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Learning new things is hard. It is mostly not fun at all. So building up a tolerance to struggle through learning something new is one of the best ways you can invest in yourself.

Hey friends, I have news to share! I started a company, it's called Titan Systems. Titan builds security software for Snowflake, starting with access management: users, roles, and permissions. I joined the Y Combinator Winter 2024 batch to help me bring this idea to market.

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For many Bayesian methods are the first opportunity they have to build bespoke, interpretable models and not have to rely on a collection of rigid black boxes that are either incomparable if not outright inconsistent with their hard-earned domain expertise.

I got a question on Granger causality on LinkedIn and want to point to a nice clear and concise resource on "Granger causality" vs "actual causality". Anyone have a good blog post on this? Maybe something by Richard McElreath 🦔?

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2) This doesn't require malice or incompetence. Modeling is a never ending thankless checklist of things that all have to be right for any of it to be right. It is detail driven technical work. Not art. It requires many eyes from many trades to find and fix each inevitable error.

Most marketing teams should be taking bigger swings.

Subtle but critical point -- owned channels can generally shift the *timing* of conversions but often don't generally shift the *rate* of conversions

Advertisers accept ad tech vendors’ use of fingerprinting — and the misguided characterization of it as “probabilistic attribution” — to their peril. These methods are not future-proofed, but more than that, they mask the broader trend of user-level attribution ultimately,

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"Superbowl tickets are getting kind of expensive so we're giving everyone who buys one $400 toward the price." What do you think this policy does to the price of Superbowl tickets?

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99.9% of people who talk about 'brand' 'brand campaigns' & 'brand marketing' aren't aware of the origin - here's proof Listen to the full 7 min snippet via Recast's YT channel