of the context of "make more paperclips" It'll see, but it won't care. See http://lesswrong.com/lw
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   by caylus 11y ago

   I've seen a few "Tinder for <X>" apps out there that try to emulate the swipe model for things like hiring, events, business connections, etc. I haven't found any of them useful; I think they overgeneralize the Tin
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   by caylus 11y ago

   I think there's a number of interpretations of the results: 1. Women suffer more "stress and anxiety", "difficult tradeoffs", "time constraints", "burden of responsibility" and "conflict wit
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   by caylus 11y ago

   > What we did is we had them predict on a zero to 10 scale how members of the opposite sex would rate them in terms of their attractiveness > accuracy was not significantly better than chance I think this experiment conflates people h