pgraf · HackerTrans

22 gün öncediscuss

Really interesting, but I would love to be able to express honestly when I just guessed. This way the result would be much more scientifically sound. Four answers have a 25% chance of random correctness, which is a bit high in my opinion. I think either adding a "I don't know" or a confidence level (Known/educated guess/wild guess) would help.

pgraf

23 gün öncediscuss

This problem really bothers me as well. I think that ultimately this problem boils down to reducing search cost[0], which the internet has already partially done. I think AI will reduce them further if it is not captured by the advertisement industry for the average user. However, we cannot assume a fully rational customer in the real world. Especially in software, the customer does not know what they are looking for most of the time. Further they cannot evaluate how good your offering is vs competitors without investing a significant amount of time, which in turn increases search cost.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Search_cost

pgraf

geçen aydiscuss

Pretty ironic find: Extracting knowledge from cryptocurrencies - Michele Spagnuolo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9P04hm7tmgs

pgraf

2 ay öncediscuss

Wero uses AWS for their infrastructure... So much about their sovereignty focus.

Source(German): https://netzpolitik.org/2026/uneingeloestes-versprechen-auf-...

pgraf

7 ay öncediscuss

The quip about IQ tests might be true for common range IQ tests, but IQ tests that test for very high IQ like the Ultra test [0] are untimed and unsupervised.

[0] https://megasociety.org/admission/ultra/

pgraf

3 yıl öncediscuss

In my opinion this red tape is why startups are more successful than large organisations… At least in the beginning

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