- I almost gave up when 'Wiring up your instructor' took quite a while to load
- The instructor voice wasn't the most compelling
- Seeing the written text took away from the voice. I just read ahead instead.
- On mobile (android, chromium) the audio came out of the top speaker instead of the full speakers and I wasn't able to turn the volume up for down. Not ideal since I've not got my phone to my ear. I expect this is a bug since you engaged the microphone at the same time
And this is why I hate log scale graphs. Even in the cases where it does have a useful effect, 90%+ of people are still going to interpret it in a linear way and therefore make it massively misleading.
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> hypocrisy: the practice of claiming to have moral standards or beliefs to which one's own behavior does not conform; pretense.
Zuckerberg: "We do not want to be arbiters of truth ourselves..."
Zuckerberg (paraphrasing): "We'll penalize sites we deem to contain inaccurate information."
To be clear, I think the latter stance is appropriate and reasonable in this case. It's also Facebook's right to police content on its system as it wishes. However, I think that in this and many cases, Zuckerberg is being somewhat disingenuous.
This statement in particular is not a huge example, and the article itself is crying wolf somewhat, but it's a mistake to assume good faith from Facebook at this point.
Zuck 3 (paraphrasing): "We're building tools to help states censor things they don't like, independent of the truth of those things."
Consistent with 1, not really with 2. Agree that 2's not a huge deal in the grand scheme of issues with Facebook but yeah, best not to assume good faith lightly.
Seldon is an open-source predictive machine learning platform that includes a high-performance recommendation engine and data enrichment. It can run multiple algorithms and configurations to optimise KPIs. It will shortly include a pluggable architecture to allow data scientists to deploy their custom algorithms.
In the article you linked to, there is even a short discussion of the possible connection between "foo bar" and FUBAR. If your comment was meant as a rebuttal, it failed.
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