Tag Archives: Occam’s Targeting

Justifying the Weird

Posted on Thursday, 7 December 2017 8:30 am by markpilip

What’s the success rate for people trying to evade marketing surveillance on the web? I think it’s zero. Check out the story of Ross William Ulbricht AKA “Dread Pirate Roberts” of Silk Road infamy. He was alleged to be responsible … Continue reading →

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(Occam’s) Razor-Sharp Targeting

Posted on Tuesday, 4 August 2015 9:48 am by markpilip

A straight razor–used properly and with care–can do the job as well (or better) and far more cheaply than one of the newfangled five blade gizmos being sold by the big consumer products companies. Likewise, sometimes the best targeting and … Continue reading →

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