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So how does it really do the skipping feature? Do you transcribe the podcast and look for standard advertising copy for companies like Squarespace, hello fresh, etc? Would it register a false positive if one of those company names is said?
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Agreed ^ if you’re someone who routinely undergoes bouts of allnighters (esp for uni) it’s pretty easy to fool yourself into thinking you’re fine from a cognitive standpoint
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Of course /r/WallStreetBets did this.
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Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20570025 Tl;dr: * This is dense * This is hard to understand if you don't have an education in mathematics * This is not really meant to be an "introductio
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This is basically a summary of the Duke paper from a few days ago. See discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21037400
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Yeah. Reading the opinion, it looks like SFFA only could make an argument via statistics and it failed to establish how those statistics related to reality. About 20-30 pages of the opinion are about comparing and contrasting Card and Acidi
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Are Facebook employees depressed? (H1B slavery visa and abuse)
(youtube.com)
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Nah just curious.
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Ask HN: What's running on your localhost:5000?
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It's refreshing to see a statistical analysis that is free from the whole "affirmation action" rhetoric that's posted in articles about this case. Though I always had a general sense that ALDC's were admitted at a h
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Really tangential...but major props to the time mag web dev team for making an unobtrusive reading experience that has graphics and animations that are helpful for driving home key points of the story.
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So its basically community moderation and you should "Only rescue civil, substantive contributions to the site". In a sense, I think its something you only do as a special-type thing, but one vouch on a post won't rescue it (
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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10298512 Maybe that will answer your question. But just exercise common judgment, think of a possible reason as to why a particular thing was flagged [dead] to begin with, and then deter
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Perhaps consider paying for NYT? I think if you're frequenting the site enough to be getting paywall warnings, then you're probably someone who is interested in their journalism.
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usmle step1 exam scores are a determining factor for whether students can match into certain residency programs in the US. Typically individuals who score high on their step 1 match into competitive residency programs (which include surgica
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I think they are objectively the smartest doctors (or at least most knowledgable) out there because of the fact that their step scores need to be the highest in order to even match into derm. The skin is a very complicated organ and its dis
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Minor point: While I do agree that ethics course should be a part of CS curricula, wouldn’t managers be the ones who likely pushed for the pattern you’re remarking upon? (Ie ethics classes would be more useful for them?)
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I love professor gallier! He's an incredible person. That being said, this is faaaaaar beyond basics. It'd be more appropriate to call this an incomplete (aiming to be comprehensive) guide to almost everything you need to know in
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Pro Bono tool to analyze location history and prevent wagetheft
(hack4impact.github.io)
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Really cool PoC. Though there is a lot of work that has to be done to get this production-ready, I really can't imagine it being more than $1-5m. I'd be really interested to see how the $86m breaks down.
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Ask HN: What's sorely missing from JavaScript front end frameworks/libraries?
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Building a 60 Hz “video card” from scratch
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How effective is your representative?
(congressreportcard.org)
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But they get a number of upvotes (which could be considered a proxy indicator of interest). In some instances the show page top submission has a higher up vote count than most of the front page but still does not show up.
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Ask HN: Why do “Show HN” posts rarely make it to the front page?
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FreeCodeCamp Is Leaving Medium
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Facebook but No JavaScript Whatsoever
(mbasic.facebook.com)
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How does this compare to Haar Cascade?
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Is it supposed to be a midway point between Model 3 and Model X? Or is it supposed to be the cheaper version of Model X? I can't tell exactly where it fits into the lineup since "midsize SUV" can mean a lot of different thing
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Show HN: Congress Graded
(congressreportcard.org)
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