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by dilemma 10y ago
You never know who the unicorn employees are until it's too late - they're working for someone else and either don't want to leave or know what their market value is so they are no longer a "deal" to hire. If you wa
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What evidence is it that you've seen?
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>It's a game in the same sense that life itself is a game. Life isn't a game.
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Definitely haven't. Where is captioning applied with human like accuracy?
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by dilemma 10y ago
No. In casinos the games are designed so that in the long run the house always wins. They don't need to care about odds. The stock market isn't a game; it isn't designed and it continuously evolves.
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Automatic image and video captioning is in a very sorry state. Machines can't do it. Machine learning is rule based. The difference is just that it creates many more rules for more and more granular cases. But it will never be intellig
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But the idea that you can predict the future is absurd. And even if you could, acting on that knowledge would change the future.
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by dilemma 10y ago
You made this up.
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Did it really? Is Bali's GDP per capita comparable to that of United States or Germany?
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Leaked documents from startup Maple show the brutal economics of food delivery(recode.net)
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This.
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Kanye West
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It's possible that leadership cannot be taught, but it can be observed and learnt.
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>VCs aren't bad for this behavior, it's completely rational, but if the big winners look like red flag city initially, a higher investment rate of smaller capital allocations can net better outcomes. And this is one of the reas
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Not every problem a guy has with his girlfriend is necessarily caused by the capitalist mode of production.
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All languages have tones. See how the 'a' sound is different in 'car' and 'can', or 'make'?
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Red herring. It doesn't need to be perfect; it needs to handle an infinite number of edge cases. Humans can, machines cannot.
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>They don't tell you what the 21 features represent. Half of 42.
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So the end game for dang's experiment was "the prostitute, the abandoned child, and the worst thieves of all, the bad politician, corrupted and flunky of the national and multinational companies.”
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Hilarious. I think there's a market for your product.
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feels
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Lots of good advice here, but this is #1.
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Humans aren't programmed by another human.
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Process as competitive advantage is an ace point. Most companies fail from mismanagement. Competitor teardowns is another good one, but what information do you use for that? How do you determine who their suppliers are?
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Awful racist post.
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>I wonder if you even live in North America, the difference is night and day. Do you even live in China?
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The AI community is the source of false information. They will never tell you that AI is fundamentally impossible because a machine cannot think; it can only do as its told by its programmer. That is the bottom line.
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one sweet trick is to design each slide as an image in photoshop. looks much better.
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I've taken TOEFL twice, years apart and in two different countries, and there's no way to cheat on their tests. Have you taken it yourself?
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Universities sabotage undergraduate education by conducting lectures in foreign languages. Interesting.

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