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by Bromskloss 8y ago
Sorry, I'm not too knowledgeable about these things. What is the strict-versus-lazy dichotomy? I wouldn't have thought that they had to do with each other.
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
> Seems the simple way to look at it is to not partition by door, but by chosen vs not chosen. Right. That might be the easiest way for this problem. More straightforwardly, without that shortcut: - Call the doors a , b , and c . Assu
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
> "frequentist" as if it were some kind of pejorative. Ah, so he was right about that, at least! :-)
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
> statisticians weren't able to convince the academic world that arbitrarily setting a "statistical significance" threshold is a gross misuse of statistics What would the proper use of statistics be? I believe it is to pro
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
The final result of a Bayesian analysis is the posterior probability, which is the product of the prior probability (which can incorporate previous knowledge or convictions) and the likelihood (which is determined by the data you just colle
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
> Moreover, the two approaches are not mutually exclusive. I would say that they are based on two different view of what probability is, and that subscribing to one means that you cannot accept the other.
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
I'm getting an error when compiling (`cargo build`), both on stable and nightly Rust: error: failed to run custom build command for `fuse v0.3.1` process didn't exit successfully: `/home/bromskloss/code&#x
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
Could you please rewrite it in Ru… Oh, it _is_ written in Rust! :-)
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
What changes were made?
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
Just so what we are on the same page: There are people in the cars.
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
That doesn't sound dramatically different from being able to diagnose things from a blood sample.
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
Are you sure these are actually common?
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
It's funny that several of the top ones on the lists use light blue colours prominently. For a moment, I wondered if some of them had been collected and were run by a single organisation.
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
Specifically, what is presented here is a Keynesian view, right?
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
> I think that's why the lines jump from .24 or .6 to 1.0(recession) and then back below .24. None of the curves ever go to 1. The main curve ("spread only") never even reaches 0.4. > So as far as I can tell, they'
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
> When you see a persistent yield curve inversion, buy the longest maturity treasuries you can find. For example, 30 years. > This is counterintuitive because shorter maturities (2, 5 years) will yield more when you make your purchase
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
Wohoo! :-)
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
So, it _will_ be interesting, after all! Now, how do we make money from this?
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
There is something sketchy in the underlying report [0]. In figure 2, they draw what I understand to be a curve of the probability (according to their model) of a recession happening within 12 months. The strange part is that they identify
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
Why not sign language?
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
I don't mean burnt into the video. The YouTube inteface says "auto-generated" when it is the case (example [0]). Sometimes, though, it seems that uploaders have taken auto-generated captions and added them as if they were man
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
What is such equipment like?
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
You don't need a YouTube account to download things. Here's how to download captions using youtube-dl: https://github.com/rg3/youtube-dl/#subtitle-options I wouldn't bother with the automatically ge
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
Mockery such as making fun of someone's accent surely does not constitute racism. If racism can be anything, then it loses its meaning.
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
Then I can have the opposite case all to myself. Excellent! :-)
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
Even denser: people packed into a container. The point is that these comparisons leave out all but one aspect.
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
> In MySQL, never use “utf8”. Use “utf8mb4”. I thought you shouldn't use MySQL in the first place.
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
Is that necessary? If it turns out that their machine isn't 10 times faster than others', that's just their own problem.
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
I guess they mean that they just have a summary of the sound, not enough to listen to it or anything. It would be a bit like just having the hash of a piece of data, not the data itself.
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by Bromskloss 8y ago
Um, what was the lie again?

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