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Elon Musk says he ‘most likely’ has Covid-19 amid conflicting test results(nypost.com)
5 points by bra-ket 6y ago|0 comments
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Musk says took four Covid-19 tests; two were positive, two negative(foxbusiness.com)
5 points by bra-ket 6y ago|2 comments
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Musk: Two COVID-19 tests came back negative, two positive. Same machine & test(twitter.com)
8 points by bra-ket 6y ago|7 comments
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by bra-ket 6y ago
So the first problem seems to be classifying user-flagged comments based on rules violations. And if this ML labeling is successful then do all the unflagging, or whatever is the most easily automated , most frequent action, to reduce the q
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by bra-ket 6y ago
Thanks for flagging flame trolls like us. People tend to get carried away in a heat of discussion, but eventually return to the mean of civility after cool-down period. Other places just impose ban frivolously, which doesn't help long
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by bra-ket 6y ago
>do not trust others it's hard to trust someone who calls you 'racist' without evidence. It's also hard to trust people who are willing to destroy your life if you're not on their side.
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by bra-ket 6y ago
He denounced white supremacy many times, you are misinformed. What ‘shithole countries’ have to do with racism
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by bra-ket 6y ago
define 'racist' and what makes you think Trump is a 'racist'
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by bra-ket 6y ago
I would also suspect that there are some other factors: - people who have too much free time on their hands will answer polls more - gullible people, who tend to click on spam emails and ads and trust their news, will answer polls more - pe
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by bra-ket 6y ago
it's a bit hard to trust mainstream media that have been lying to you and called you 'racist' for 4 years.
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by bra-ket 6y ago
>People who don’t answer polls .. tend to have low levels of trust in other people no, we just don't trust your propaganda machine
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Embodied cognition is not what you think it is(frontiersin.org)
1 points by bra-ket 6y ago|0 comments
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by bra-ket 6y ago
more readable version: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1325592112428163072.html Twitter feed: https://twitter.com/APhilosophae/status/1325592112428163072 data: http://s000.tiny
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by bra-ket 6y ago
they don't like anything partisan here, but especially if it favors the right. I can guarantee you, the same post, with the same messy data and analysis, but on 2016 elections (in favor of Hillary) would have been on the front page for
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by bra-ket 6y ago
non-paywall link: https://archive.is/8y94i
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1984 by George Orwell [pdf](snewd.com)
4 points by bra-ket 6y ago|0 comments
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Senators letter to Google CEO Sundar Pichai on vote manipulation [pdf](ronjohnson.senate.gov)
6 points by bra-ket 6y ago|1 comments
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by bra-ket 6y ago
Calling this 'universal learning' is a stretch (and in HN speak 'click-bait'). The paper only talks about a particular subclass of learning algorithms in supervised learning domain within PAC framework. Specially they ta
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by bra-ket 6y ago
DJT is preparing lawsuits with evidence of fraud, ballots and counting manipulation. Most swing states (where Biden leads with thin margin) are still counting the provisionary ballots, recounts and audits are pending. Biden was proclaimed a
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by bra-ket 6y ago
The only other explanation would be that NYT dataset is messed up. Only an audit can prove this for the court. Let's hope they audit swing states results and do similar analysis/anomaly detection.
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by bra-ket 6y ago
or let's say there's a batch of 100k votes and it's split 90k Biden votes and 10k Trump votes (in Democrat leaning precincts). In any random sample there should be a 9:1 ratio meaning that out of 100 randomly selected votes ~
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by bra-ket 6y ago
to give a bit more insight; it says essentially, imagine a deck of cards at a casino, shuffled by machine 50, 100, 500 times. That's what the ballots are like shuffled through the USPS....homogeneous....there's no cream rising to
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Time series analysis of mail-in ballots stats reveals widespread fraud(i.4cdn.org)
10 points by bra-ket 6y ago|15 comments
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by bra-ket 6y ago
Great review, thanks for this! Associative memory is at the core of cognition machinery [0], I wish there was more attention to it, but it seems like memory modeling gathered quite a bit of dust since the 90s. All the resources went to lear
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by bra-ket 6y ago
Trump has been true to his word, the important things he promised in the matters of policy, the important things he’s done for the economy, diplomatic relations between Israel and Arab countries, cancelling critical race theory indoctrinat
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by bra-ket 6y ago
Trump is a great President, with a track record of being true to his word in the matters of policy, that was another big reason to vote for him. But dems are trying to shove their agenda down people throats. If you don't stand up again
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by bra-ket 6y ago
The fat lady isn’t singing yet
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by bra-ket 6y ago
well, as dems liked to say until this morning "count every vote". Biden's margins are hair thin.
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by bra-ket 6y ago
I'm sorry but only an idiot would take that group of hipsters and provocateurs seriously, Trump said the next day he's not even familiar with the group. Calling this evidence of 'racism' and 'fascism' is just p
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by bra-ket 6y ago
I've been listening primarily to the liberal mainstream news propaganda. Their lies are obvious if you dig a bit deeper, look at the facts and think for yourself. Apparently critical thinking is what college-educated people lack this d

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