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Calibration is the new ranking
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Every threshold in Magistry is anchored to your own distribution. Why ‘right on average’ is a trap…
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What we read this week that you should too — Shopify's release notes, a Meta API change, a paper on agent calibration, a competitor's smart move. Picked by humans.
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