

makes KPIs, a measuring tool, the target which as any statistician will tell you that when you make the measurement a target it ceases to be a good measuring tool
This came up recently elsewhere and is known as “Goodhart’s Law”


makes KPIs, a measuring tool, the target which as any statistician will tell you that when you make the measurement a target it ceases to be a good measuring tool
This came up recently elsewhere and is known as “Goodhart’s Law”
My takeaways:


Ah, got it 👍


I wasn’t able to tell by skimming … but does this Epstein related video have anything to do with the security implications of push notifications?


Totally agree. And a short summary would go a long way towards making up for the clickbait title


The title could have given more context. I’m not saying there is anything false or misleading, but as written the title is clickbait since you have to click through to get the key facts such as “Privacy app author convicted of facilitating money laundering for Samouri Wallet”


Story title is clickbait. Read this (short) Wikipedia article to get a quick summary
tl;dr the privacy tool in question mixes cryptocurrency funds with other users funds and hence the US government alleged this was a money laundering service
I’d be curious to see this quantified, and whether “more” takes into consideration that regular taxis far outnumber Robotaxis