tambourineman88

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by tambourineman88 7mo ago
Simply put: it’s a very fun sport. It’s doubles so you only need four people to play. The underarm serve gives it a very shallow learning curve so almost anybody can play. However, there is enough nuance to the game that there’s lots of ta
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by tambourineman88 2y ago
The opposite of what you’d think when studying machine learning… 95% of the job is data cleaning, joining datasets together and feature engineering. 5% is fitting and testing models.
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Guess the Lewdle in 6 Tries(lewdlegame.com)
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by tambourineman88 5y ago
I subscribe to the London Review of Books. The writing is of the highest quality and the range of topics covered is wonderfully diverse.
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by tambourineman88 5y ago
No idea if this is worth the paper it is written on but Stuart Hoegner posted this on Twitter: https://tether.to/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/tether-assuranc...
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by tambourineman88 6y ago
Testosterone perhaps?
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by tambourineman88 6y ago
No. There's been the Common Travel Area since 1923.
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by tambourineman88 6y ago
The 2nd edition of Statistical Rethinking by Richard McElreath came out recently and is great. It's a rare thing to want to read a statistics textbook cover to cover but I did with this and enjoyed it. The practice questions are very w
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by tambourineman88 7y ago
I was born in '88, also in the midlands, and had a very similar experience. I can't recall even encountering a computer until high school and then as you say it was just learning basic word processing and making posters in Publish