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2071.
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htrp
10y ago
This is the Mossad argument on cryptography.... if your adversary is Mossad, they'll just rubber hose cryptanalysis you, if your adversary is not Mossad, a proxy is good enough.
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htrp
10y ago
Let's get to clinical immortality before worrying about scientific stagnation.
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htrp
10y ago
GS is one of the few firms that understands how to use tech to out-execute their peers. They probably have better proprietary systems developed 10 years ago than most companies have today.
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htrp
10y ago
I'd imagine its more on explosive yields. 178 detonations in 1962 spaced out versus 50 weapons of the multi-megaton variety within short succession.
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How should you structure your Data Science and Engineering teams?
(fast.ai)
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10y ago
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2076.
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htrp
10y ago
Secret investment (or VC it out). Reputational risk is a real thing. I do wonder how much coverage glass would have gotten had it not had the Google halo around it.
2077.
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htrp
10y ago
Any incentive system you develop will be gamed.
2078.
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htrp
10y ago
>How many successful companies do the exact opposite of Google? Have you done any research to determine which company succeeded: in spite of, because of, or no effect, from these models? What about the - surely - hundreds or thousands of
2079.
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htrp
10y ago
>and the Sophie's choices for cell phones is pretty bad! Mind elaborating?
2080.
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htrp
10y ago
Hanlon's razor
2081.
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htrp
10y ago
Unless you buy the company in liquidation (chapter 7 style) which is more and more what this seems like.
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htrp
10y ago
To be fair though the 1, 3, and 4 are all pebble. 2 is that coolest cooler project
2083.
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htrp
10y ago
I'm impressed that they're spamming you via the search terms. It's like a new unblockable form of native advertising.
2084.
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htrp
10y ago
The free PR and the recruitment value almost entirely offsets the prize cost.
2085.
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htrp
10y ago
Think this is a shift across all disciplines of the social sciencse, where numerous results are not reproducible. Economics especially has a rash of issues (probably like psychology) because experimentation is performed on a sample of popul
2086.
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htrp
10y ago
why not debrief?
2087.
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htrp
10y ago
The only problem with that is that at some point you get into outright (justified or not) paranoia. Is your computer the victim of a supply chain attack? Did someone intercept your switch/router in delivery?
2088.
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htrp
10y ago
At the rate you go, you would have to turn entire areas of Manhattan into car free zones. They proposed congestion pricing but that died quickly.