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9y ago
>There is, however, plenty of data supporting the opposite: almost all other democracies have strikter limits on hate speech, and none of them have devolved into dictatorships. does that mean all "hate speech" is eliminated? Pl
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nocoder
9y ago
This - "Further, we point out the inevitable effect of making martyrs by persecution. Persecute the Nazis, drive them underground, imitate their methods in Germany - and attract to them hundreds of sympathizers with the persecuted who
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9y ago
This is nothing but PR and ensuring they have a moral high ground among their target audience. It does nothing to address the issue and makes people who use their services feel good about themselves. This is similar to how FB supports net n
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Netflix vegan hit What the Health serves up lots of bad science
(newscientist.com)
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Has Iceland Eliminated Down Syndrome Through Abortion?
(snopes.com)
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9y ago
Are there any peer reviewed scientific articles that prove those assertions. I found James article vague on definition of terms and not quoting enough research. Not to mention the fact that extrapolating from broad population averages to a
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9y ago
I don't agree with the firing. This directly fuels the view point that free speech for liberals is valid as long as the views are palatable to liberals. Such things achieve nothing but pushes both sides further into their own echo cham
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MDZhB” has been broadcasting since 1982. No one knows why
(bbc.com)
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Earth's 2017 resource 'budget' spent by August 2: report
(phys.org)
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9y ago
>Snips, on the other hand, runs completely on your device, with nothing being sent to the cloud. This means it guarantees your Privacy, works offline and doesn't have variable costs! Does this mean the language model will not learn
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Ask HN: Are there any open source alternatives to Alexa, Siri, etc?
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The world’s largest online-travel company
(economist.com)
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9y ago
I think the parts of the business are a threat not the whole. I would think Amazon can be a pretty big threat to Google in advertising and cloud and to UPS in logistics and of course Walmart in retail.
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Ask HN: Why is Amazon Echo cylindrical in shape?
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9y ago
This sounds like a divide & conquer approach (Sorry if this generalization is too lame). If it can work on less capable device than it will create a new wave of innovations in mobile devices. I am wondering, whether a similar approach i
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9y ago
This sounds interesting. I will like someone from the field of genetic programming on how this works and how it differs from current DL approaches.
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9y ago
Perhaps...but this has been my observation recently. A persons ideological position is always used as a gauge to judge the quality/value of his opinion on a particular topic. If a person is of/ perceived to be of an ideological di
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9y ago
Isn't this similar to Adobe project Voco? If not how are they different. There is also another tool called Face 2 face. I think overtime people will assume everything to be fake unless it agrees with their pre-conceived notions of trut
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97% of Your Genome Is Junk DNA
(curiosity.com)
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9y ago
I had a similar experience in India where I was watching a cooking showing and they were talking about some chicken dish. Suddenly I heard "Put the chicken [beep] in the pan", then I realized they were cooking Chicken breast and t
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American tech companies censor themselves in foreign markets
(buzzfeed.com)
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The most effective individual steps to tackle climate change
(m.phys.org)
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What you seem to be saying is that Instagram is a good brand building platform over the longer-term vs platform to generate leads and transactions over the short term. Unless, there is a study to prove that I am not too sure. I usually find
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Ask HN: Are YouTube videos a good passive income channel?
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Very interesting thanks for sharing. As someone working in e-commerce, I was smiling when I saw some of them but it is frustrating on how often these ineffective experiments are repeated. I would have loved to see the cut of performance by
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9y ago
This is one of the best answers I have read today. So many small nuggets of information. As someone in the middle of a not so satisfying job search, this is really helpful. So Thanks!
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9y ago
Sorry to nitpick, but the headline should be "The mathematicians who want to save the "American" democracy".
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Maybe, but "as" also can be used in place of "because or since". Here is another headline from Reuters "Uber's finance head leaves; company's quarterly loss narrows". In my opinion, both the headlines
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9y ago
What you are saying sounds similar to collaborative filtering[0], which afaik is widely used by likes of amazon. The main challenge I find with the collaborative filtering approach is that it gives lot of weight to my recent behavior so it
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9y ago
I am curious as to how will you define "quality" here? Is it based on wisdom of the crowds or expert reviews or your own personal consumption pattern?
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