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by ttpphd 2y ago
A computer scientist/electrical engineer who is arrogant? I dunno, I need to see the statistical test to believe that's possible.
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by ttpphd 2y ago
"Puberty blockers did not lead to mental health improvements, she said, most likely because the children were already doing well when the study began. “They’re in really good shape when they come in, and they’re in really good shape af
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by ttpphd 2y ago
Puberty blockers did not lead to mental health improvements, she said, most likely because the children were already doing well when the study began. “They’re in really good shape when they come in, and they’re in really good shape after tw
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by ttpphd 2y ago
Yeah it's your lack of insight and your projection of your own psychology onto others
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by ttpphd 2y ago
This is great for game making! Thank you!
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by ttpphd 2y ago
To work on customers who are interested in over-the-counter hearing aids
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by ttpphd 2y ago
Sounds like someone is interested in some classic Shannon. Prediction and Entropy of Printed English, Shannon 1951 https://www.princeton.edu/~wbialek/rome/refs/shannon_51.pdf
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by ttpphd 2y ago
Why do you feel the need to police people asking technical questions on HN under a "Ask HN" tag?
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by ttpphd 2y ago
Can you define "open-source aesthetic"?
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by ttpphd 2y ago
You might be interested in Semantra: https://github.com/freedmand/semantra
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by ttpphd 2y ago
This is nuts and I love it. Great work!
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by ttpphd 2y ago
Old Haidt piece. Wonder why it's getting traction this year.
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by ttpphd 2y ago
Because HN loves Sabine H.
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by ttpphd 2y ago
If you just want semantic search, check out Semantra: https://github.com/freedmand/semantra
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by ttpphd 2y ago
If you read the paper, nothing has changed. They still depend on the target talker not having competing co located sounds or voice.
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by ttpphd 2y ago
Interested to try it out. I've been using https://github.com/hans/obsidian-citation-plugin
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by ttpphd 2y ago
I think you missed my point that the idea of a "feed" being something scholars need is not really clear. It is more that a feed is something that website developers know how to make
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by ttpphd 2y ago
Huh. You know, I think HackerNews folks must approach literature searches and reading academic papers differently from the scholarly world at large. I can't think of any of my colleagues who would be looking for an algorithmically driv
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by ttpphd 2y ago
Cool! It's a fun challenge to come up with a meaningful hint system. Here's mine from 2022: https://greatfilter.itch.io/lexicode
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by ttpphd 2y ago
Supposed evidence of the harmfulness of cannabis compared to alcohol shows that cannabis absolutely deserves to be OTC and available for recreational use. Popular sentiment is popular precisely because the supposed harm has never materializ
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by ttpphd 2y ago
Yeah when you use OpenAI you are giving them free labor for data curation.
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by ttpphd 3y ago
You are exhausted. That doesn't mean the concern isn't well considered by those who are presenting it. The problem is your emotional fatigue, not that people are insufficiently "circumspect".
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by ttpphd 3y ago
That is a very tiny latent space. Wow!
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by ttpphd 3y ago
There is no algorithm for truth.
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by ttpphd 3y ago
Astronomers hate this one weird business trick.
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by ttpphd 3y ago
This is exactly correct! It's an asymmetrical accountability mechanism.
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by ttpphd 3y ago
Well done discussion of the issues. This is correct in broad strokes. Knowledge is not a static consumable transmitted in journal articles. Science is a social dance, and it's the movement and process that's important. This kind o
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by ttpphd 3y ago
Totally agree. Cochrane is a dinosaur and can do more harm than good.
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by ttpphd 3y ago
Protecting service members is a real challenge. I have a couple of papers investigating hearing protection and voice use in noisy military environments. https://journals.lww.com/ear-hearing/abstract/2021/11000
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by ttpphd 3y ago
Published in 2016

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