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by nojito 4y ago
This data is from an acquisition they made of BlueKai. Not sure why it's hitting the news now. There are equally large datasets available by other entities.
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by nojito 4y ago
You pretty much nailed it. They likely started work when they hired Johny srouji. https://www.apple.com/leadership/johny-srouji/
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by nojito 4y ago
I can spin up and down 100+ node clusters on the 4 largest cloud providers at will. What ops am I missing?
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by nojito 4y ago
We did a cost analysis and found databricks and BQ to be cheaper than a similar snowflake build out. I think people are falling into a trap of not considering costs because “it takes care of everything”.
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by nojito 4y ago
If they didn't send the exact same tools they use people will complain that they aren’t sharing the real tools. It’s a lose lose situation.
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by nojito 4y ago
Conversely 70% of the data is good and valuable.
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by nojito 4y ago
They literally ask you when you set up the device.
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by nojito 4y ago
All tracking is opt in.
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by nojito 4y ago
I’m surprised that people still call Apples stance a “story” All they are saying is that tracking is ok as long as you just ask the end user first. Here’s Steve Jobs in 2010 https://youtube.com/watch?v=Ij-jlF98SzA Are they
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by nojito 4y ago
We don’t for clinical outcomes. There are way more interesting things to model in healthcare than clinical outcomes.
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by nojito 4y ago
What? This isn’t true at all. Many people just prefer to do their work anonymously. https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT213346 Here’s a neural engine bug where one researcher was anonymous and the other wasn’t.
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by nojito 4y ago
>They don't know how to evaluate the results or predict the likely outcomes. Hard disagree. Interpreting baseline models is very simple these days. Granted our models are based on tabular data so YMMV.
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How the New York Times Uses Machine Learning to Make Its Paywall Smarter(open.nytimes.com)
4 points by nojito 4y ago|0 comments
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by nojito 4y ago
It's pretty much guaranteed returns. This investment is a no brainer if you are able to get in very early. The subsequent rounds are where there's little to no chance of success.
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Tech’s Offshore Hiring Has Gone into Overdrive(wired.com)
17 points by nojito 4y ago|8 comments
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by nojito 4y ago
Of course it is. Why is why I (and many others) changed their names to hide it.
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by nojito 4y ago
From my name and city origin you can determine my family's caste.
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by nojito 4y ago
It’s done through seemingly simple questions. Usually dealing with what city they are from, what city are your parents from, are you vegetarian, are you having dessert? I've never experienced or seen the thread searching. Larger person
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by nojito 4y ago
As a US born individual with immigrant parents, I had NO idea how many times I got scoped for my caste. It’s quite amazing how routine simple questions have ulterior motives behind them. Now that I am a more senior in my career, I’ve made i
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by nojito 4y ago
Granted I'm still in tech, but I moved into a tech adjacent role in the healthcare industry. It's great! pay is equal or more than what I what I would have earned I think. Plus I like to think I'm doing something that actuall
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by nojito 4y ago
I moved to management in another industry.
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by nojito 4y ago
Yes it almost certainly does. Sanctions work because they are virulent.
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by nojito 4y ago
> These prohibitions include the making of any contribution or provision of funds, goods, or services by, to, or for the benefit of any blocked person and the receipt of any contribution or provision of funds, goods, or services from any
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by nojito 4y ago
Most of the information in crypto cases is highly redacted to keep the methods and means of how they track transactions secret.
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by nojito 4y ago
How so? We already know that the US has technology to track mixed transactions.
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by nojito 4y ago
None of that matters when he waived due diligence. Again all of that information is public knowledge through twitter's SEC filings.
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by nojito 4y ago
I’ve made hundreds of thousands of dollars on predictit. It was a great way to make a straightforward side income for me for many years.
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by nojito 4y ago
Now you’re just moving goalposts.
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by nojito 4y ago
Far easier to convert our current gas infrastructure into h2 infrastructure. https://www.energy.gov/eere/fuelcells/hydrogen-pipelines
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by nojito 4y ago
It doesn't make any sense not to leverage the infrastructure that already exists.

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