Quasimoto3000

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by Quasimoto3000 4y ago
"Should" you be using Bayesian statistics? That simply comes down to personal preference. I like to use it because it makes it really easy to reason about uncertainty in downstream applications. It's also useful when I have s
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by Quasimoto3000 5y ago
Having just finished statistical rethinking, what do you recommend I read next?
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by Quasimoto3000 7y ago
Because when you're navigating, you generally want to orient to whats in front of you. I definitely agree with you if you are just "studying" a map... But nobody wants to perform a mental re-orientation while driving.
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by Quasimoto3000 7y ago
R has actually come a long way on the environments front. Check out “renv” from the good people at RStudio. Link: https://rstudio.github.io/renv/articles/renv.html
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by Quasimoto3000 9y ago
This is great, thanks for sharing.
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by Quasimoto3000 10y ago
Abomination? That was oone of my favorite movies of all time!
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by Quasimoto3000 10y ago
Has IBM able to do anything Watson besides Jeopardy as yet?
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by Quasimoto3000 11y ago
Feature Request - Dots! The deputy loves Dots! Seriously though, I want bullet points and enumeration please.
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by Quasimoto3000 11y ago
Why is this poorly formatted word document opinion piece on hacker news right now?
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by Quasimoto3000 11y ago
Types for clojure are a thing and are helping to clojures adoption by industry. http://typedclojure.org/
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by Quasimoto3000 11y ago
https://github.com/clarete/hackernews.el
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by Quasimoto3000 11y ago
Is this at all related to his statement on suicide and police brutality? What was the cause of death? Source: http://techaeris.com/2015/12/28/debian-founder-ian-murdocks-...
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by Quasimoto3000 11y ago
Every new thing I learn about emacs astounds me.
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by Quasimoto3000 12y ago
Nice work, very slick! 1. I couldn't figure out how to like a place 2. I was sort of expecting a bit more information when I clicked on a place. I mean this particularly with respect to the attractions section. I was hoping for more in
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by Quasimoto3000 12y ago
But you can get Vim's modal editing with Emacs'evil-mode.
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by Quasimoto3000 12y ago
Correct me if I am wrong, but wasn't there no connection between Apple and the leaks?
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by Quasimoto3000 12y ago
There is none.
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by Quasimoto3000 14y ago
Sprint seems to have it together on this one.