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   by malshe 1y ago

   I suspect it is Instagram more than Facebook. Instagram is still quite popular among younger generations.
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   by malshe 1y ago

   Congratulations on the book release. Do you plan to make an audiobook version for it?
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   Business-to-Investor Marketing: The Interplay of Costly and Costless Signals(journals.sagepub.com)

   3 points by malshe 1y ago|0 comments
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   Everything I've Learned so far About OpenAI's Agents(leonfurze.com)

   8 points by malshe 1y ago|1 comments
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   by malshe 1y ago

   I don't know much about how the UK functions but it seems very strange that a company simply sells its ownership of the shop to another company including all the inventory after failing to pay taxes. This is limited liability^2 in that
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   by malshe 1y ago

   We have a similar situation in the academia specifically for teaching. Many faculty members are stressed because they fear the admin will start replacing them with AI. Anyone who has done any teaching in the classroom knows that we are nowh
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   by malshe 1y ago

   Thanks for the reply. Do you use Bayesian models for this? Btw, Pete Fader[1] has done so much work in customer valuation where estimating the probability of purchase is a crucial aspect. Maybe you already use them. [1] https://m
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   by malshe 1y ago

   If I understand it correctly, you estimate the probability of purchase given the user characteristics, behaviors, etc. If this probability is below a cutoff, you offer a discount. Did I get it right? Is the cutoff itself a function of other
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   by malshe 1y ago

   > The search engine part is especially nonsense Maybe you need to read "Everybody Lies": https://www.harpercollins.com/products/everybody-lies-seth-s...
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    by malshe 1y ago

    I used https://openaudible.org/
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    by malshe 1y ago

    Where do you get DRM-free epub files?
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    by malshe 1y ago

    I used to get them from Audible and my collection has more than 400 audiobooks. However, I realized that I rarely listen to a book twice so buying audiobooks wasn't the best use of my money. Then I discovered Libby and Hoopla thanks to
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    The Dangers of AI Personalization(time.com)

    5 points by malshe 1y ago|0 comments
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    by malshe 1y ago

    Agree 100%. What a waste of an article.
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    CEOs Start Saying the Quiet Part Out Loud- AI Will Wipe Out Jobs(wsj.com)

    4 points by malshe 1y ago|2 comments
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    by malshe 1y ago

    Gift link: https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/ai-white-collar-job-loss-b985625...
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    by malshe 1y ago

    Tesla's installs fell in Q1 too: For the second consecutive quarter, deployments of its Powerwall and Megapack stationary storage products have declined, according to stats released by Tesla.
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    by malshe 1y ago

    I checked this fund's performance going to the first link you shared. In the last about 3 years it underperformed S&P 500 by 2.5%
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    by malshe 1y ago

    There is a lot of discussion in this thread about the novelty of this research. This is because TAMU's PR piece is not accurately describing what this research is about. The paper's abstract highlights a different contribution alt
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    by malshe 1y ago

    What's going on with Cerebras IPO? Someone is selling a lot of Cerebras shares on private companies marketplaces for the last few months. I have seen shares priced anywhere from $30 to $55.
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    by malshe 1y ago

    For me this goes higher up in this list
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    by malshe 1y ago

    I have observed that DeepSeek hallucinates a lot more than others for the same task. Anyone else experienced it?
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    by malshe 1y ago

    Saving it up for the weekend. Thanks for sharing!
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    by malshe 1y ago

    I read many of his books growing up. His collections of short stories are fantastic. No Comebacks[1] in particular is phenomenal. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_Comebacks
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    by malshe 1y ago

    Gemini 2.5 summary and highlights: [cite_start]This report, based on the expert testimony of cybersecurity specialist Bruce Schneier and supplementary documents, outlines the significant cybersecurity risks created by the Department of Gove
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    by malshe 1y ago

    > Amortization makes sense for things that have some inherent value. Like a microscope or computer. I am nitpicking but since a microscope or a computer is a tangible asset, the correct term is depreciation. Amortization applies to int
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    by malshe 1y ago

    > Then again, perhaps as boss of DOGE, Musk will just use his "special government employee" status to bring the USPTO to heel, purging it of the experts needed to regulate his business, just as he did at NHTSA. I clicked on the
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    by malshe 1y ago

    Thanks for sharing this. I did not know this existed
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    by malshe 1y ago

    I hear the tax argument all the time but it doesn't make any sense to me. Taxes don't change daily. The retailer knows the final price and they can accordingly show that price to customers. In Texas the sales tax is 8.25% and it h
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    by malshe 1y ago

    The Bigme display is unavailable on Amazon. "Currently unavailable. We don't know when or if this item will be back in stock."