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by soared 2y ago
This very much feels like it was at least partially written by an llm based on the phrasing and sentence structure
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by soared 2y ago
Very cool! Also interesting the the NFL is on a similar trend with color rush.
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by soared 2y ago
This seems like pretty weak evidence compared to what’s shown in other sources like Venona. Regardless - if someone does not do the spy work themselves, but is aware of, married to, and likely supports in some way a spy.. have they committe
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by soared 2y ago
B2B is kind of weird in advertising - you are still just selling to a person. So even Facebook advertising is used in b2b because targeting by job title/interest area is strong there. IMO there isn’t much of an upper limit, as long as
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by soared 2y ago
And I expect it to behave like one drive, where it’s impossibly difficult to remove, it reappears all the time, and if you manage to kill it then a simple misclick somewhere will revive it.
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by soared 2y ago
For most people owning a home isn’t the goal, it’s to be able to adjust their living space how they see fit, have a stable place to raise children, remove the risk of landlords, etc
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by soared 2y ago
I did this same thing but via a google sheet, really fun either how excellent the wiki’s API is. The profit per hour shown here is abysmal - you’d make more money doing pretty much anything. I’d like to see market-level and category-level a
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by soared 2y ago
It gets reset every year so how would it be more effective?
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by soared 2y ago
Porter stemming is currently widely used in adtech for keywords.
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by soared 2y ago
Yeah really hurt branding/prospecting - haven’t seen the impact for retargeting yet since I run super high bids there but surely will be affected soon. Wish my employer took on political clients - such easy free money.
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by soared 2y ago
What’s the cause of the spike?
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by soared 2y ago
I also wonder - is the flow state for work the same as the flow state in other domains? IE team sports flow state is very similar - actions flow smoothly and feel automatic. Flow state in cycling feels really similar, but doesn’t create the
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by soared 2y ago
Interesting but ultimately useless article. Why wouldn’t the author talk to a political lawyer/etc and do some actual investigation rather than “ So I don’t think the Musk group is doing anything illegal here.”
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by soared 2y ago
It is a really cool idea - shame it was a scam. I can’t think of anything else where the virtual world represents the real world in a similar way (or even the inverse). Pokémon go feels similar though.
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by soared 2y ago
I believe the short of it is, create a massive business built on Wordpress but contribute zero funding or resources back to Wordpress, and then bicker with wp throughout this drama.
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by soared 2y ago
Simply high from a consumers perspective. Some shops certainly are greedy (PE owned, multiple locations, like evo). But for the truly lbs I don’t know the cause.
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by soared 2y ago
Im going to disagree - bikes are incredibly more repairable because of e-commerce. I no longer rely on local availability of parts, and lack of documentation when doing repairs. YouTube has infinite knowledge and Amazon/walmart ship li
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by soared 2y ago
I can’t grasp what this is about. It starts saying it enables hospital to store and process their data onsite (not really an innovation in any way) but then later says the hospital computers still contact a main server for analysis. So is t
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by soared 2y ago
Thats.. not what journalism means. I don’t know where you got that definition, but I can’t find anything similar. Processing and displaying information is a huge part of journalism - ie assessing what is truth or fiction and communicating e
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by soared 2y ago
“Abuse early, abuse often” is the phrase used in video game culture for this concept. If a bug/loophole/opportunity exists, take advantage of it as much as possible before it’s fixed. Applying it to the real world feels slightly d
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by soared 2y ago
If a restaurant serves me expired food I don’t blame the chef, I blame the restaurant.
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by soared 2y ago
Lubing and cleaning a chain takes literally 30 seconds though and the materials cost like fifteen cents.
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by soared 2y ago
Can’t find an article but I thought emergency services used an old mesh network for emergency communication in NYC on 9/11? Could be wrong though since I can’t find anything on it
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by soared 2y ago
What sort of data does Arc track? Our plain-english Privacy Policy summarizes it well: We don’t know which websites you visit
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by soared 2y ago
I also like comparing a human thought experiment like Einstein (?) would do to forcing an llm to write code to answer a question. Yes you can make a good guess, but making many smaller obvious decisions that lead to an answer is a stronger
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by soared 2y ago
13.9 miles an hour is extremely impressive for any time over a couple hours. I’m an avid cyclist and average 15 mph over 2 hours and can’t imagine putting up those numbers.
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by soared 2y ago
Something something monkey at a typewriter writing Shakespeare
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by soared 2y ago
AI is different than statistics and advanced math though
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by soared 2y ago
What? Criminal gangs have access to databases of purchasers of jewelry and precious metals? Then they B+E, safecrack, and rob them? That’s an insane claim to make without any source besides your cousin.
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by soared 2y ago
I guess it’s hard to know if there should be significantly more mid market companies or not - I work in the space and am aware of hundreds of them, but perhaps with the size of adtech that number should really be thousands

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