Are these Argument podcasts (like the AI one from yesterday) available in external RSS feeds?
I absolutely HATE the audio playback in the Substack app. It sucks functionally and also messes up my overall podcast triage; since most that I listen to are not Substack-related at all.
If not, that would be an awesome added feature for a paying subscriber!
I was coming here to comment this too! I love the Substack Live conversations The Argument has been doing, but I also prefer to use a podcast app if possible, even if I had to wait a day or two.
100%! I never listen live, and don’t really care to. But I would absolutely like to listen…eventually. And it the audio is trapped in the Substack app I’m basically never going to.
I understand models aggregate multiple polls information and evaluate other subjective factors, so are much more likely to be on target than any individual
Poll. Individual polls in a multi candidate primary are highly prone to be weak predictors of the outcome because those races are so dynamic and the likely voters are more polarized. Does anyone know -what is the accuracy track record for the betting platforms like Polymarkets at different stages of the election.?
Are these Argument podcasts (like the AI one from yesterday) available in external RSS feeds?
I absolutely HATE the audio playback in the Substack app. It sucks functionally and also messes up my overall podcast triage; since most that I listen to are not Substack-related at all.
If not, that would be an awesome added feature for a paying subscriber!
Yeah, I want to know too. The Matt and Jerusalem podcasts go up no problem. Why not these?
Lakshya’s podcasts are just way lower budget than Jerusalem’s. He looks like he’s in a dorm room.
But when I am listening I don't care, the content is still great!
I was coming here to comment this too! I love the Substack Live conversations The Argument has been doing, but I also prefer to use a podcast app if possible, even if I had to wait a day or two.
100%! I never listen live, and don’t really care to. But I would absolutely like to listen…eventually. And it the audio is trapped in the Substack app I’m basically never going to.
I always thought Lakshya was a girl’s name. Thanks for the vid to get me right
I understand models aggregate multiple polls information and evaluate other subjective factors, so are much more likely to be on target than any individual
Poll. Individual polls in a multi candidate primary are highly prone to be weak predictors of the outcome because those races are so dynamic and the likely voters are more polarized. Does anyone know -what is the accuracy track record for the betting platforms like Polymarkets at different stages of the election.?