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PH01
3y ago
FYI. To the best of my knowledge these are the contents of the tweets in question. I leave it up to you to judge whether you think this is antisemitic or not. This is not content I have written and these are certainly not views I hold. Howe
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3y ago
Exactly the same "old school media" published an article today entitled "Elon Musk visits scene of kibbutz massacre with Benjamin Netanyahu". The article mentions Musks recent post as the reason for his visit. A key take
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3y ago
> I feel for the people of Europe; they deserve better. So many of the smart, lovely people you meet here are stuck on absurdly low salaries in countries without any obvious future other than managed decline. Instead of being offered a f
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3y ago
> Do you need someone to explain why comparisons like that are effectively useless? > It’s so dishonest and cheap I’m surprised to see it on HN and not on Reddit where it belongs, but here we are. The account was created to post that
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3y ago
> The US has lied so many times it's not even funny. I assume Russia is lying as well. So I don't believe either side. Is there a reason you created a HN account only to post this comment? Do you have a normal account that you
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4y ago
Welcome to high end academic neuroscience. It's a place where banal, but completely rational explanations are to be ignored in favour of hyperbole and media hype. The study will have been designed to only allow for publishable results.
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4y ago
There is at least one person with five incisors between their canines in the real face camp.
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4y ago
The SixthSense talk and the associated hype in 2009 was terrible. It was impossible to convince the majority that the cuts of demos in the TED talk were effectively choreographed set pieces, even though many scenes required tech which didn’
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5y ago
Agreed. The headline is fascinating the content is appalling. PNAS reporting the shocking news that peoples heart rates tend to increase during the exciting part of a story and that an increased rate leads to higher correlation between subj
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5y ago
If it proved that this was a lab leak and evidence suggests the lab leak was covered up there will be a seismic shift in international relations with China across the globe. I would not call that irrelevant in the slightest.
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5y ago
There are plenty of people who feel and think the same. Many people find it very difficult to understand that money is not always a motivator. This is a particularly difficult concept for managers to deal with. If an employee is not motivat
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5y ago
> He is one of the most ethical people in the information security industry. What does this statement actually mean? To my mind both cryptocurrency and cypherpunk culture have set some fairly low bars for ethical and moral conduct. There
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5y ago
What is your baseline for how good swipe typing is? Pre-smartphone plenty of people touch typed text messages. No need to be staring at the screen. Stealth messages could be sent without taking the phone out of your pocket. Physical keyboar
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5y ago
The accused internet accounts are all linked via Keybase. The usernames and content go back as far as 2004. Lots of this information is already common knowledge in the UK because of previous scandals. At what point do you acknowledge that h
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5y ago
Her partner posted content about being attracted to children as far back as 2015. A five year setup followed by a Twitter hack seems incredibly unlikely. Edit: The unique name used for her partners keybase account is associated with similar
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5y ago
Is it acceptable to explain what happened on ycombinator or is the information banned here too? This is all documented on the Reddit admin concerneds Wikipedia page. It is relatively common knowledge in the UK. Reddit hired an admin. a) the
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6y ago
Was a long shot. I'm also searching for an obscure site I was almost certainly linked to from here.
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6y ago
Did the site have a video stream in the centre and a chat box below it? There were often streams of storms filmed from a beach front location?
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6y ago
Quite a lot simpler to seperate the mixed signals using a modern multi-electrode array.
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6y ago
So, to be clear, the signal of interest does not go above 1kHz. Obviously if you want to sample a signal you have to use a higher frqeuency.
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6y ago
How are signals up to 10Khz generated? I thought the absolute refractory period of a neuronal action potential limits the rate at which they can fire.
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6y ago
What signals do you mean? Brain waves measured in EEG typically range from 0.5 Hz and above.
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6y ago
Doesn't reconstruction like this rely on the decoding mechanism being trained on the original images? This doesn't scale to reconstructing any visual image, only to differentiating between those the decoder has already seen. It do
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6y ago
Are we working on the same definition of rational? I am using what I consider to be the standard definition which would pop up from a google search: "based on or in accordance with reason or logic" / "able to think sensi
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6y ago
You claim: > Human beings didn't evolve to be rational creatures - we're not Vulcans. We're born with good-enough rules for making sense of the environment around us and maintaining harmony with the people around us. It&#x
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6y ago
> Their point was that the "post-truth" framing implies that there was some golden age of rationality where we cared about truth and now we don't; but humans aren't exactly rational on their best days, so in some sens
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> In fact, I look at the "post-truth" label as just another non-rational attack against the other side. This is an odd perspective to see on ycombinator. The negation of knowledge as a fundamental concept is nihilism. I find it
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6y ago
To be frank, I take issue with manifold and polyglot because both come across as unnecessarily pretentious use of english. The secondary problem is that I looked in two places to find 'what' the project is. Instead of finding info
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6y ago
If you read the comments in this thread it's clear that there are readers who haven't understood from the submission title or from the landing page what thi.ng is. When I read the word 'computational design' I don't
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6y ago
Not to cast aspersions but a big part of the homelab "scene" appears to be aesthetics. If you look at Reddit's /r/homelab/ the majority of the top posts over the past year are about how things look. Variations
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