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Comment #48863304
> But there was another aspect too and that was Linda Hamilton. This was one of the first mainstream big-budget movies that changed the way women were portrayed in film. Lots of pe…
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Comment #46372501
This is very common behavior. This is where a good manager can really help. They can recognize this is happening and then provide context. One approach to deal with ambiguity is to…
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Comment #46322166
This is called contextual advertising. It's becoming more popular as cookies are becoming less effective.
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Comment #45825788
There were some interesting algorithms that came out of the contest. There was a matrix factorization algorithm that worked pretty well. Another "guy in a garage" tried to incorpor…
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Comment #45825737
Interesting. Thanks for telling me that.
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Comment #45817117
Well, AI is changing so fast nobody can really tell you what it is.
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Comment #45816700
I think the AI winter was over by 2007. There was a lot of hype about machine learning and big data. The Netflix Prize for building a Recommender model launched in 2006. There was …
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Comment #45816654
Yes, the Singularity came from Kurzweil.
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Comment #45687508
I bet somebody could make a movie about this.
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Comment #45662399
>For example, Sales teams are often compensated on revenue generated (outcome), but what if you did a good job (process) but didn’t hit your numbers because the market was just rea…
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Comment #45379044
I agree. When you have a large PR like this, here's how I like to get it reviewed. 1. Give reviewers sometime to become familiar with the PR. They might not understand all parts of…
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Comment #44751119
I think Denver home prices have decreased by 4% since the peak in 2022. I don't think anybody is going to be permanently underwater. Home prices changing should be a second order e…
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Comment #44750304
I bet your friend is good at Scrabble.
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Comment #44390685
That makes a lot of sense. Jalopy is a term for a car that isn't in very good shape. I suspect that's why they chose the name Jalopnik.
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Comment #44382085
Sure, I think it is an odd line. In this case car ownership is a proxy for geography. You could probably find some other interesting proxy variables for geography, that could be us…
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Comment #44321940
The Emancipation Proclamation freed very few slaves. The order did not apply to areas of the Union which still had slaves, nor did it apply to areas of the Confederacy occupied by …
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Comment #43987863
It's true that there is tax money that is spent on infrastructure to support cars, but taxes are also collected from the use of cars through gas taxes and annual registration fees.…
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Comment #43908955
One of the functions Product Management is to be an intermediary between the business/sales and Engineering. Sometimes you might have issues working with Product Management, but yo…
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Comment #43429302
I agree. Unless you are programming Java. "Java is a blue collar language." - James Gosling
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Comment #43336333
The app gives pretty good discounts. It's pretty easy to save about 20% using the app for an order. I think the rewards is also about 10-15%. If you are going to go to a Quick Stop…
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Comment #43324172
Thanks for the additional context. This is very interesting.
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Comment #43285699
The paper came out in 1972 which is the same year that C was invented. I don't think the paper mentioned what programming language was used, but since it has function calls with pa…
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Comment #43041346
> Maybe a PhD gets a boost in pay starting out My sense is you might get paid when you start what an undergraduate makes after one year and a pay raise. Your career will probably d…
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Comment #42531689
I suppose it could be like Cicero. I was thinking more like the Les Grossman character from Tropic Thunder. The character was played by Tom Cruise.
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Comment #42371207
This is true too. However, many times Engineering teams are asked to build something that is speculative. Leadership and the Product team thinks they are building something that co…