throwaway084t95

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   by throwaway084t95 3y ago

   What is the "first principles" argument that observability decomposes into logs, metrics, and tracing? I see this dogma accepted everywhere, but I'm inquisitive about it
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   by throwaway084t95 3y ago

   "Strategic value" is hardly the only thing that matters for the welfare of a country -- actually it sounds more like an outsider's perspective on how a country can be useful for some other people. Also, it is totally false t
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   by throwaway084t95 3y ago

   The relevant embeddings here are computed by a neural network on high-dimensional input, like an image or a string of text. For instance, https://openai.com/research/clip . So they are not learned by backpropagating t
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   by throwaway084t95 3y ago

   Let's consider an example that would be a case of Simpson's Paradox. Suppose you are A/B testing two different landing pages, and you want to know which will make more people become habitual users. You partition on whether
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   by throwaway084t95 3y ago

   That's not Simpson's Paradox. Simpson's Paradox is when the aggregate winner is different from the winner in each element of a partition, not just some of them