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by tolbish 6y ago
How long before a recent transplant is considered a local in these studies? Five years? One month?
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by tolbish 6y ago
When has academic research not been political?
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by tolbish 6y ago
I use teddit.net for an interface to reddit that isn't obtrusive.
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by tolbish 6y ago
By children do you mean the general masses, conde nast, or actually children?
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by tolbish 6y ago
They live with their families.
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by tolbish 6y ago
I could probably learn a lot from you.
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by tolbish 6y ago
Not news about changing an app icon.
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by tolbish 6y ago
Amusing, but not sure this belongs on HN.
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by tolbish 6y ago
The existence of the US hegemony is no secret. The only debate surrounds its longevity. The accepted tipping point is when its massive salaries start to even out with the rest of the world, with COVID-19 acting as a catalyst.
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by tolbish 6y ago
Out of curiosity, what so intriguing about devopsy/documentation/maintenance stuff?
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by tolbish 6y ago
They are not anti-porn. They just do not want to be seen as being pro-porn.
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by tolbish 6y ago
That's what indigenous people in the Americas thought before the Europeans came.
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by tolbish 6y ago
The US has a very different relationship with race than your country.
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by tolbish 6y ago
I wonder why HN only focuses on the financial part. There are several complex ways in which racial injustice works. Nigerian Americans will still get racially profiled at the store and have a harder time with the police.
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by tolbish 6y ago
Your example has nothing to do with fast-changing times and has everything to do with tech companies monopolizing social media with zero regulation. The problem isn't that you need a smartphone now. The problem is that access to local
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by tolbish 6y ago
You might think you're making fun of Linguistics, but your quip merely demonstrates your gap in knowledge. Linguistics and AI are heavily related.
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by tolbish 6y ago
Very cool! I love when HN feels like a hands-on museum.
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by tolbish 6y ago
That would be bad for optics. Best they can do is name a variable after you in the crashing feedback algorithm.
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by tolbish 6y ago
Reddit is the very essence of an algorithmic feed. Nunber of upvotes vs downvotes is an algorithm (though a straightforward one), so of course the content will reflect that metric.
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by tolbish 6y ago
You have the ability to organize protests against lobbying, if you are genuinely interested. As you noted by your statues example, protests can be quite effective.
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by tolbish 6y ago
Laws with no teeth are effectively broken laws.
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Audeo: Audio Generation for a Silent Performance Video(arxiv.org)
3 points by tolbish 6y ago|0 comments
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by tolbish 6y ago
> Today, I have been to India, Japan, US, Australia, Canada, Russia, UK and France without removing the slippers Even if one is using advanced VR (which I think they are not referring to), that is a bit of a stretch. Everything else seem
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by tolbish 6y ago
UW press release with examples - https://www.washington.edu/news/2021/02/04/audeo-teaches-art...
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Audeo: Audio Generation for a Silent Performance Video(arxiv.org)
2 points by tolbish 6y ago|1 comments
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by tolbish 6y ago
If the best endorsement you can come up with is "Some researchers said he was about 90% correct", you have no ground to use words like 'definitely'.
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by tolbish 6y ago
They don't badger you to install an app, do they?
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by tolbish 6y ago
I have indeed read the memo.
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by tolbish 6y ago
I would hate to be a minority or woman in Silicon Valley--even if you're qualified, many of your colleagues would presume you "don't deserve" to be there (see the James Damore saga).
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by tolbish 6y ago
That's just because of the TV timeouts and greedy network deals. It wasn't always like that. You may have a better experience if you watch a sport like hockey, where there are only 2 or 3 TV timeouts per period, and all of the gam

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