StillHocus

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   by StillHocus 10y ago

   see this is the type of gold we lose thanks to HN's brutal anti-humor policy.
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   by StillHocus 10y ago

   It's not anti-scientific at all. Looking for correlations to uncover causations in data is important, and it can certainly be the beginning in a scientific effort to build a model of the world (especially, I would argue but I guess thi
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   by StillHocus 10y ago

   I mean, that's still "who cares"? It just sounds fancier. "It's not unlikely that you can say that your data can be partitioned into N distinct clusters." Of course not...that's tautological. You can say i