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by keenmaster 7y ago
I could see A/B testing with minor variations in style and appearance too, optimizing for CTR.
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by keenmaster 7y ago
Exactly. If you're Gap and have a lineup with thousands of articles of clothing, why would you go through the trouble of procuring models? You have to deal with modeling agencies, photographers, set managers, etc... When the AI gets go
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by keenmaster 7y ago
That’s another 100% plausible evolutionary explanation. Autism is caused by genes that correlate with intelligence, which is positive for evolutionary fitness. If you get a certain mixture of those genes, you get autism. That won’t stop the
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by keenmaster 7y ago
I’m sure that exists everywhere, but if the magnitude is greater in America, I’d guess it’s because we live in a culture of hyper-optimization. Autism is just another thing that can be deemed as sub-optimal. It doesn’t even help that we’re
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by keenmaster 7y ago
We’re probably all better off because some people have autism. I wouldn’t be surprised if there’s an evolutionary explanation for its prevalence. However, there are so many consequences to being “abnormal” that most neurotypicals would refu
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by keenmaster 8y ago
Great idea. You should add the ability to create groups. For example, if you join a startup incubator’s group, you will see which of its mentors are available at any given time. You will be able to pitch your app as a way to enhance the val
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by keenmaster 8y ago
I was going to buy the Powerbreathe on impulse, but there is a lack of authoritative news on IMST devices. People on running and cyclist forums also don’t seem to be fans of IMST. Perhaps that’s because it provides lower marginal benefit fo
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by keenmaster 8y ago
That’s why people who reduce such complexity with software are doing God’s work.
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by keenmaster 9y ago
There are so many domains where you can achieve success or mastery so I just don’t buy the central message here. I think most people can be very successful in multiple domains, it’s just a matter of finding them and working hard enough. Gym
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by keenmaster 9y ago
Sure, but perhaps the reduced mental load from having your thoughts instantaneously actualize would free up capacity for a higher quantity and quality of ideas. The somewhat faster feedback loop should also improve reward seeking behavior.
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by keenmaster 9y ago
I blocked Facebook as an adult website on my phone. It’s kind of a hack, there’s no other way to restrict FB use in iOS aside from deleting the app. Good riddance though. Now I can’t plop down on the couch, open FB, and get lost in that cha
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by keenmaster 9y ago
I agree. On the whole, with a service economy and comparative advantage, we should be better off as a result. Automation, however, is redistributing a greater share of wealth to those with capital. The adverse side effects of that phenomeno
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by keenmaster 9y ago
I took that as a reference to the decline of manufacturing in the United States.
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by keenmaster 10y ago
Assuming you're not trolling, it's impressive that you're 10 and on HN. I think modern culture, in a bad way, encourages people to take their inclinations to the extreme. If you have ADHD, you're not just someone with t
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by keenmaster 10y ago
It's pretty amazing how Apple can singlehandedly hold back the mass development of a useful technology. That's not to say there was any nefarious intention in doing so. Jony Ive will probably serenade us with a good reason in shor
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Apple Joins Wireless Power Consortium(theverge.com)
3 points by keenmaster 10y ago|1 comments