PeteBrighton

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   by PeteBrighton 14y ago

   If you don't mind expanding a little, I'd be interested to know why they're not suited to combinatorial optimization, and what they are in fact more suited to?
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   by PeteBrighton 15y ago

   I found this intuitive tutorial in basic Bayes to be great. Has good interactive examples too. http://yudkowsky.net/rational/bayes
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   by PeteBrighton 15y ago

   Fair enough to wanting the 'why' and 'how' be self explanatory, but the site doesn't even convey 'what' it is. A line of text could do that in the least. Having to listen to a audio message to get any idea of the content would perhaps be a
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   by PeteBrighton 15y ago

   It would be great if the links I've already read either changed colour or moved/were hidden - synchronized by my user account. I currently read HN on my work machine, home machine and phone - so it's hard to know what's new at a glance.
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   by PeteBrighton 16y ago

   Looks good. One issue is that my intuition was to click on a shape, then click and drag in the middle of the white space in order to add it (like Microsoft autoshapes). Much clicking and double clicking later, I happened across the drag and