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: Prefer compositions to features in ML-Ops I had an interesting conversation with a colleague this week. He has built a model that predicts …

: James Wilson …

: We are entering an era where someone might use a large language model to generate a document out of …

: Training may want the large data center, but we’ve long since hit the point of diminishing returns. …

: So good. One Battle After Another 🍿

: Finished reading: Pereira Maintains by Antonio Tabucchi 📚

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: Boring machine learning is where it’s at go grab a spreadsheet and figure out how to get the …

: Store git credentials for a day from the command line. As of Aug, 2021, a ‘personal access …

: Python decorators

I finally understand Python decorators!

: Link list of programming tips Link list of programming tips A crowd-sourced list of recommendations for learning good programming …

: iA Writer to micro.blog I just discovered that iA Writer publishes to micro.blog. How cool! Am going to see if I can use …

: Far from being an aberration, Dominic Raab might be the right man for the job – an out-of-office …

: … working through the logical implications of our assumptions What’s the purpose of mathematical modeling? « Statistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social …

: Machine learning toolkit in the browser from a single docker image. docker run -p 8080:8080 …

: Today I learned that to access netrw (Vim’s inbuilt file browser) I need to call :Explore.

: dalex.drwhy.ai On a mission to responsibly build machine learning predictive models

: Git submodules Maybe the nicest explanation I’ve read so far. But then, they should know!

: By harnessing randomness, a new algorithm achieves a fundamentally novel — and faster — way of performing one of the most basic computations in math and computer science. Not just a cool scientific advance, but a very cool explanation of a new technique. For that matter, …

: Karl Broman What a cool set of resources including notes on R, make and more!

: Reflow a comment in Vim Visually select the text then gq

: Getting Ofelia to work I followed and modified the instructions here. This was much easier than trying to make do with the …

: Vim tips: file name completion? (triggered with <c-x><c-f>)

: A brief tutorial on decision curve analysis A simple, step-by-step guide to interpreting decision curve analysis

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: 50 Years of Data Science ... 50 Years of Data Science: Journal of Computational and Graphical Statistics: Vol 26, No 4: This …

: Science Isn’t Broken | FiveThirtyEight That variation [in results] occurs because science is hard. …

: Two photo-essays from work I cry a lot on the train home': London medics fight to save Covid …