patrickphilips

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   by patrickphilips 12y ago

   'In retrospect, it might have been foolish to assume that every member of an anonymous crowd would act according to our best interests.' In my experience with crowdsourcing, most people actually will complete your task honestly an
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   by patrickphilips 13y ago

   I wonder what someone who writes for a living thinks of it. Oh wait: "The Hemingway app is fun to experiment with, and it’s useful in that it calls out in your writing places of friction—allowing you to decide whether they are necessar
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   by patrickphilips 13y ago

   Reminded me of Krugman's Theory of Interstellar Trade ( http://www.princeton.edu/~pkrugman/interstellar.pdf )
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   by patrickphilips 13y ago

   $0.03 per email seems awfully low, and if you do 1 article per minute, you're making $2 an hour, which is definitely not cool. But how long does it actually take to find one email from an article? Maybe 10-15 seconds? Then you're
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   by patrickphilips 15y ago

   gigwalk is another one.