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by 0xd171 7y ago
At this point it's really only a cesspool of people trying to sell stuff - get off the platform, you won't be missing out on anything valuable.
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by 0xd171 7y ago
You can really strip down and simplify your life, spend time in silence and adjust your social interactions to suit your personality in many ways that are much better than this.
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by 0xd171 7y ago
Make your own. Let us know how it goes. thanks, george
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by 0xd171 7y ago
This isn't relevant at all.
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by 0xd171 7y ago
Something that is often left out when talking about interpretability is the relationships between the predictors and the dependent variable in simulations. For example: - I fit a complex, difficult to interpret model to a dataset, attemptin
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by 0xd171 7y ago
Not really. I get the dislike for the hyped up terms but there are many companies that work in ML/data science (and hire ML engineers or data scientists) that do know what they're doing. And there are distinctions, though sometime
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by 0xd171 7y ago
> Swapping hardware buttons for touchscreen controls has been a huge success for Apple for over a decade, with the iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad, even the Apple Watch. The Touchbar is just another step down that path. It isn't a step dow
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by 0xd171 7y ago
You're expected to be at work for ~8 hours, not to problem solve for that long. (Hopefully, if you're at a half-decent company). You have email and chat to manage, stand-ups, other meetings and calls, coffee breaks, lunch. Most pe
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by 0xd171 7y ago
> I continue to use R because of RStudio and the tidyverse Tidyverse is massively overrated if you ask me. The good parts of it (dplyr and ggplot) are nice for interactive work. And that's about it - if you're deploying the cod
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by 0xd171 7y ago
Isn't your reasoning backwards? We know that improvements in living conditions lead to reduced fertility. And climate change will worsen living conditions, not improve them. So if areas with poor living conditions have high fertility n
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by 0xd171 7y ago
So how would this play out differently if an exposed Elasticsearch cluster was connected to an endpoint different from IoT? The problem is neither IoT nor ES - whoever built this just didn't bother to implement even basic security.
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by 0xd171 7y ago
On the other hand, base R has to maintain (some degree of?) compatibility with S. Which means that all the strange design choices and weird behaviour in base R have little hope of ever changing. No number of additional packages can fix this
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by 0xd171 7y ago
I've used quite a bit of R and Python and I've never touched Matlab. Similarly to your comment - Python has nothing that comes even close to RStudio for working with data. Jupyter, Spyder, PyCharm, VSCode/Atom with data scien