teataster

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   by teataster 6y ago

   I am afraid what he was saying was that the current policy for attracting women to tech might be inefficient. He also proposed a bunch of policies that might make tech more attractive to women. It's fine to disagree with him, it's
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   by teataster 7y ago

   Well, those are so ingrained in clojure that I forgot about them :). I think you made a great point.
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   by teataster 7y ago

   I believe it's hyped because is a more practical/modern lisp. I don't think it provides more fundamental benefits than any other lisp than access to a plethora of standard Java libraries. E.g. I cannot Java, but knowing cloju
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   by teataster 7y ago

   Maybe you should read something other than Casella & Berger for Bayesian statistics. The book is great, but the coverage in this topic is not. Something like Bayesian methods for hackers [1], the puppy book [2] are great tutorial style