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"accuracy2" sigh - the 2 is a superscript to a footnote and not a domain specific term. "facially impossible" ... does that really riff on "on the face of it"
by gerdesj 2y ago
"accuracy2" sigh - the 2 is a superscript to a footnote and not a domain specific term.
"facially impossible" ... does that really riff on "on the face of it", or is it farcically misspelt?
Garbage in, garbage out 8)
- fragmede 2y agoAlso from the article: > Also, ML code tends to vastly more complex and less standardized than traditional statistical modeling. I mean, hey, it's proof that the text isn't AI generated, since ChatGPT is better at English than that, but it makes it hard to read and I'm not going to buy their book if it's going to be full of errors like that.
- tikhonj 2y ago"Facially" in the sense of "on the face of it", roughly as a synonym for "obviously", seems like a pretty standard usage to me—this is certainly not the first place I've seen the word used in this sense.
- riverdweller 2y agoHuman recall failure. Probably wanted "seemingly", "apparently", or even "ostensibly", but who's got time for all that when the publish button's right there.