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1. 91.▲
   by r-zip 6y ago

   Their definition of entropy is missing a negative sign...I understand that this is a preprint but come on.
2. 92.▲
   by r-zip 6y ago

   FYI: education in EE is actually pretty common for people in ML. The math needed for control and signal processing has a lot of overlap with ML, and many EE labs do research in ML. I don't agree with her responses to LeCun, but I don&#
3. 93.▲
   by r-zip 6y ago

   The total undergrad population of Harvard isn't even 7,000, so I'm not sure where you pulled the 6,000 number from. A quick look at their website will show you they admit around 2,000 per year.
4. 94.▲
   by r-zip 7y ago

   This is very nice. I recently tried creating a bunch of Anki flash cards for theorems in real analysis, but found it too tedious. Is there any support (current or planned) for converting latex fragments?
5. 95.▲
   by r-zip 7y ago

   This guy's writing is really inconsistent. "v." and "vs.", plus singular/plural disagreements all over the place. I think the CS/ML/EE fields need to raise their standards w.r.t. editing. Interesting
6. 96.▲
   by r-zip 7y ago

   There appears to be quite a lot of missing (basic) content. Try searching "Cauchy-Schwarz" (or its variants). Nothing. Same for "Fourier".
7. 97.▲
   by r-zip 7y ago

   Agree 100%, but for "rigorous" courses in probability and statistics, that should be a prerequisite.