Always makes me laugh. Perhaps something like 10% clueless, 80% disingenuous and 10% feel they are somehow entitled to information that's obviously sensitive or private.
Probably just people blowing off steam and the target de jour are data scientists. If people had to sit down with their company's data scientists to air their grievances face to face I doubt they would be so…
I got a chance to start using F# for the first time for some cryptography course assignments and supremely enjoyed it. Having a language that's easy to script with, has access to .Net libraries for everything and is…
These NYT pieces are some real cringe porn. Although I give the writer props for admitting that The West Wing sucks.
This is not a good example of where Monte Carlo methods are needed because solving this problem with Betas can be achieved by summation over the joint posterior where P(A) > P(B).
About the author of the piece: "Charles Murray, a fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, has become one of the most influential social scientists in America, using racist pseudoscience and misleading statistics to…
Always makes me laugh. Perhaps something like 10% clueless, 80% disingenuous and 10% feel they are somehow entitled to information that's obviously sensitive or private.
Probably just people blowing off steam and the target de jour are data scientists. If people had to sit down with their company's data scientists to air their grievances face to face I doubt they would be so…
I got a chance to start using F# for the first time for some cryptography course assignments and supremely enjoyed it. Having a language that's easy to script with, has access to .Net libraries for everything and is…
These NYT pieces are some real cringe porn. Although I give the writer props for admitting that The West Wing sucks.
This is not a good example of where Monte Carlo methods are needed because solving this problem with Betas can be achieved by summation over the joint posterior where P(A) > P(B).
About the author of the piece: "Charles Murray, a fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, has become one of the most influential social scientists in America, using racist pseudoscience and misleading statistics to…