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11y ago
My bandit system generates an ordered list of the content for each individual user. I then will track if the user came back tomorrow or churned. Yes, they may churn due to many other factors, but the signal of the content itself is strong
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I get the same effect using bandits. I practice my craft by spewing out volume rather than focusing on quality. The penalty I pay for the bad content is negligible because the bayesian bandits cull them very quickly. I am learning and ge
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11y ago
It was featured in "Thinking Fast and Slow", and those authors seem quite academically rigorous.
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11y ago
Here's what everyone is missing. Don't use bandits to A/B test UI elements, use them to optimize your content / mobile game levels. My app, 7 Second Meditation, is solid 5 stars, 100+ reviews because I use bandits to op
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11y ago
I've been using bandits in my mobile apps for the last 3 years and am now packaging them as a saas REST API. Message me if you want an early look.
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The practice of Vipassana is to observe present experience nonjudgmentally and to eventually meld with present experience so there is no Observer. So it's the exact opposite of what you're describing.
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The author claims he can't feel the positive emotions because he expects what is coming. One can train their brain to avoid this trap. I am a "smart" person, but through Vipassana meditation and gratitude practices, my mind
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11y ago
What do you guys think about Saas vs licensing containers? With Saas, the vendor takes care of operating the infrastructure. With containers the customer is responsible for the infrastructure. Which do you prefer and why?
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Forget about raising money right now. Build shit fast. Ship ship ship ship ship ship ship. Read "The Lean Startup": http://www.amazon.com/Lean-Startup-Entrepreneurs-Continuous-...
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You record your level from anxious->relaxed and distracted->present before and after the meditation session. As it gathers more personal data points it predicts more accurately your level of improvement with different length meditatio
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11y ago
So I wrote a super geeky meditation timer that predicts your mood and learns how long you should meditate: Guru:Smart Meditation Timer https://appsto.re/us/ukUP-.i
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11y ago
If you're a startup, never waste time talking to or doing deals with other startups.
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11y ago
I wouldn't call tax credits a "gamble". Gamble implies downside risk.
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This author has their priorities wrong. I'm 37, so the physical health of my body is priority #1. Without a standing desk, I frankly wouldn't be able to write code any more due to constant neck pain.
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11y ago
WHAT THE FUCK!!?? Facebook just obliterated any shred of developer trust it once had.
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11y ago
How many watts and tons of CO2 is that?
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11y ago
Just as space is what gives matter room to exist, probability is what gives information room to exist. In this unfolding of probability to information, there is a possibility for choice to exist.
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11y ago
You're not an adult until you have children or aging parents to care for.
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It's all silly philosophical argument. The heuristics will be more like: reduce kinetic energy as much as possible, avoid pedestrians as much as possible in the event of likely collision. If that heuristic is sufficient to save lives
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11y ago
The big question is: How loud are the drones? Every quad-rotor I've been around is too loud for the average upscale neighborhood that these will be delivering to.
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11y ago
As one of the inventors of HLS, I find this pretty damn impressive.
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11y ago
The only thing "growth hacked" about that book is its Amazon reviews. It's mediocre at best.
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11y ago
I appreciated the insight about using implicit feedback vs explicit feedback.
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11y ago
This sounds somewhat like Keyline Design ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keyline_design ) a technique developed in Australia to slow water down, minimize runoff, and maximize water infiltration into the ground. The prima
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11y ago
Could something like MOE be made to run on TensorFlow?
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11y ago
Could this system be used to implement a Gaussian Process?
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11y ago
Troll post.
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A huge part of the problem is that improved productivity leads to higher housing prices. Solve housing, or the flip side of that coin, transportation, and you can start extracting significant quality of life improvements from higher produc
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11y ago
Obamacare/BCBS is working great for us.
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This is an excellent idea. I wish you the best of luck. I have experience with social networking apps and a BIG challenge that you'll have is if the functionality depends on the person's friends onboarding for the person to get v
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