> I do think the confidence intervals/prediction intervals should be accessible and should probably be adjustable (e.g. 99%, 95%, 80%). Definitely, this is arguably the most important feature.
It's all smoke and mirrors, we're just a hologram: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holographic_principle
Eh, could say the same about anything. Replace self with Love, God, Satan, etc.
Oh yeah, forgot about that. Well, then Russian terms are as stupid.
> Do you truly believe that specific DP book caused that effect? Yes, definitely. People used to cite the GOF book left and right while over-engineering crappy CRUD apps.
> sugggests a new programming paradigm, which it is not No, you're just dismissing it without understanding it first. Which seems super common on this forum.
Analytically differentiable (being able to derive a formula for the derivative) is not the same thing at all as analytic functions of complex analysis (which are infinitely differentiable, etc). If anything, the term…
> I take it you don't live in NYC. I do. > Nobody I know pays more than $3k/m for their apartment. Few people I know pay under. We live in parallel dimensions I guess. > In my case, I chose to go for a non-luxury…
OK, it all depends on what the cash flow looks like :) You're leaving out that one very important piece of the puzzle... Also, the average apartment in Manhattan (if you do rent without roommates) is pretty close to…
> Maybe not, but you certainly don't need to be "eating garbage dumped by grocery stores". Nice strawman :) I was specifically talking about the situation conditional on saving the 100k in 18 months, my comment was a…
Well, good for you. I don't think your situation was "average" really, but kudos on the savings :) Coming from a guy in NYC whose monthly expenditures are through the roof...
> It takes about 2 years to save up $100K on a typical Bay Area engineer's salary Have you actually done this? Know anyone who has? This seems completely implausible, outside of some extreme frugal lifestyle cases (I'm…
Yeah, you can't do half of these without understanding Calculus.
Hmm, this says more about the current state of the "PhD in CS" institution and the hiring practices at 'Big 4'...
Discovering new human and bot algorithmic artists on twitter by searching for #generated: https://twitter.com/search?q=%23generated&src=typd
Similarly, Russian has two blues: goluboy (like the sky) and siniy (like the sea). Nobody, not even a child, would confuse the two, or consider them the same color. Even blue eyes are differentiated into these two…
What expected "rules of math" does it not follow?
> In large part it's a symbol for fear of a religion, Islam. Weird reaction to an article about a non-Muslim woman who does not want to subject herself to medieval oppressive practices (let's not kid ourselves what…
Iran is different. People trying to justify them with anecdotes like yours miss the point. What Iran is doing is ridiculous: there are minorities in Iran who are not Muslim, who've lived there for millennia even before…
This is laughably incorrect, that's not how the world works at all
Yes, sir, you're definitely part of the problem. No other way to put it :)
Holy crap, Super Mario 64 is 20 years old now. I've never felt my age more than I do right now...
Hate to be that guy, but saying "thousands of years of Turkish history" is exactly as ignorant as saying "thousands of years of American history"
> I think a lot of coastal elites have no idea what they're talking about when they speak about the extreme danger of being different in middle-America. Here's a counterargument (counter-anecdote, really): I'm different…
Not only that, another 'large mammal' in the room is the 'founder effects' that happen on every level (i.e. family, community, regional, ethnic) and their behavioral implications, that were common-sense non-taboo topics…
> I do think the confidence intervals/prediction intervals should be accessible and should probably be adjustable (e.g. 99%, 95%, 80%). Definitely, this is arguably the most important feature.
It's all smoke and mirrors, we're just a hologram: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holographic_principle
Eh, could say the same about anything. Replace self with Love, God, Satan, etc.
Oh yeah, forgot about that. Well, then Russian terms are as stupid.
> Do you truly believe that specific DP book caused that effect? Yes, definitely. People used to cite the GOF book left and right while over-engineering crappy CRUD apps.
> sugggests a new programming paradigm, which it is not No, you're just dismissing it without understanding it first. Which seems super common on this forum.
Analytically differentiable (being able to derive a formula for the derivative) is not the same thing at all as analytic functions of complex analysis (which are infinitely differentiable, etc). If anything, the term…
> I take it you don't live in NYC. I do. > Nobody I know pays more than $3k/m for their apartment. Few people I know pay under. We live in parallel dimensions I guess. > In my case, I chose to go for a non-luxury…
OK, it all depends on what the cash flow looks like :) You're leaving out that one very important piece of the puzzle... Also, the average apartment in Manhattan (if you do rent without roommates) is pretty close to…
> Maybe not, but you certainly don't need to be "eating garbage dumped by grocery stores". Nice strawman :) I was specifically talking about the situation conditional on saving the 100k in 18 months, my comment was a…
Well, good for you. I don't think your situation was "average" really, but kudos on the savings :) Coming from a guy in NYC whose monthly expenditures are through the roof...
> It takes about 2 years to save up $100K on a typical Bay Area engineer's salary Have you actually done this? Know anyone who has? This seems completely implausible, outside of some extreme frugal lifestyle cases (I'm…
Yeah, you can't do half of these without understanding Calculus.
Hmm, this says more about the current state of the "PhD in CS" institution and the hiring practices at 'Big 4'...
Discovering new human and bot algorithmic artists on twitter by searching for #generated: https://twitter.com/search?q=%23generated&src=typd
Similarly, Russian has two blues: goluboy (like the sky) and siniy (like the sea). Nobody, not even a child, would confuse the two, or consider them the same color. Even blue eyes are differentiated into these two…
What expected "rules of math" does it not follow?
> In large part it's a symbol for fear of a religion, Islam. Weird reaction to an article about a non-Muslim woman who does not want to subject herself to medieval oppressive practices (let's not kid ourselves what…
Iran is different. People trying to justify them with anecdotes like yours miss the point. What Iran is doing is ridiculous: there are minorities in Iran who are not Muslim, who've lived there for millennia even before…
This is laughably incorrect, that's not how the world works at all
Yes, sir, you're definitely part of the problem. No other way to put it :)
Holy crap, Super Mario 64 is 20 years old now. I've never felt my age more than I do right now...
Hate to be that guy, but saying "thousands of years of Turkish history" is exactly as ignorant as saying "thousands of years of American history"
> I think a lot of coastal elites have no idea what they're talking about when they speak about the extreme danger of being different in middle-America. Here's a counterargument (counter-anecdote, really): I'm different…
Not only that, another 'large mammal' in the room is the 'founder effects' that happen on every level (i.e. family, community, regional, ethnic) and their behavioral implications, that were common-sense non-taboo topics…