Valuation could be useful. Maybe track the change in the companys' valuation over time.
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Valuation could be useful. Maybe track the change in the companys' valuation over time.
This might make sense if Earth's communication with extraterrestrial localities significantly outweighed communication across Earth.
But it doesn't.
So, no.
But upvote to the OP for posting an interesting idea. :)
Partner with them on making this more profitable.
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Thousands of communities come into being and dissolve on twitter every single day - what, really, is the hashtag?
People within an "idea proximity" (nearness of two ideas:)) commune about ideas with a gusto lost in other social sites. Twitter is one of the greatest communication gifts of this century.
How would reduced accuracy really help you? I'm imagining that it could be worse since it could introduce anxiety...
As a founder, I am always looking for that combination in my users.
The bonus was offering herself as the solution. I'll venture that his decision was made even before she finished the sentence.
Ok, so the face value of "sorry" implies apology but putting the situation in context it seems less a question of culpability and more of a shared sense of frustration against/for a common goal.
How does it make you feel when you are peeved off at the rain and someone comes up to you to share in the misery?
It's about a shared sense of understanding more than anything else. If some people choose to take advantage of this for ulterior purposes - well, that's the very definition of emotional manipulation.
You can approach learning from several perspectives. Learning machine learning from abstract theory is one thing, there is also learning it as part of an application - Coursera has a Recommender System course that just started and I would venture the guess that it's also about machine learning.
That favicon could definitely be reworked though.
Does this notice, found at the end of the article, imply it is illegal to post the article on HN? Or is it ok since we are redistributing the link and not the article itself?
Hmm...good point. We really need an open-source ISP for privacy to start to work. A fool-less system where the executing code is available to the public with read-only access with write permissions to appointed admins.
Emphasis is privacy and compliance, not security.
Berkley has a similar project going on where you can download a program that donates your idle CPU to their tasks.
Ok, but do the advertisers want you CPU processes or your screenspace?