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...from the commerce department that is collected by the customs officials, and it's working out just great. So we completely left the surveys there. The PPI has problems just like the British are having now, not as bad. And we're using more and more da
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...is their data? There's nothing proprietary about it. It's all public. You can buy an antenna on Amazon to receive it's called ADS B transponder data. So every single airplane after that Malaysian plane went missing, has a little transponder on it tha
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...data to try to make up for the lack of a certain data point or a certain response from the surveys. And I'm curious. There is the sense nowadays that everything we do is tracked and recorded somewhere. Could you potentially use some of that type of d
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...or data that would not have been possible to collect prior to community's efforts to digitize and make public that information. So I guess my answer, the short version of my answer is, would it have been possible ten years ago, some small version of
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...data, that's free. But you find something that just, like, it wasn't worth that much before because, like, what do you do with flight data? What do you do with who is record data on the Internet? I actually talked to an entrepreneur recently. He was
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...that can be sort of sentiment measures, but quantitatively derived measures, objective, not sort of a guesswork, to some very specific niche data like, you know, satellite, you know, all kind of like data that, you know, we didn't have, you know How
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...that is held by different federal agencies is compartmentalized and contained within those agencies for a reason. It's not like a bunch of idiots have been have been running these agencies for decades and they just didn't think that maybe they could
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...that are in the public domain. They are most private companies have to disclose their data to regulators any place you look. Typically, a number of other companies have looked there before and haven't yet found anything. But this data is even when it
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...Yeah. Data. But for public code, I think those are the most common. Yeah. I think some interesting things about those that I just personally find surprising,
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...data science such as cohort analysis. So we may be looking at a software business or consumer business and trying to have more thesis impacting information. And so we may say, are the new cohorts really coming on at improved lifetime values? We could
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...card data. They would pay the credit card companies for the aggregate data. They would clean it up, and they would sell it to hedge funds. You know, just like satellite companies sometimes would look at the number of cussed cars in a Walmart, and the
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...data. Was it the Apple paper? The Apple paper, the Kimi paper has mentioned this, a bunch of others.
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...is often full of people trying to sell me the latest alternative datasets. Yeah. And I think a lot of them don't necessarily have much predictive value, but clearly, there's a there's a market for it. What's the craziest one you've seen?
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...data. We talked about foot traffic and things, but there's the ADP employment data. You can think about that.
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