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by sidr 8y ago
> otoh, to fill a vacancy is most probably a streamlined process which keeps everyone busy and happy (even if its worse for the company as a whole) I find it hard to believe that the cost of interviewing candidates, onboarding and rampin
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by sidr 8y ago
On the flip side, nobody is forcing the casinos to not upgrade their slot machines with this known flaw. If the casinos work by exploiting a flaw in human psychology, why can't we exploit a flaw in their machines?
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by sidr 8y ago
And they're virtually guaranteed to grow out of liking those things by next month.
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by sidr 8y ago
Even amongst those who say they would pay $25/year for Twitter premium, we'd first have to account for stated vs. revealed preferences of how many would actually pay. I can't speak about you as an individual, but study afte
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by sidr 8y ago
The air gap itself is so that the military can use Google cloud to run computations that require a higher level of clearance. Those high clearance level computations are more likely to be directly related to combat and AI for drones. Air ga
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by sidr 8y ago
What if in the future their country ia attacked by the US military for some bullshit made up claims of WMDs? If you weight the outcomes with their probabilities of occuring, they believe that the US military is a net negative. You just have
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by sidr 8y ago
The last decade has seen people leaving rural areas with their own land to very much live on top of one another in the cities. More Muricans live on top of one another than you're giving credit for. In the context of this thread, no on
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by sidr 8y ago
I strongly disagree with this idea. And the romanticizing of of the "maybe joined the army, married young" path. For one, the world is a little different now than when this path was normal - things are mass produced and menial job
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by sidr 8y ago
It's actually trivially easy to switch from Google search and maps, just type in a different URL or change a setting on your browser. It's only "hard" because the alternatives are just not as good. The fact the the alter
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by sidr 8y ago
MBPs circa 2014 were/are more polished and solid than brand new 2018 MBPs. They've actually taken steps back in offering anti-features that their users don't want.
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by sidr 8y ago
> Trying to make exceptions for that .01% of the time a "gray area" can exist, while ignoring the real harm to society caused by the 99.99% "deliberate misinformation". The .01% is enough of a basis for a lawsuit. And
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by sidr 8y ago
As all the other replies have mentioned, it is the same thing if you assume linear dynamics and Gaussian noise in the KF. Besides non-linearity and non-Gaussianity, there are a few other extensions that make super useful - one is that you c
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by sidr 8y ago
> Many don't, because it would cut into the data that could be collected and remarketed. The reason advertising companies collect all this data is to use it for marketing/advertising (among other things). The truth of the matt