Why would we never know? Quoting from the blog post: "The specific reasons given were that [...]" followed by a bullet list. Your guess is unwarranted speculation.
Ah, I see. That really doesn't deserve to be called an idiom, it's a clever hack. But it's nice to know about it. It seems less ugly than the walrus operator to me, and it doesn't leak the variable outside of the…
I'm puzzled by this example: sums = [s for s in [0] for x in data for s in [s + x]] Why would you do "for s in" twice? Is that intentional? It would make more sense to me if the variables would have been different. And…
What are the advantages of Re over Re2?
bollu, multiple people have shown that your claim that the paper doesn't match the code is flat out wrong. I think at this point you should issue a retraction of your wildly inappropriate suggestion of academic…
It is an extremely thin font which makes it unsuitable for screen reading.
Why do you think English would be least compressible? Is that based on conjecture or have you investigated this? Why would artificial language be more compressible? That seems completely orthogonal to me (by definition,…
Yes, in the context of text classification a bag of words model will refer to that, or combined with some other linear model like linear SVM or naive bayes. The queen - woman example is when you try to make a model of…
You mention a single counterexample, but is it "definitely not true"? I think there is a strong publication bias: papers will report when they improve on the baseline, but that's likely not representative for the common…
You're right that it is a representation, but also an instance of the vector space model of language. Coupled with a linear model for prediction it is a strong baseline for text classification problems. See e.g.…
The article states he's perfectionist. He probably wouldn't be OK with that.
Yup, that's a downside. The advantage is that it's much simpler and will also work when you're not on your home network.
The simplest approach is to use a hosts file: https://someonewhocares.org/hosts/
Regarding that idea for a universal integer set, roaring bitmaps implement that.
Would love to read more about this. I've read that early programming was thought of like a glorified telephone operator, but that these women had advanced mathematics degrees. I can't find anything non-biased though,…
To clarify, what I meant is that with TCP, I can set up a two-way communication channel, even if I'm behind a NAT/firewall I don't control. As far as I understand, with UDP this is harder (i.e., does not work with all…
No. UDP is connectionless, which makes it harder to use with NAT.
> machines like Parsey McParseFace can now accurately parse human universal grammar. unambiguous parsing was a big feature of lojban, so it's lost a major selling point. Slow down there ... Most linguists (or a…
For a better, actual example of this problem, see the leopard sofa: http://rocknrollnerd.github.io/ml/2015/05/27/leopard-sofa.ht...
Why would one ever prefer a linked list over a dynamic array? I know about the asymptotic performance, but if you take actual memory performance into account (locality, cache, pointers are slow, etc), it seems dynamic…
My own, https://github.com/andreasvc/vim-256noir
A fact is a statement corresponding with reality, a stereotype is a belief/generalization deemed harmful/undesirable.
Again, from humans and from reality is not different. Whether it is desirable to avoid stereotypes depends on your values.
It appears that the linked paper has examples.
I think your questions would be answered by reading the article. Particularly: "In AI and machine learning, bias refers generally to prior information, a necessary prerequisite for intelligent action (4). Yet bias can…
Why would we never know? Quoting from the blog post: "The specific reasons given were that [...]" followed by a bullet list. Your guess is unwarranted speculation.
Ah, I see. That really doesn't deserve to be called an idiom, it's a clever hack. But it's nice to know about it. It seems less ugly than the walrus operator to me, and it doesn't leak the variable outside of the…
I'm puzzled by this example: sums = [s for s in [0] for x in data for s in [s + x]] Why would you do "for s in" twice? Is that intentional? It would make more sense to me if the variables would have been different. And…
What are the advantages of Re over Re2?
bollu, multiple people have shown that your claim that the paper doesn't match the code is flat out wrong. I think at this point you should issue a retraction of your wildly inappropriate suggestion of academic…
It is an extremely thin font which makes it unsuitable for screen reading.
Why do you think English would be least compressible? Is that based on conjecture or have you investigated this? Why would artificial language be more compressible? That seems completely orthogonal to me (by definition,…
Yes, in the context of text classification a bag of words model will refer to that, or combined with some other linear model like linear SVM or naive bayes. The queen - woman example is when you try to make a model of…
You mention a single counterexample, but is it "definitely not true"? I think there is a strong publication bias: papers will report when they improve on the baseline, but that's likely not representative for the common…
You're right that it is a representation, but also an instance of the vector space model of language. Coupled with a linear model for prediction it is a strong baseline for text classification problems. See e.g.…
The article states he's perfectionist. He probably wouldn't be OK with that.
Yup, that's a downside. The advantage is that it's much simpler and will also work when you're not on your home network.
The simplest approach is to use a hosts file: https://someonewhocares.org/hosts/
Regarding that idea for a universal integer set, roaring bitmaps implement that.
Would love to read more about this. I've read that early programming was thought of like a glorified telephone operator, but that these women had advanced mathematics degrees. I can't find anything non-biased though,…
To clarify, what I meant is that with TCP, I can set up a two-way communication channel, even if I'm behind a NAT/firewall I don't control. As far as I understand, with UDP this is harder (i.e., does not work with all…
No. UDP is connectionless, which makes it harder to use with NAT.
> machines like Parsey McParseFace can now accurately parse human universal grammar. unambiguous parsing was a big feature of lojban, so it's lost a major selling point. Slow down there ... Most linguists (or a…
For a better, actual example of this problem, see the leopard sofa: http://rocknrollnerd.github.io/ml/2015/05/27/leopard-sofa.ht...
Why would one ever prefer a linked list over a dynamic array? I know about the asymptotic performance, but if you take actual memory performance into account (locality, cache, pointers are slow, etc), it seems dynamic…
My own, https://github.com/andreasvc/vim-256noir
A fact is a statement corresponding with reality, a stereotype is a belief/generalization deemed harmful/undesirable.
Again, from humans and from reality is not different. Whether it is desirable to avoid stereotypes depends on your values.
It appears that the linked paper has examples.
I think your questions would be answered by reading the article. Particularly: "In AI and machine learning, bias refers generally to prior information, a necessary prerequisite for intelligent action (4). Yet bias can…