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Chronic28
12y ago
This. Maybe Amazon should have hired the marketing geniuses here on HN.
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12y ago
Great. You are 1 out of 100,000 people that understand the metaphor.
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12y ago
There was no need for you to mention your company's name.
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12y ago
That doesn't sound like indenture. If you aren't contributing to society, you do not deserve anything. This is precisely what corporations do today and it works .
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12y ago
They care because ideas propagate.
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12y ago
Given the amount of data available, it is not unreasonable to expect n>1000
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12y ago
Or the OP is just not good at what he does.
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12y ago
And what about the people who are paying by providing their information to Google for free? I don't see much support for them.
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12y ago
"But if we're not working hard and all night, our competitors who are will end up taking our clients"
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12y ago
Here on HN, we would rather fully understand and rationally discuss the publishers claims rather than taking their conclusion as final word solely based on the Forbes name.
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12y ago
Most organizations don't need the top 20% talent to solve their problems to make a profit.
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12y ago
For enough money, I'm willing to bet anyone will "suck it up"
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Everyone has their "jump ship" price
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He's made quite a bit of profit over the past year then.
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Microsoft Unveils Machine Learning Service for Prediction
(businessweek.com)
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People are not actually learning. They are simply "along for the ride" while memorizing for tests so they can land a job and forget most of the things they've learned. Perhaps we should improve our secondary education as we a
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12y ago
And yet I don't see Arizona contributing much to the US economy, social welfare, and/or higher education. They are contributing some, but below your average state. Edit: Made the point more clear.