Jeriko

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by Jeriko 6y ago
Honest question: is just collecting and analyzing data not considered a use case for AI? I mean sure some businesses can be essentially run by a recommender system or something. But it also seems valuable if you can do something like use NL
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by Jeriko 6y ago
There is a ton of programming in research, and almost all academic code is written by the researchers, whether they are in biology, physics, humanities, whatever. This has some of the drawbacks you mention, but the solution is not so obviou
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by Jeriko 6y ago
0.03 is the odds ratio (a measure of effect size, an odds ratio of 1 would mean the treatment and control arms had the same rate of ICU admittance). The p value is 0.08 from here "CI:-0.30 - 0.03 p:0.08." which captures the likeli
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by Jeriko 6y ago
"Internet-connected smart vehicles aren't a mature technology. Not in the sense of this being the win2k era of that tech, but that our assumptions about how to build these systems might be fundamentally wrong. I don't know if
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by Jeriko 6y ago
If you are trying to use it to treat mild depression specifically, a placebo effect is great! Placebo effects get a bad rap. If something improves your subjective quality of life that should be considered a win, especially for depression. H
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by Jeriko 6y ago
It is all mind games. I feel like you are leaning on a negative association to the phrase rather than making an argument. If you say "I don't feel like I want to do a thing, but doing that thing will minimise anxiety and depressio
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by Jeriko 7y ago
I got the impression that the author was arguing exactly against this kind of equivalency. People can be unusual and also successful. This doesn't mean that being unusual is a valid predictor of success. Also that its pretty ironic for