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by krosaen 10y ago
Related: http://darkpatterns.org
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by krosaen 10y ago
Thanks for pointing out the similarity in intuitive justification in Shalizi's text, I have that book on my to-read list already, fun to see I wasn't far off.
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by krosaen 10y ago
Thanks! That graphic at http://cole-maclean.github.io/ is pretty neat, I take it that was your WIP on your self-study before you opted for the masters program? Good luck to you as well.
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by krosaen 10y ago
Yes, it uses a sigmoid function because it's logistic regression and therefore you are using the inverse of the logistic function, the sigmoid, as the notebook explains. But I think it's worth running through that and exploring
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The Sigmoid Function in Logistic Regression(karlrosaen.com)
97 points by krosaen 10y ago|57 comments
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by krosaen 10y ago
This is a major piece of my machine learning self study curriculum: http://karlrosaen.com/ml/ Some links to problem set solutions there
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by krosaen 10y ago
Ha, it does. Thanks for reading in any case.
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The Birthday Problem, simulated(nbviewer.jupyter.org)
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by krosaen 10y ago
Cool! Could you elaborate on the ways ML is used within the app? So far I gather it learns the optimal weight to be used for repetitions.
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What Machine Learning Means for Product Development(karlrosaen.com)
4 points by krosaen 10y ago|2 comments
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A Learning Sabbatical(karlrosaen.com)
1 points by krosaen 10y ago|0 comments
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Peter Norvig's IPython notebooks(norvig.com)
2 points by krosaen 10y ago|0 comments
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by krosaen 11y ago
The article keeps hinting at deliberate practice including, > The approach that he took, which we will call “purposeful practice,” turned out to be incredibly successful for him. It isn’t always so successful, as we shall see, but it is
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by krosaen 11y ago
I like the idea behind this but the actual guide is pretty thin: https://asana.com/eng/interview-guide would be great to see a more detailed guide covering the concepts they like to see master of and problem solving sk
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by krosaen 11y ago
This and important issue, but is not original analysis... for instance was discussed on The Weeds just recently http://voxtheweeds.slate.libsynpro.com/are-we-counting-pover... But it's an MIT student! OMG! Time for th
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by krosaen 11y ago
yes, bad meetings are bad. on the flip side, I've noticed something creeping up within 'no meeting' culture: constant distraction in slack or hipchat. I'd rather sit down and resolve something in 15 minutes with 2 people
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by krosaen 11y ago
Would love to hear more about the assertion that clojure is user hostile. He last elaborated in 2012 here: https://plus.google.com/110981030061712822816/posts/KaSKeg4v... which basically boiled down to an impressi
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by krosaen 11y ago
Nice. I think a mention of figwheel / devcards would have been worthwhile: http://rigsomelight.com/2014/06/03/devcards-taking-interacti...
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by krosaen 12y ago
> Have you seen sample code using a JSON API? Of course. > Yeah, but have you seen sample code using a json API.... * IN GO!?!? * (mindblown) http://i.huffpost.com/gen/1025913/images/o-JON-STEWART-WE
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by krosaen 12y ago
Having staff who research the topic, e.g https://www.google.com/search?lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=Flow-C...
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by krosaen 12y ago
We are exploring this avenue with our Junior Software Engineer position and have had success in the past hiring less experienced but sharp and quick study engineers. https://food52.com/jobs I think the key is to keep a bala
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by krosaen 12y ago
Wii or Virtual Boy? Ambitious in any case, glad HP is trying!
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by krosaen 12y ago
The tooling for this and gwt are impressive and no doubt useful to the teams at google managing cross platform code. Just unfortunate that the starting point is Java source code (note: not bytecode, you can't use clojure or other jvm p
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by krosaen 12y ago
I wonder if a new position will emerge to help with freshly trained programmers out of programs / curriculum like this. For instance, if a company is willing to pay 100k for an experienced programmer with years of training and experien
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by krosaen 12y ago
Neat - I wonder if ClojureScript-Terra could have worked too: https://github.com/ohpauleez/cljs-terra
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by krosaen 12y ago
After trying so many tools, pivotal tracker, asana, google docs, Trello was so refreshing and easy to use I immediately became an evangelist. I think a key feature is you can share it with non-techincal folks and it makes sense to at least
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Weird Al's “Word Crimes” video created in 500 hours by 37 year old developer(sacbee.com)
2 points by krosaen 12y ago|0 comments
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by krosaen 12y ago
“All of humanity's problems stem from man's inability to sit quietly in a room alone.” ― Blaise Pascal
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by krosaen 13y ago
> The stronger the culture, the less corporate process a company needs and > Ever notice how families or tribes don’t require much process? That is because there is such a strong trust and culture that it supersedes any process. I thi
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by krosaen 13y ago
In some ways using an object to share parameters between helpers is an alternative to having a function that can have internal helper methods that all have access to the original parameters via the shared enclosed environment. But that does

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