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by clircle 3y ago
Never seen the word “inference” used as a verb.
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by clircle 3y ago
go on...
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by clircle 3y ago
Gah! Can you please just make boring cloud storage without any weird extras!!
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by clircle 3y ago
TBH, ordinary least squares can also "learn" any function[1], so maybe you are not framing the trade-offs correctly.
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by clircle 3y ago
Are they also restoring content from deleted accounts?
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by clircle 3y ago
Blast from the past! I actually used this Cookbook to look up a matrix derivative that I used in my PhD thesis!
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by clircle 3y ago
or by conducting some causal inference with a load of identification assumptions
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Ban Targeted Advertising? Empirical Investigation of Consequences for App Dev(pubsonline.informs.org)
3 points by clircle 3y ago|0 comments
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by clircle 3y ago
So many intro to statistics books... what's there left to say?
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by clircle 3y ago
> worth the price ...
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by clircle 3y ago
Presently I have 384 entries in KeepassXC, but it's not all online accounts. Sometimes I just put info in my keepass vault because I want to have easy access to it while I'm at my computer.
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by clircle 3y ago
Using Fastmail and nnimap in Gnus, I only block for about 1 sec to check emails. I tried my Gmail account, but results were much worse, several secs.
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by clircle 3y ago
I loved GnuCash until my database was corrupted and i had no idea how to get it back into working order. I stopped tracking my finances closely after that
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by clircle 3y ago
The gnus search syntax from (setq gnus-search-use-parsed-queries t) is great.
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by clircle 3y ago
I had to quit Thunderbird because its search never found the email I was looking for. But Gnus is really good for email. I think it's gotten a lot of bad press in the Emacs community for being slow and leaky. But the imap backend re-wr
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by clircle 3y ago
Thanks, but I'm sticking with R.
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by clircle 3y ago
How do i square this finding with the supposed increasing obesity epidemic in America?
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by clircle 3y ago
I learned the hard way that if you aren’t hosting or paying someone else to host your rss, you can’t count on it for long.
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by clircle 3y ago
Only for unbiased estimates
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by clircle 3y ago
I feel like I'm living in both the golden age of ergonomic keyboards (kinesis, ergodox, etc) and the golden age of modal interfaces for Emacs (evil, devil, boon, meow, etc). Lots of new and interesting HSI ideas today, at least for us
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A Child's Plaything(tobyord.com)
3 points by clircle 3y ago|0 comments
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by clircle 3y ago
Yes and no. I understand that a causal relationship is the goal, but short of an experimental design, anything done is going to have similar holes punched through it. My view, as others have noted, is that this is a just one correlation. I&
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by clircle 3y ago
Disgusting drivel. People wonder why institutional trust is cratering.
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by clircle 3y ago
Dudes, check yourselves!!
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by clircle 3y ago
Inverse square root and reciprocal square root are not the same. Inverse square root means x^2, not 1/sqrt(x)
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by clircle 3y ago
How do people evaluate this kind of data? How do you know this is what is needed to do a particular project?
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by clircle 4y ago
Oh, I do cringe at Pandas.
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by clircle 4y ago
Whoa, you know this is hacker news right? You don't get to call R elegant around these parts.
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by clircle 4y ago
Seems like over-reach when the solution is to just subscribe to youtube channels in RSS so you can sort the content in any way you please.
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by clircle 4y ago
Maybe tech industry insiders can tell me this ... but do real people actually make product decisions based solely on p < 0.05? Seems like the author is writing about a contrived problem.

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