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laplacesdemon48
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Comment #40347909
I recently subscribed to Perplexity Pro and prior to this release, was already strongly considering discontinuing ChatGPT Premium. When I first subscribed to ChatGPT Premium late l…
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Comment #30874816
Here's another vote for 3Blue1Brown's series on linear algebra [1]. Spending a few hours on this series will easily save you dozens of hours when going through a comprehensive LA t…
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Comment #29783326
For anyone looking for a refresher, I highly recommend this: https://bookdown.org/probability/beta/ This is actually co-written/edited by Joe Blitzstein, who teaches Harvard's Stat…
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Comment #29780894
Richard McElreath's content is a breath of fresh air for anyone who's struggled with stats. I read both editions of his textbook and will be revisiting this new lecture material so…
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Comment #29728281
This book had a big influence on me. I highly recommend it. I read both the first and second editions. It is very clearly written, full of practical examples (with code), and doesn…
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Comment #29689255
Is there a way to extend this to measure a multivariate relationship? For example: Cor(X, Y & Z) I know you could run them pairwise but it’s possible Cor(X, Y) and Cor(X, Z) are cl…
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Comment #29388087
In case anyone wants to see what this looks like, here's a video I found: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C1eg-jgLx5o
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Comment #26988141
Have either of you tried Pleese? I believe they're mostly selling to pizzerias now [1] and not supermarkets. They aren't able to scale up mass-production quickly because they use a…
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Comment #26858861
Have you seen the 1948 film? If so, how does it compare to the book?
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Comment #26796241
I want to be perfectly clear that I didn't bring this up to be alarmist. Jesse Gelsinger's death shed a lot of light on the risks involved with adenoviruses [1]. Those lessons have…