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1y ago
Some of my gripes with Yazio: - It freezes. all. the. time. For an app that I use 10+ times per day that's just not acceptable. - When I update a shared recipe on my phone, it doesn't update for my wife. The only way to solve this
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1y ago
I want to try that eventually, but I feel like I'm not quite there yet with just going on vibes.
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Ask HN: What calorie-counting app are you using?
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1y ago
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3y ago
The CI is for the mean, not for the entire data. This is the difference between a confidence and a prediction interval: https://stats.stackexchange.com/questions/225652/prediction-... I do agree that it's fai
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4y ago
The concept is a bit confusingly named, but that doesn't make it "bogus". (Period) life expectancy at birth summarizes the current health status of a population, nothing more, nothing less. It doesn't make a predictions
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China surpasses U.S. in life expectancy
(twitter.com)
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Fundamentals of Piano Practice
(fundamentals-of-piano-practice.readthedocs.io)
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5y ago
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6y ago
Yes, the target does not need to follow a normal distribution, but the target conditional on the features (which is what the original authors wrote) follows a normal distribution if you make the assumption that the errors are normally dis
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Castle in France and house in Menlo Park cost the same: $3.25M
(twitter.com)
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6y ago
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6y ago
> it's linear regression on the log-odds Almost - logistic regression assumes that the function is linear in the log odds , i.e. log(p/(1-p)) = Xb + e. The problem is that you can't compute the log-odds, because you don&#
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Unicode-based scientific plotting for working in the terminal
(github.com)
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6y ago
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The Archive (Zettelkasten)
(zettelkasten.de)
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Understanding Regression Coefficients and Multicollinearity
(elbersb.com)
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Air France-KLM’s radical new plane design could change the way the world flies
(fastcompany.com)
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You (probably) don’t need Machine Learning
(ericbrown.com)
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Amadine – Vector graphics software for Mac
(amadine.com)
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Closing Central Madrid to Cars Resulted in 9.5% Boost to Retail Spending
(forbes.com)
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Interactive World History Atlas Since 3000 BC
(geacron.com)
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WebPlotDigitizer – Web based tool to extract data from plots, images, and maps
(automeris.io)
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8y ago
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8y ago
Not all are: https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0644/8811/products/Staedtl...
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Staedtler and Faber-Castell's productive pencil rivalry (2011)
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8y ago
This is not the only reason, though. The U.S. spends a higher percentage of its GDP on defense than other countries.
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8y ago
I think an overlooked aspect of the German-English comparison is the system of tenses. In German, you can get by with basically just two tenses: the present and the perfect. The past tense can almost always be replaced by the perfect when s
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8y ago
> I scratch my head at a society that makes its members memorize such useless information. Such a weird perspective on language and on the agency of societies. There are tons of "useless" things in any language. For instance, w
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Endogenous Selection Bias: The Problem of Conditioning on a Collider Variable [pdf]
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Our roads are choked. We’re on the verge of carmageddon (2016)
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Snapchat Under Fire After Map Shows New York Renamed ‘Jewtropolis’
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8y ago
For less structured diagrams, I really like Scapple: https://www.literatureandlatte.com/scapple/overview
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8y ago
I use LyX to write academic papers and really love it. Sure, there are quirks, but it's still makes for a better workflow compared to the alternatives. Especially important for me: - track changes, which makes collaboration convenient
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LyX: combine the power of LaTeX with the ease of use of a graphical interface
(lyx.org)
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