clircle

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Closing another 10% of the open Emacs bugs(lars.ingebrigtsen.no)
3 points by clircle 5y ago|0 comments
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by clircle 5y ago
Yes, this is exactly how I use Doom. When I first found it, I transplanted its startup optimizations into my existing config, but left everything else alone. When I look to do something new in Emacs, one of my first instincts is "well,
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by clircle 5y ago
> Meanwhile I've never read a real argument for Frequentism and I don't know where I'd find one, short of going back to Fisher who is not well known for clear writing. Check out the works of Deborah Mayo and her peers. She
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by clircle 5y ago
On more reflection... the support of p is finite, so the prior ought to be proper.
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by clircle 5y ago
Is the connotation that this is the most intuitive way to think about or visualize matrix multiplication? If so, I reject.
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by clircle 5y ago
That's fine. With one, (still) cheap subscription I'm entertaining people in three different households right now. It's well worth it. I don't even like much of the content on Netflix anymore, I'm just glad I can en
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One effective CS grad student workflow(emacsconf.org)
3 points by clircle 5y ago|0 comments
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by clircle 5y ago
It seems statistically dubious to me that the point k = infinity is in the sample space and that the model is well defined. Does this model require a proper prior on p? Cool blog post.
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by clircle 5y ago
NewsBlur has this capability
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by clircle 5y ago
Emacs's autosave is quite excellent at recovering my work when my computer crashes. M-x recover-this-file https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/AutoSave
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by clircle 5y ago
Swap control and alt so that you can hit Control with your thumb. The thumb is much stronger than the pinky.
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by clircle 5y ago
I've got a C7 and it doesn't even need a cloud account to set up
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by clircle 5y ago
Please define 'statistically dangerous'. I'd much rather have Covid/Omicron than Ebola.
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by clircle 5y ago
My new hobby is... I bought an old house. Now a lot of "free" time is spent on maintaining and improving this old house. I'm learning a great set of new skills that my apartment dwelling self didn't care about.
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by clircle 5y ago
What is the difference betweek Slik and SyncThing?
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by clircle 5y ago
On your tangent, I use vi bindings _and_ map Ctrl to Alt, so that I can chord using only thumb.
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by clircle 5y ago
I wonder how this compares to my favorite combo, Emacs+Evil+Sly.
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by clircle 5y ago
Despite constantly reading on this website that R is bad or wrong, I somehow manage to get all of my data work done quicker and with fewer headaches than excel, sas, or Python.
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by clircle 5y ago
Saw this comment on Reddit, but why doesn't Vanguard or Fidelity create an index fund that tracks these traded commodities? If the information is truly valuable, then it would make sense to package it up and sell it.
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by clircle 5y ago
Is it because npr is surveying large districts, but during the pandemic many families moved to smaller districts outside the big city?
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by clircle 5y ago
How to make small talk!
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by clircle 5y ago
Fake, but very funny
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by clircle 5y ago
Does anyone know if this blog still has an RSS feed? I think it has moved to a new domain.
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by clircle 5y ago
I'm using Advent of Code this year to learn Common Lisp. I started doing the 2015 exercises a few days ago, and I'm having the most fun you can have with a computer.
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April compiles a subset of the APL programming language into Common Lisp(github.com)
14 points by clircle 5y ago|0 comments
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by clircle 5y ago
Simple and cool!
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by clircle 5y ago
Without defining what "real" means, I think you've answered the question for yourself.
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by clircle 5y ago
There is a reason that statisticians love R. It's because the alternative to R for statistical work is SAS, not python. Compared to SAS, R is a godsend.
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by clircle 5y ago
Strongly Agree! ESS is an incredible environment for statistical work, but I don't think it supports Python. There is some minimal support for Julia, but it's not quite as well supported as R.
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by clircle 5y ago
No, the configuration is private. At this point, many of the tricks are well known, so you probably don't need to see my config to get a fast emacs. Here is a great starting point: https://www.reddit.com/r/emacs&#x

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