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by deepsquirrelnet 5y ago
It's interesting that you mention this, because there's quite an impressive resurgence of privately funded R&D going on in the ML space. We're in an interesting phase, where the field is moving too fast to have 'cano
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by deepsquirrelnet 5y ago
Good review article. I always enjoy browsing the references, and found "Computer Age Statistical Inference" among them. Looks like a good read, with a pdf available online.
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On any given day, fewer than half of people with jobs really need to work. A lot of people attend their job and don't really do work -- not because they're lazy -- but because deep down they know it doesn't really matter. We
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by deepsquirrelnet 5y ago
This is my thought as well. There are still good reasons for using inheritance. In the right use cases, overloading methods can be a life saver. But generally, I have gravitated away from using those patterns, and toward things like composi
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by deepsquirrelnet 5y ago
Nothing is wrong with NoSQL except for how it (often) gets used. NoSQL is just a dumping grounds for less-structured data that allows startups to accumulate tech debt more rapidly, while providing enough functionality to be useful. Where I&
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by deepsquirrelnet 5y ago
The first problem is that you don't know what failure is at all levels of the company -- especially management. Whole businesses are spawned, funded and collapsed where investors and founders make a good buck, despite the business neve
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SPAC merger
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The format of the poll biases the results. You can select multiple options, and compensation might be the one that most people have in common -- but not necessarily the reason why people are leaving. In other words, I think the results can
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by deepsquirrelnet 5y ago
What does this say about economics and supply chain failures during a pandemic? I think you’re on to something.
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by deepsquirrelnet 5y ago
I'm sure this is an application for Bayesian Inference, but I'm too uneducated to say anything more insightful than that.
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Another swing and miss. I don't think this is so hard. The pandemic is waking people to the reality of their own mortality. Suppose you're working a job in a big, highly dysfunctional organization. Most of us who have been there k
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by deepsquirrelnet 5y ago
The need for talented developers has vastly outpaced the supply. The bar has to be lowered to include a wider pool of people. There is currently no other solution for businesses. The unfortunate side effect is that capable developers aren’t