goodhacker

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by goodhacker 6y ago
I think we forget the hidden cost of not being able to run well targeted ads. If we remove the ability to advertise this way, it increases the barriers to entry for new business. Right now, due to highly effective targeting any small startu
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by goodhacker 6y ago
The only sensible comment here
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by goodhacker 6y ago
Isn't abstraction of any sorts essentially creating a 'black box' I.e the higher level system doesn't need to understand the lower level system as it's not need or isn't relevant. My thoughts are it's scar
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by goodhacker 6y ago
Feels like a shrewd purchase. Build your own from scratch for 3 billion or take a stake in one already built for 500 million. Interesting it's only 20% though
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by goodhacker 7y ago
I would tend to agree with this. Except in the UK it isn't purely based on colour but based on class. White working class kids who come from coastal towns are some of the most deprived and underrepresented segments of the UK population
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Brexit, What Will Change(bloomberg.com)
3 points by goodhacker 7y ago|0 comments
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The Bull Market Almost No One Saw Coming(bloomberg.com)
2 points by goodhacker 7y ago|0 comments
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by goodhacker 7y ago
Not really applicable to the situation. A pro business centrist Conservative won with a large majority. Labour is the only party along with the BNP (white supremacists) to be Investigated by the human rights commission for racism. The talk
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by goodhacker 7y ago
Yes, but this is to be expected. I think we are nearing the 'trough of disillutionment' in the Gartner hype cycle. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hype_cycle
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by goodhacker 7y ago
K'nex is a great one!
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Rolls-Royce Pitches Nuclear Reactors as Key to Clean Jet Fuel(bloomberg.com)
2 points by goodhacker 7y ago|0 comments
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(and Worst) Mince Pies of 2019(bloomberg.com)
1 points by goodhacker 7y ago|0 comments
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Emmanuel Macron Has an Algorithm for Taking Control of Europe(bloomberg.com)
1 points by goodhacker 7y ago|0 comments