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by glutamate 13y ago
Let's help them try it out the right way. For instance, here is an example I wrote using Spock (which is built on Scotty), Spock-worker and SQLite: https://github.com/openbrainsrc/makeci I'd love to see other
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by glutamate 13y ago
My point was not at all that this is a poorly implemented code generator for Scotty. What I am arguing is that this whole category of tools are counterproductive for languages like Haskell that enable and emphasise good library design. Ther
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by glutamate 13y ago
There's no "integration" here, only a pointless scaffolding code generator. I really really hate scaffolding tools. They generate pages of code that I didn't write out myself, that I have no idea what functionality they
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by glutamate 13y ago
I haven't, and that seems interesting. But that still means stuck with sysvinit.
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by glutamate 13y ago
"Our strategic priority for Ubuntu is making the best converged operating system for phones, tablets, desktops and more" I guess a server OS is also not a strategic priority. Oh well. What is a good Debian-based server OS that is
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by glutamate 13y ago
See here for interactive plots with AngularJS+D3: https://bayeshive.com/blog/12/interactive-plots-with-the-rad...
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by glutamate 13y ago
Michael Jordan (the other Michael Jordan) wrote a nice article about how the long tail of big data is little data and hierarchical models etc. should work really well there. http://bayesian.org/sites/default/files&
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by glutamate 13y ago
On bayeshive.com, we have this cool little feature where if people want to build a more complicated statistical model that involves entering an equation - think non-linear regression or a dynamical system - then you can save that equation a
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by glutamate 13y ago
We're thinking about it. Everything is free for the moment and we will keep a free tier for most data analysis needs.
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by glutamate 13y ago
One way to do statistics less wrong is to move from statistical testing to statistical modelling. This is what we are trying to support with BayesHive at https://bayeshive.com Other ways of doing this include JAGS ( http:/&
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Type systems, data analysis and uncertainty(bayeshive.com)
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by glutamate 13y ago
We have built BayesHive, a web application for Bayesian statistics that allows users to upload their own data and then build statistical models using a point-and-click user interface. This works with simple models and data or with much more