ksm1717

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   by ksm1717 6y ago

   The problem with “the market will sort itself” takes like this is that the market is not as efficient and elastic as we ideally hope. It, first of all, assumes that everyone has the ability and knowledge to pick the operating system that i
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   by ksm1717 6y ago

   It’s my opinion that underutilization is because of application rather than any more ephemeral thing like appearance. QR codes haven’t had a killer app yet, and they tend to be used for marketing rather than any critical tasks that rely on
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   by ksm1717 6y ago

   While the words do sound like victim blaming, id argue that sweeping conclusions that sound like the common rhetoric like “victims can do no wrong” deserve both careful consideration and some wiggle room. Not to mention that it’s a complete
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   by ksm1717 6y ago

   Man, you’re just giving out ideas like this for free?
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   by ksm1717 6y ago

   Log-scaled popularity (number of listeners) multiplied by the average inspiration felt by each person who hears it
6. 156.▲
   by ksm1717 6y ago

   I think you mean a frying pan/fire scenario
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   by ksm1717 6y ago

   You are really well spoken. 2 things: Don’t be fooled by the price of attendance, Rensselaer is a mid tier school. Well said about exhibitionism as a pathology.
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   by ksm1717 7y ago

   I like to call that the survivorship bias bias. Similar to the sunk cost fallacy fallacy
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   by ksm1717 7y ago

   Yet you give two examples of the future being predicted