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by peytoncasper 4y ago
The phrase usually used is a "leaky bucket". Sure a company can operate in a neutral space, but it's unlikely that overtime their revenue growth will match their customer churn. At the same time, a lack of growth limits how m
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by peytoncasper 4y ago
I feel as if there needs to be a modification to the phrase "Data Driven". Data, generally, will not help you predict the future. It is however, fantastic at finding bias, inefficient existing processes and tracking the results of
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by peytoncasper 4y ago
"People seem to accept that it's all downhill from here" Strange, I know plenty of people that do see an upside, including myself. It's a choice to believe things can and will get better. Unless you have a crystal ball,
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by peytoncasper 4y ago
It's important, because if you want them to change, you need to understand why they preform an action to begin with. The alternative is an ignorant attempt to tell them what is right and wrong based on only your beliefs.
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by peytoncasper 4y ago
I would generally agree with you. However, unfortunately, a lot of organizations tend to mimic these exact same social structures. It may not be as aggressive because we're adults now, but understanding how to navigate that and when so
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by peytoncasper 4y ago
This is a really awesome application of GPT-3. You should definitely consider turning this into a service and adding the ability to generate Anki decks or flash cards from summary notes. That coupled with the quizzing capability could be hu
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by peytoncasper 4y ago
You should take a look at the Atlanta Beltline project. It’s led to so many pockets of restaurants and small businesses that pop up along side it.
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by peytoncasper 4y ago
As another commenter said, 500ms clip is super tiny. Each key is a a separate partition. So each segment is a separate partition.
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by peytoncasper 4y ago
Depends heavily on the use case. I know multiple video related companies that chunked data for replays into 1s and 500ms segments. Having many keys, means that you can preform thousands of asynchronous requests for small pieces of data and
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by peytoncasper 4y ago
I'd be interested in others take. However, I have to believe there are really only a few things that matter in deals like this. 1. Existing user base 2. Subscription price 3. Churn rate 4. Growth rate Maybe the content ranks somewhere
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by peytoncasper 4y ago
I could be wrong, but I think OP meant, choose something to eliminate and do it for 30 days. Then choose to introduce it back in if you wish. This allows you to observe the effect it has on you. I did this with added sugars. I could definit
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by peytoncasper 4y ago
That is fair, WhatsApp could be a blocker. Although I think that speaks more about Facebook's Monopoly than Apple's. However, I would argue that it's the same answer to the hardware problem. You start small, by offering a lim
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by peytoncasper 4y ago
Thats not the argument though. The argument was about the ability for smaller companies to compete with larger incumbents. Specifically, around the impact that advanced manufacturing and supply chain relationships have on that competitivene
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by peytoncasper 4y ago
You're totally right. How ever will a tiny company like Apple compete against Blackberry with their massive marketshare advantage and extensive supply chain...
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by peytoncasper 4y ago
I disagree with your interpretation of OP's comment. Sure you can argue that playing a video game can be addictive to some people. But game developers are not getting addicted to playing the games they make. Creating a video game is pr
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by peytoncasper 4y ago
I don't have any direct research but am tangentially aware of some of this. I guess my question comes down to why getting scooped matters? I definitely understand the worry when it comes to high profile discoveries, but surely the work
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by peytoncasper 4y ago
High inflation will have knock on effects in which consumers will eventually stop buying items, instead focusing on the bare essentials either out of fear or actual cost cutting needs. This reduction in spending will largely affect non core
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by peytoncasper 4y ago
I'm not so sure this is true. I was able to get access to a GPU quota of 1 on GCP within 2 minutes. I highly doubt anyone reviewed what I wrote. I'm not sure how many you were requesting access to, but I suspect the main reason fo
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by peytoncasper 5y ago
I'm genuinely curious about this, because it sounds like you have some first hand experience. My understanding is that this is not entirely true. Capital intensive projects like Refineries, Storage and Shipment are inelastic, but actua
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by peytoncasper 5y ago
I'll be honest, I don't have a ton of experience when it comes to finding investors, and other early stage enablers. However, when it comes to your market, I think the question is better asked, who is your audience? Who do you exp
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by peytoncasper 5y ago
I had the same question, and this article seems to at least attempt to answer this question referring to an ongoing legal case by several tech companies against NSO. Essentially, they're leveraging exploits in various apps (iMessage, W
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by peytoncasper 5y ago
As someone who struggled as well to put myself in the mindset and having just finished reading Empire of Pain which documents the Sackler Family and Purdue's responsibility in the opioid epidemic. It might be worth reading through it t
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by peytoncasper 5y ago
Largely because performance based pay does not have a fixed upside. Contrast this with a salary band which does have a fixed maximum.
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by peytoncasper 5y ago
Genuinely curious, how is the US Federal Government and Universities a good example of transparency increasing pay bands? If anything, those are some of the most repressed wages in the economy…
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by peytoncasper 5y ago
I'm not the person who posted this example, but functionally the person who doesn't want to sell their house to a person with less wealth could simply raise the price just as the salesperson selling a car to a rich person. As the
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by peytoncasper 5y ago
The system is working as intended if a rich person is discriminated against based on their wealth, but illegal if a poor person is discriminated against based on their wealth?
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by peytoncasper 5y ago
I agree with most of your comment, but I do think you're discounting the ability for those hubs to exist elsewhere a bit. Dallas, Houston and surprisingly Atlanta all have really robust areas where you can see and feel the cultural inf
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by peytoncasper 5y ago
I do not understand this argument of using less of something so beneficial to society instead of focusing on improving the technology to reduce the carbon footprint. Which relies on investment and users to fund its growth. It’s not just fly
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by peytoncasper 5y ago
This is just not true. In fact, this very article and thread talk about how various laws are added to a bill to garner support from people on various sides. In fact you can actually see that the rate of legislation has been steadily increas

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