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by rossant 2y ago
Absolutely. [1] [1] https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S18788...
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by rossant 2y ago
It would be the first execution of someone accused of SBS , not the first execution of an innocent individual.
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by rossant 2y ago
I don't know if Norman Guthkelch and John Caffey had kids, but Caffey wrote in his 1972 paper: > Rhythmic whiplash habits of the infant himself during the first months of life, such as head-rolling, body-rocking, and head-banging m
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by rossant 2y ago
Anyone can make their own opinion by reading the petition [1] and the opposition to the petition. [2] [1] https://www.supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/22/22-7546/266633/202... [2] https://www.suprem
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by rossant 2y ago
Absolutely.
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by rossant 2y ago
For fairness you should also point to the defense's petition. https://www.supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/22/22-7546/266633/202... It states, for example: > The Dallas hospital records indicate that
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by rossant 2y ago
Yes, see e.g. https://www.law.ua.edu/resources/pubs/lrarticles/Volume%2062...
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by rossant 2y ago
>> debunked "shaken baby syndrome" theory > Are you telling me that shaking babies doesn't kill them? It sure can, and a number of babies diagnosed with SBS have been abused or killed. However, the way shaking is
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by rossant 2y ago
In France it's even worse as the State experts are assumed to be Right and there is no intended procedure for the defense to hire their own experts, at least not in a way where both sides would discuss on an equal foot. There's ev
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by rossant 2y ago
Exactly. I can relate. I am like you, and I was once suspected of shaking my nanny (the nanny would later be prosecuted before being cleared after 4 years). After the interview with social services, where they said with a smile "everyt
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by rossant 2y ago
Texas may well execute soon an innocent man on the false premise of "shaken baby syndrome". [1] He would be the first in US history. This article was written by the police officer who helped send Robert Roberson to the death row i
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Retired detective: We got it wrong in Robert Roberson's death penalty case(dallasnews.com)
175 points by rossant 2y ago|249 comments
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by rossant 2y ago
(2015)
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by rossant 2y ago
Is there an objective, quantitative metric to compare two voices, including pitch, tone variations etc?
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by rossant 2y ago
That was amazing.
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Legal Talk Network Podcast about Shaken Baby Syndrome(legaltalknetwork.com)
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by rossant 2y ago
I want to see pictures! ;)
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MyRetroTVs(myretrotvs.com)
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by rossant 2y ago
How many pages is the spiral book?
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by rossant 2y ago
Yes, here are further links for those interested: - HN discussion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37650402 - Blog post https://www.cambridgeblog.org/2023/05/a-journey-into-the-sha... - Scient
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by rossant 2y ago
This is indeed a hard problem. There's a rich litterature about this. Here's one reference among many: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2818533
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Nevada parents wrongfully accused of child abuse file lawsuit against hospital(mynews4.com)
64 points by rossant 2y ago|58 comments
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by rossant 2y ago
> ... “colostomy,” in which an opening is cut into the colon to create an artificial anus. (Seems like a waste, considering how many real ones there are already.) Right.
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by rossant 2y ago
That's a good one.
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by rossant 2y ago
It's been 8 years and I still don't have my autonomous car. Meanwhile I've been using ChatGPT at work for _more than a year_ and it's been tremendously helpful to me. This is not hype, this is not about how AI will chang
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by rossant 2y ago
And then we have systems hallucinating patients, data, and entire medical publications! The future is here.
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by rossant 2y ago
Seems like a huge and obvious red flag to me indeed. I can't imagine how the authors managed to not even mention the issue in the abstract. If the model is trained on healthy scans, well, yes, it will spit out healthy scans. The whole
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by rossant 2y ago
If you go with programming, have a look at this project I did for my own kids about your kids' age. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39704712
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by rossant 2y ago
Wow I feel like I'm back in 2006 or something. I agree they look nice though.
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by rossant 2y ago
Well, are there _any_ calculators out there that use Taylor expansions?

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