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by pgodzin 8y ago
What are they being "subjected" to? Presumably the conversation will go similarly to how it would with a person? We aren't talking about spam calls, just a difference of who does the talking. This will increase business for p
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You can easily opt-out of the auto-complete feature and if it being your own words with your own personality is important to you, then you likely will actually type them rather than autocomplete to the close-enough response Google suggested
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I don't follow. Plenty of people hire a dog walker for when they are at work. And go on vacation for a couple of weeks over the course of a year. Should that disqualify them as dog owners?
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by pgodzin 8y ago
What about hiring a dog walker, someone to take care of it when you're away, grooming, training, etc?
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> The goal of Cambridge Analytica’s own coin offering? Raise money that would pay for the creation of a system to help people store and sell their online personal data to advertisers, Brittany Kaiser, a former Cambridge Analytica employe
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by pgodzin 8y ago
Key takeaway: It is important to be aware of bias in ML models. Some biases may correctly model the reality of the world, and some may show the bias in the underlying dataset or in what the model has focused on in the data. The goal is not
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by pgodzin 8y ago
When talking about something like crime rates by race, your statement incorrectly assumes society enforces laws fairly/equally. For example, based on the numbers alone, black people are much more likely to commit drug-related crimes th
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by pgodzin 9y ago
I really like what François Chollet wrote here: https://medium.com/@francois.chollet/what-worries-me-about-a... Instead of having an algorithmic feed that tunes an opaque optimization problem, we should harness the pow
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by pgodzin 9y ago
> Allow users to change their username Does Google allow me to change the username of my elementary-school aged gmail account?
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> This means that we must have the best interest of three stakeholders in mind: Airbnb the company (employees and shareholders), Airbnb the community (guests and hosts) and the world outside of Airbnb.
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by pgodzin 9y ago
At the same time, many people in cities are disillusioned with the dynamics of cities (everyone is in a rush to get somewhere and there is little close-knit community). Maybe the implication is that everyone should have the option for eithe
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by pgodzin 9y ago
Sure, but not after that. And presumably it would be non-trivial to move your data to another fork that you like better.
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That sounds terrible for 9/10 of the customers that are forced to have a worse-than-possible experience.
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MPAA is just a lot more powerful than the porn industry? They don't have any reliance on these streaming sites, so they have no issues suing and enforcing copyrights.
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For ownership purposes closer to 10-15, but on-demand where the car can decline certain routes it is unconfident in, 5 is definitely reasonable
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One stats with a randomly initialized set -> starts
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Not necessarily: https://www.theverge.com/2017/10/16/16483542/google-photos-r...
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by pgodzin 9y ago
Sure, but at some point you do label "This is our cat Tabby. He lives here." Now every time they see a cat in the house, it is implicitly labelled. I'm definitely disagreeing with "extensive" more than "explici
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by pgodzin 9y ago
> To teach a computer to recognize a cat from many angles, for example, could require thousands of photos covering a variety of perspectives. Human children don’t need such explicit and extensive training to learn to recognize a househol
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Facebook estimates 126M people were served Russia-linked content(money.cnn.com)
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Announcing AVA: A Finely Labeled Video Dataset for Human Action Understanding(research.googleblog.com)
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It's certainly smart to start this as a ride-sharing service rather than DTC ownership model. By being able to choose which trips it is confident in taking, it removes a lot of the remaining question marks that would come up by a car o
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by pgodzin 9y ago
Daryl Davis had a really interesting AMA: https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/70vcr0/im_daryl_davis...
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Isn't a big part of it the huge wait times because VA hospitals are overburdened by the number of vets? If they were covered by any hospital in their area rather than specific VA hospitals, presumably the care would be a lot better.
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Governments can trace the money you win and lose at a casino.
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On the Path of Chuck Berry’s ‘Promised Land,’ Five Decades On(nytimes.com)
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by pgodzin 9y ago
Well the point of the story is building off the narrative that Google is using its power to suppress negative stories/think tank reports about Google. The article doesn't really give context on what information the story that got
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HIPAA is US only
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I think his point is that this only addresses patient consent and website publicity, and nothing about what they do to actually keep patient data secure and private.
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Google's still is "Don't be evil", Alphabet's is "Do the Right Thing"

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