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by haffi112 6y ago
Are any phones produced today that are not based on work under conditions like those mentioned in the article?
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by haffi112 6y ago
Did you consider becoming a solutions architect?
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by haffi112 6y ago
You're right, it was wishful thinking of me to assume that a competitor would be morally responsible and more profitable than Facebook.
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by haffi112 6y ago
Yes, I do not think so. I expect Facebook's goal to be to maximize shareholder value within the bounds of regulations. I do not expect an entity such as Facebook to behave in any other way. From Facebook's perspective, the current
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by haffi112 6y ago
I agree with that. However, nothing is preventing Facebook from doing this. Facebook is incentivized to act as you describe. I do not see it as Facebook's responsibility to act in another way. Governments need to regulate this behavior
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by haffi112 6y ago
I still think it is not Facebook's responsibility to decide the best way to filter information for people because their incentive is to keep people on their platform. Those incentives do not necessarily align with providing unbiased op
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by haffi112 6y ago
How do you solve the problem of displaying information equally? There is already so much noise out there anyway; Facebook recognized the need for a filter like a newsfeed. Facebook is incentivized to keep people on their platform and, there
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by haffi112 6y ago
The title is exceptionally provocative. I do not want to defend Facebook per se. However, blaming Facebook as an entity seems over-simplistic (feel free to correct that view or possibly unpopular opinion). Look at it this way: A social plat
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by haffi112 6y ago
The effect for this experiment is like too small to be significant. Either the study should have been longer or there should have been more participants. The data seems to suggest there being an effect albeit a small one. The interpretation
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by haffi112 6y ago
It's not clear that there is any causal relationship between the dentist appointment and the resulting events. Possibly this event was bound to happen and it just so happened that the subject was visiting a dentist. At least I hope peo
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by haffi112 6y ago
A book is a somewhat large time investment. Often it is worth it but often it isn't. The main problem is the sheer amount of books out there. Deciding what to read next is a non-trivial decision problem. Currently I'm basing my de
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by haffi112 6y ago
I can't recommend this enough. Here is an option for Firefox users: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/auto-tab-disc...
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by haffi112 6y ago
For Firefox I am using an extension called auto tab discard ( https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/auto-tab-disc... ). It will suspend tabs from memory that have not been opened for a given time but y
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by haffi112 6y ago
What type of annotations do you offer?
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by haffi112 6y ago
Start by making agents by using heurists and not AI. Once you have these in your game at least you can release it. If you are not happy with that performance then you can start to look at RL methods.
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What tools are you using to build and visualize knowledge graphs in 2020?
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by haffi112 7y ago
Imagine in the future that your computer, composed of biological neurons, could literally die.
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by haffi112 7y ago
Here is one simulator you can use: https://briansimulator.org/ Generally it is not known to my best knowledge how or whether the brain uses backpropagation (knowing that would be a huge result). However, several papers have
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by haffi112 7y ago
In my experience a lot of people have the coding skills to be a data engineer but lack the ability to understand the value they can create.
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by haffi112 7y ago
I wonder if this is also the case for neurons in other animals. Probably it is, but it would be a stunning revelation if it is not the case.
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by haffi112 7y ago
This raises the question of whether infections trigger our bodies to get rid of bad cells such as cancerous cells as the immune system handles it? If we are never sick in a clean environment does the cancer rate go up? Has this been studied
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by haffi112 7y ago
> Sounds like the start of a truly horrifying Black Mirror episode That episode already exists. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hang_the_DJ
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by haffi112 7y ago
It could be an example of publication bias, from the wiki article on effect size [1]: An example of this is publication bias, which occurs when scientists report results only when the estimated effect sizes are large or are statistically s
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by haffi112 8y ago
I love Workflowy. For me the single most valuable part of it is how effortless it makes it for me to write down some quick notes that I can get back to (or not) later.
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by haffi112 8y ago
I once received an email from an academic in a field close to my field where he offered 70$ for every time I would cite one of his papers. I never responded to the email but I imagine that many would be tempted. I can only imagine him showi
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by haffi112 8y ago
You can use it when determining the best solution being tested in as few trials as possible. Say you are selling a product and you are AB testing something related to buying the product. When a user visits the site you ideally want to give
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by haffi112 9y ago
I think that absolutist thinking has something to do with social signalling and interpretation thereof. Someone who thinks in an absolutist manner might be more likely to jump to conclusions based on vague evidence instead of collecting mor
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by haffi112 9y ago
A common side-dish with the skate is hnoðmör (they are often mixed together). It is composed of sheep fat (mör) which has fermented/rotted until it is even a bit hairy (with green hairs). Then it is kneaded back together and sold. You
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by haffi112 9y ago
What about water consumption? Maybe these coffee drinkers are likely to be better hydrated than non-coffee drinkers and the effect is not due to coffee at all?
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Scientists create the perfect wave for surfing(sciencemag.org)
1 points by haffi112 9y ago|0 comments

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