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“Over-update”? Do you mean “overreact”?
by pimlottc 1y ago
“Over-update”? Do you mean “overreact”?
- jdiff 1y agoI'm guessing over-update their opinion/view, but that's the first I've run into that turn of phrase.
- kelseyfrog 1y agoNo, I mean over-update in a Bayesian capacity. As in, they are updating their prior probability using evidence to arrive at the posterior probability.
- firesteelrain 1y agoHuh?
- cthor 1y agoSee em dash in text Think text much more likely from robot than first thought Grug say this change too big from just one em dash
- ggm 1y ago"I don't often jargon, but when I do jargon I jargon like Chuck Norris"
- smohare 1y ago[dead]