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If you're going to really optimize something, we need a combinatorial method to do this.
Perhaps it started with tweaks that optimized some aspect of diesel performance and then evolved over time: detect this, change that, optimize something else.
And what's interesting about that is they then, because they're trying to optimize something, might pick up on patterns that we don't necessarily see.
After that, I start making my rounds on competitive websites and using our trends tools to find potential ideas I can pitch to desks or optimize something correctly that we've already published.
To be able to optimize something, we have to introduce either some more relations or a restriction.
I regularly optimize something that is already great.
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The fact that I'm just as frustrated by a lack of connectivity as I am by a surplus of it must mean I've optimized something.
So instead of taking the traditional approach and gloating about a glitzy new deeper learning algorithm to pitch his new venture Eloquent Labs, Werling instead opted to differentiate by optimizing something far more low-tech, people.
They could go the Medium route, optimizing to a blank slate and letting users throw out long-form content, or they could optimize for something much shorter like a tweet.
The primary reason for this is basic human nature and business incentive: If everyone else is being judged on these other things, which we at least know and understand, why would I optimize for something totally different that doesn't relate to how my employer judges my success and the success of our teams?
And much of the focus in the field was on solving what amounted to the problem of optimizing advertisements — something Hodson isn't even convinced compels people to buy products.
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