> the actual problem is at the operating systems' provided mechanisms for dealing with programs and dependencies. More specifically, it seems like the Unix filesystem layout, with its bin, etc, usr and other well-known…
This seems to me to be the best way to understand Bayes' theorem, with natural frequencies being the best way to mentally compute with it. E.g. for the breast cancer example, - Imagine there are 1000 women who…
> the actual problem is at the operating systems' provided mechanisms for dealing with programs and dependencies. More specifically, it seems like the Unix filesystem layout, with its bin, etc, usr and other well-known…
This seems to me to be the best way to understand Bayes' theorem, with natural frequencies being the best way to mentally compute with it. E.g. for the breast cancer example, - Imagine there are 1000 women who…