Oldřich Spáčil
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Data analysis professional based in London, UK. #rstats
I am glad that Nilay Patel asks these questions in his Decoder podcast! I found the episode with Mustafa Suleyman truly insightful www.theverge.com/24314821/mic...
Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman on what the industry is getting wrong about AGI
The head of Microsoft’s AI division on competing with Google and how to define superintelligence.
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January 12, 2025 at 5:24 PM
I am glad that Nilay Patel asks these questions in his Decoder podcast! I found the episode with Mustafa Suleyman truly insightful www.theverge.com/24314821/mic...
Or the UNHCR definition of a refugee differs somewhat from the UK government's definition. I am just a bit suprised by the high number for the UK. Compare with www.gov.uk/government/s..., though I didn't read this document in detail.
Summary of latest statistics
www.gov.uk
November 12, 2024 at 6:19 PM
Or the UNHCR definition of a refugee differs somewhat from the UK government's definition. I am just a bit suprised by the high number for the UK. Compare with www.gov.uk/government/s..., though I didn't read this document in detail.
I think you might be mixing/confusing total immigration numbers with the number of refugees. Looking at the UK, the 600k number is the total net immigration, including economic/job/study immigration, I believe?
November 12, 2024 at 6:08 PM
I think you might be mixing/confusing total immigration numbers with the number of refugees. Looking at the UK, the 600k number is the total net immigration, including economic/job/study immigration, I believe?
My background is in geometry, so for me covariance is an inner product of vectors, and inner product of a vector with itself is norm squared. But that just rephrases the question in the language of vector spaces and understanding of the inner product. Still, it might give some visual-ish intuition.
October 19, 2024 at 12:21 AM
My background is in geometry, so for me covariance is an inner product of vectors, and inner product of a vector with itself is norm squared. But that just rephrases the question in the language of vector spaces and understanding of the inner product. Still, it might give some visual-ish intuition.
Additionally, there is a very useful and simple R package here.r-lib.org that handles relative paths effortlessly. Famously recommended by Jenny Bryan github.com/jennybc/here..., who might come and set your computer on fire otherwise :-)
A Simpler Way to Find Your Files
Constructs paths to your projects files.
Declare the relative path of a file within your project with i_am().
Use the here() function as a drop-in replacement for file.path()',
it will alw...
here.r-lib.org
October 18, 2024 at 5:07 PM
Additionally, there is a very useful and simple R package here.r-lib.org that handles relative paths effortlessly. Famously recommended by Jenny Bryan github.com/jennybc/here..., who might come and set your computer on fire otherwise :-)
Gavin, you probably already tried but there is a way to ask Royal Mail to correct their database - www.royalmail.com/personal/rec... . It worked for me years ago when my address was missing.
September 6, 2024 at 12:10 PM
Gavin, you probably already tried but there is a way to ask Royal Mail to correct their database - www.royalmail.com/personal/rec... . It worked for me years ago when my address was missing.
E and B; I find A to be similar to B, just more specific to the mission of particular people
August 13, 2024 at 11:40 PM
E and B; I find A to be similar to B, just more specific to the mission of particular people