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olavolav
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Comment #36428847
Is agile the right approach for cross-functional teams of AI researchers and software developers? Here's what I learned from 10 years of leading such teams
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Comment #27721919
Very cool library! As alternatives I might recommend hipsterplot (the name) or uniplot (very similar but lighter, I'm the author).
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Comment #26959615
That's right, I'm using the 2x2 characters and some off-center horizontal line characters. Note aware of Unicode expansions, though more and more fonts seem to support the above. S…
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Comment #26955887
Thanks for the question! So the labels only depend on the limits of the plotting window, which you can supply as a keyword option. In that sense, and together with using the same g…
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Comment #26955175
Thanks! Do let me know if you are still looking for any particular feature
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Comment #26954952
Very cool to see this – but will only be successful with great terminal plotting tools. The ones the author mentions like the matplotlib interface clearly won't do[0] due to lack o…
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Comment #26690249
Author here: Version 0.4 added nice axis labels via an extended Wilkinson algorithm. For comparison: - gnuplot to the terminal https://www.datafix.com.au/BASHing/2019-06-21.html - …
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Comment #25518629
Speaking as a pytorch user, many of the steps in your Readme example remind me of the usual setup except the pipeline.run() handoff which is replaced by eager evaluation in pytorch…
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Comment #24432206
Thanks!
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Comment #24431980
Hi, author here. This was & is a fun project, and maybe it's useful to some of you! Let me know if you have questions/comments/ideas, or check out the ASCII video: https://asciinem…
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Comment #20237246
I'm guessing that's because they measured the return rate of institutions: "Wallets were returned to one of five societal institu- tions: (i) banks, (ii) theaters, museums, or othe…
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Comment #19398867
Whatever test you do, you would need to know the total number of visitors in each group, right? And unless I missed it the article doesn't state those numbers. Intuitively, the num…
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Comment #17191497
Should any of you care for a more philosophical treatment of the idea of "cause", then I can wholeheartedly recommend: Bertrand Russel, On The Notion Of Cause Proceedings of the Ar…
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Comment #15442612
Well, I think the OP should give you the idea that if your goal is (for example) to reduce violent crime rates overall, then the answer might be more complicated than that...
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Comment #15441919
Dear HN audience. For almost all of the topics discussed here, if you haven't already, please go read this book: Michel Foucault, Discipline and Punish: The Birth of the Prison [1]…
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Comment #15191743
The actual article may be less garbage than the headline of the news post suggests: Our model controlled for experiences with other classes of psychoactive substances (cannabis, di…
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Comment #14846834
That, great news, I'm especially curious about this line here: [ExUnit] Show code snippet from test source file in case of test errors ExUnit backtraces have historically been a bi…
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Comment #14700608
So amwesome! :-) Nostalgia + sillyness. Made my morning
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Comment #13895386
Regarding that last bit: You will clearly get better results by using A/B tests than by having humans take a guess as to what works best – but as you already pointed out, those are…
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Comment #13894647
I would argue that A/B testing is close to it's end for 99% of it's current business applications. Right now there is a very limitied range of AI products that aim to replace A/B t…