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by hos234 7y ago
Whether they publish the review or not misses the point completely of how they attract qualified reviewers. If you are capable of consistently attracting qualified reviewers and filtering out the masses and doing it for free by all means do
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by hos234 7y ago
Amazon pulls in thousands of unpaid reviews for any product. Now what do you do? Give all of them the product free? Lets say 3 in 100 reviews are good. And you want those 3 to come back and review the next product. You are even willing to p
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by hos234 7y ago
Here's a difference view - https://www.edge.org/response-detail/10464 And Twitter themselves are talking out being "excited" about the emergence of "social intelligence" - https://bl
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by hos234 7y ago
I hope the internal resistance gets more organized and tactical. Cause this story is not ending any time soon given the number of issues involved. In any large org, its well known which execs up the food chain exist to play empire defense a
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by hos234 7y ago
Cheney and crew not only leaked stuff. They misused it to justify a pointless war that has had a high cost - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iraqi_aluminum_tubes But the way the law works is they get to retire in peace.
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by hos234 7y ago
yup thanks changed
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by hos234 7y ago
Society doesn't need everyone broadcasting. Just like the brain doesn't need every neuron broadcasting its state to every other neuron. That's the fundamental flaw of Social Media and Media in general - Many to Many Broadcast
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by hos234 7y ago
I am still a fan of Googles OpenRefine tool. It's reconciliation feature that helps disambiguate Named Entities etc based on wikidata is really powerful - https://github.com/OpenRefine/OpenRefine/wiki/Rec
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by hos234 7y ago
Well I have heard narratives about white kids in poorer neighborhoods not applying for that gas station/fast food job because they see it as something that the immigrants do. And then getting stuck in a poverty trap leading to crime. T
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by hos234 7y ago
If you come across, and have to deal with a Sickles day to day - maybe as a boss or colleague or employee or in social circles - what would you do? Does anyone have any good strategies?
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by hos234 7y ago
Herbert Simon is who you read first when you thinking about orgs - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Satisficing That will take to you to healthy and productive places.
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by hos234 7y ago
Well you guys better protect that system cause where I live it's like a factory assembly line with well programmed robots herding people through without too much thought to long term outcomes. I have had good experiences only after put
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by hos234 7y ago
Totally agree. Most surgeons are mindless robots. So immersed in their craft, full of themselves and disconnected from the rest of the population that they don't pause to think too much about what they are doing. Not unlike any other p
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by hos234 7y ago
I think larger the population, larger the hyperconnection less interesting/impactful is individual intelligence and creativity. What will overshadow individuals is what the group intelligence/creativity produces. There are no Van
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by hos234 7y ago
I would like a left vote/right vote. Would be interesting to see the posts where both counts cancel under a Header of Neutral (non polarizing) content. Similarly content(posts AND comments) getting "high" left and right count
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The three and a half billion user problem(thecreativefactor.co)
1 points by hos234 7y ago|0 comments
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by hos234 7y ago
Have you thought of Teaching? You could contact schools and orgs that run training/workshops etc and see what full time/part time options are available that suit you. Some of them might have experience with this stuff and might po
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by hos234 7y ago
"Impactful" individuals are those that impact society "e.g., full professors at research-intensive universities, Fortune 500 executives, distinguished judges and lawyers, leaders in biomedicine, award-winning journalists and
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by hos234 7y ago
Thanks for these writeups. This is a very inspiring project.
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by hos234 7y ago
hmm...this 4 Billion queries number comes from where? Looking at Stackexchange most of the sites have less than a million (possible?) queries(questions). Stackoverflow, probably the largest, has 18 million questions. Wikipedia article count
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by hos234 7y ago
The barriers are all in the mind. The simplest way to upgrade skills is to work with teams working on problems of interest to you, where you have to meet up with them, atleast once a week if not more. The social aspect is what drives learni
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by hos234 7y ago
What is not conveyed here is what You need.
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by hos234 7y ago
Yup looks like I jumped the gun there. I was looking at mobility group opex - 41 billion (150 million subscribers). Assumed rest was content (hbo/warner/turner etc). They have a header called "entertainment group" opex -
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by hos234 7y ago
I would because they are spending barely 40 of that on telco. Most of it is being spent on their content play to capture "premium" customers i.e. not the 163 million Microsoft claims don't have basic broadband speed internet
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by hos234 7y ago
Now go and sum up the gross profits of AT&T, Verizon and Comcast and let us know what they are doing with it.
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A Deaf Particle Physicist Making Physics Accessible(symmetrymagazine.org)
1 points by hos234 7y ago|0 comments
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by hos234 7y ago
Interesting. Why did the streaks start only at the middle of the vid?
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by hos234 7y ago
Nature shows us how to process information at ever increasing noise and scale - https://www.edge.org/response-detail/10464
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by hos234 7y ago
"Behind the cool mask lay a high-strung disposition; Canaris was agitated and tormented by fear after each passing danger yet was still addicted to new adventures. Like most cunning people, he hated violence. He was nimble in the face
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Patricia Kuhl on the Cognitive Flexibility of Bilingual Babies(haaretz.com)
1 points by hos234 7y ago|1 comments

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