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by dilemma 9y ago
>I'd love to be proven wrong, but I don't think this part of PM can be taught. Nothing in the entire world can be taught. It must be learnt.
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by dilemma 9y ago
I think you should read the GP again.
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by dilemma 9y ago
I think you've misunderstood the parent. By making explicit that the founder does all these things, it makes the urgency of hiring and delegating clear.
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by dilemma 9y ago
What do you mean "to be fair"? You're touching none of the facts. You just seem like a fanboy.
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by dilemma 9y ago
You're subjective when you mention some platforms but leave out others.
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by dilemma 9y ago
Indeed. Chinese companies will be dominating a wide array of industries due to their better ability to develop products that comes from having access to local manufacturing and the best supply chains.
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by dilemma 9y ago
>However, you have to tell me up front what evidence you will accept that your position is wrong. Do you reciprocate and state ahead of this what evidence will make you accept that your position is wrong?
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by dilemma 9y ago
>Most people on the Internet are actually spending their time in a small number of ecosystems, like Facebook, Google, Twitter, YouTube. Each of these has its own set of rules, which ultimately defines how we communicate and therefore the
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by dilemma 9y ago
>In the case you presented, the biases are in the dataset itself. The code that is going to handle the data is also biased in some direction. Its actions is value-based, coming from that of the creators of the algorithm. This is why all
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by dilemma 9y ago
800 yen for ramen is standard and has been for years.
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by dilemma 9y ago
No, the article contradicts itself and makes an incorrect claim. First, it says that iPhones are bought as statement pieces, ie their hardware. Then, it says iPhones aren't as popular in China because Androids can use WeChat too. These
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by dilemma 9y ago
No, he is saying that Apple has a smartphone monopoly in the quoted paragraph.
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by dilemma 9y ago
The real problem for Apple in China is that their brand simply isn't as strong as it is in the US. It has nothing to do with WeChat.
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by dilemma 9y ago
Germany has the largest low wage sector in Europe. Switzerland doesn't have competitive manufacturing.
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by dilemma 9y ago
>2. Gödel's Incompleteness Theorem only applies to systems that are perfectly logically consistent. Not sure how Penrose didn't notice, but humans... aren't. Why are humans not logically consistent then, if they are as mat
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by dilemma 9y ago
>The point of artificial intelligence is not to create a conscious intelligence, but to create intelligence that can do many of the useful tasks that we can do. No. If it isn't conscious it isn't intelligent. There is no AI wit
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by dilemma 9y ago
>So that applies to you and your view too, right? Or is it only other people's views? It applies to both you and me.
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by dilemma 9y ago
No, I think you do know exactly nothing. What you believe you do know may be completely wrong since you have no first hand experience and read things filtered through the cultural biases that exist in each of us, and when applied to another
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by dilemma 9y ago
>When asked directly, they just deflect talking about the opaque 'algorithm.' This is precisely why "AI" cannot be trusted and why code must be publicly auditable.
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by dilemma 9y ago
Yes, Didi is universal across the country. You can order Didi through WeChat and actually what you get is a regular taxi car, not a Uber-type freelance driver.
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The Importance of the Emotionally Fit Founder(medium.com)
5 points by dilemma 9y ago|0 comments
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by dilemma 9y ago
I actually think lean startup is more academic than effectuation theory because the former can be clearly defined while the latter cannot. Hence why one of them is popular and the other not
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by dilemma 10y ago
》The result is that a startling 100% of CEOs report that they suffer from stress and, according to research by Apollo Life, one in four say they struggle with insomnia. Many multinationals have launched expensive well-being programmes in re
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by dilemma 10y ago
Very nice. The design makes me really want to use it. Does it sync calendar and tasks with Exchange/Office365?
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by dilemma 10y ago
Stratechery is generally very high quality but there's a lot of storytelling and a lot of ideology in there. I'd even call it magical thinking; something to make business analysis exciting for a wider audience than just executives
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Wendy’s is not taking anyone’s shit anymore(avclub.com)
2 points by dilemma 10y ago|0 comments
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by dilemma 10y ago
Some of those things are built on HTML5 and are not part of the app itself. They also let external companies and partners build these apps within WeChat to extend functionality (taxi, ticket booking, ordering food, etc.).
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by dilemma 10y ago
>By exporting WeChat, China not just exporting a chat app, but also exporting a vital function of its Great Firewall: it's ability to control communications between citizens within it. Even for democratic states like India, where We
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by dilemma 10y ago
I think contract work is common in these industries because most work is project based and often different in essence. A comedy and a thriller likely needs different creative talent. It's also very much based on personal networks, so a
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by dilemma 10y ago
It's more likely a problem with your environment (job) than yourself. Work isn't fun.

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