helicone

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by helicone 1y ago
he would not. he would direct police to arrest anyone involved, or random people if the culprits can't be found, then spin it into a need for stricter surveillance on people's personal computers so they can't violate the priv
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by helicone 1y ago
this but you almost certainly don't need the drugs
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by helicone 1y ago
Was your account sending spam?
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by helicone 1y ago
I don't think they care one way or the other. They haven't ever been profitable, and so they're likely going to build up data and pull the rug on all of their users by suddenly declaring themselves a data broker. They won&#x2
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by helicone 1y ago
anarchy isn't required for them to starve. these people could be jailed and their assets frozen, for example, and their jail food would then be stolen by the more physically intimidating inmates. regardless of your political opinions o
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by helicone 1y ago
Thanks again for your feedback! Just to wrap this back, I suspect there's a way to process these sessions really quickly to figure out what the user trends are in ~real-time. This way you can do the same thing you're already doing
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by helicone 1y ago
heavy rain is good art. and its really accessible to first-time gamers because its more like an interactive movie than a game
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by helicone 1y ago
I didn't mean for it to be misleading, I apologize. In the post I mentioned my concern over the economic viability of solving this problem for them, I intended that to be a clear signal of profit motive on my part. That's true, I
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by helicone 1y ago
I'm interpreting from this that you have more data than you have time to process, so you go after the signals in order of how close they are to the user's complaints (user convos, etc). And this implies to me that your ideal scena
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by helicone 1y ago
that's interesting to hear, thanks! and it does confirm my suspicions. If you don't mind me asking, when you watch sessions, do you have a better way to prioritize the session you watch than just picking at random? For example, do
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by helicone 1y ago
why can't I do both? if nobody else has the same problem I'm just gonna hack together some scripts, call it a day, and charge them like a contractor. if the problem is more generalizable then it's worth hunkering down and bui
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by helicone 1y ago
No worries! I've seen the same trend with the new AI products in this space, having researched it briefly for this problem. They seem bolted-on and built as afterthoughts. I've been watching a lot of user sessions recently and I&#
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by helicone 1y ago
Well I'm asking if people have found ways to get the data of (how bad a given product is, what makes it bad, where these problems are, & how to fix them) more quickly and more broadly than can be achieved by a single person's
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Ask HN: Why do my friends' users hate the product? Is it worth finding out?
2 points by helicone 1y ago|13 comments