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Agree. Very will written. I laughed out loud couple times:
- "chess is a deeply unnatural skill - it requires the full command of a bunch of neurons that the adult mind has already donated to the ability to navigate a grocery store lineup without screaming"
How is it different from HDF5 (h5py and pytables)?
Shouldn't P(increase | happy) = P(increase) P(happy | increase) / P(increase) be P(increase | happy) = P(increase) P(happy | increase) / P(happy)?
Also I am not getting why he cannot simply compute 950/1000 = 95%? How does Bayes rule help us in his example? What am I missing?
We are splitting hairs here. What is wrong? That his career dawned in Florida?
Yes, he went to Florida State University in the dawn of his career. This explains the watermark.