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I love the analogy. I would precise that by doing this kind of ML training, you would learn a lot about those speaking, but not so much about what they talk about.
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Challenging the world that came before them is a normal process for the development of teenagers identity. It is a way to negotiate their entry into 'the system' and I honestly think it drives us forward. But to answer directly yo
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Early 20th century has seen a dramatic change in universities: from teaching institutions, they became scientific ones. PHD programs were created in 19th century Germany, but became a requirement for professorship in most universities by th
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Welcome to the fuzzy world of social sciences my friend! More seriously, these guys need some help from other disciplines (psychology, sociology or business administration). There are so many ways this thing could go wrong... Reinventing th
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It is slightly more than adversity, as anyone can lose someone important or their job, suffer from brain trauma, etc. Upward mobility implies understanding and navigating through different sets of social rules and this can be extremely stre
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That would make me a data scientist, but I do not think I am and still have to learn a few tricks from this guy (and others).
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Children learn from everything, but what will have the most important impact is hard to assess. Most variables that can explain educational achievements and results are highly multicolinear, so saying this has an impact and this has none is
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Individualism, as a behaviour and a way to relate with peers, is learned in elementary and high school. Passivity and the wilfullness to perform task for a reward are learned in elementary school. Relations with peers mostly develop in teen
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Bloomberg L.P. would definitely love having to pay no taxes. So do I.
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If you want to attain a deeper understanding of coding, I suggest you try another language once you get the working basics of R. Maybe some basic MOOC on Python or C. You'll understand concepts of CS that are hard to grasp by learning
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"Once the dictionary is created, we can average all the word vectors for a given headline to get the numeric representation of the headline itself." Can someone explain me why this is useful? Aren't we losing a lot of precisi
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My point is that I know no contemporary scholar claiming to be postmodernist and I am not aware of recent efforts to build on this theory. I might err, as it is impossible to read everything. What I have witnessed is that people use postmod
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Nowadays postmodernism is mostly used to portray someone and then deploy a critique. It is a rhetorical offensive tool. I understand your need to defend left-leaning coders and to understand the ideological underpinnings of modern science,