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It reminds me of "web3" marketing. My hackles are immediately raised.

Most of my time interacting with this site was spent in developer tools, trying to figure out where the scrolling behavior was coming from. (Couldn't figure it out.) I can't unders…

Cool, but as described, this wouldn't work on humans. The light sheet microscopy technique that the suped-up MRI data is paired with to create these images requires tissue to be "c…

I was so confused :) "Is the stand doing computations??"

In the video, you keep saying "Turing" (turr-ing), when I think you mean to say "truing" (troo-ing).

In my experience, people like this are dilettantes, who actually have a very shallow understanding of these "ideas" that they're so in love with. They confuse _having heard_ of Obs…

Ted Petrou has written a very detailed critical review of this book. He finds it lacking in certain areas. https://medium.com/dunder-data/python-for-data-analysis-a-cr...

This doesn't really address your teacher's claim about having to look words up, though. What you want to look at is the distribution of low frequency words across the book. What do…

In what space does the clustering occur? I wasn't able to tell from the post.

What sorts of things does it improve?

> I think Norvig acknowledges the point you are making here, namely that the statistical approach does not explain the cognitive systems behind language. If that is the case, then …

The "pure" photograph is a myth. Every single aspect of taking a photograph imposes the same kind of artificiality that the author claims Instagram filters impose. From the most ba…

The bicycle?

I prefer "natural language processing" over "computational linguistics" because NLP/CL has very little to do with the goals of linguistics. Like you mentioned, linguists are after …

I swear by Notational Velocity ( http://notational.net/ ).