Finally uploaded "Adaptive Hashing: Faster Hash Functions with Fewer Collisions" to arXiv for better visibility:
https://t.co/Jm7O8M1Umb
I’ve polished the presentation, fixed typos, and moved to a more readable format from ACM. #HashTables#DataStructures#CommonLisp
New blog post: Untangling Literate Programming (https://t.co/jog6qK4245):
- The ideal of LP vs its classical implementation.
- How relaxed definition order challenges classical LP.
- Untangled LP, where docs are in the code.
- How Lisp macros and MGL-PAX tilt the scales.
"Most scientists receive no tuition in scientific method, but those who have perform no better than those who have not. Of what other branch of learning can it be said that it gives its proficients no advantage; that it need not be taught or, if taught, need not be learned?"
Adaptive hashing blog post: https://t.co/dUUFHkXZlW about how to get faster and more robust hash tables.
This is to accompany the previously published materials (see https://t.co/pxNu2Kya9m).
@RogerGrosse Whither speech recognition? by J.R. Pierce, 1969, gives an account of speculative early work in a lush funding environment ("glamour and deceit").
@rlmcelreath TLDR, but the excerpt seems to want to express that posteriors shall contract with more evidence, and physicists have seen much. A good armchair and you're set for life.
Plate notation lacks crucial details and has limited expressiveness. In https://t.co/qLLy9tuT3H, Rob Zinkov argues, and I agree, that stating the generative model like this in text much better:
@thx3188 @Kawa_oneechan @Foone And of course, if you're married, you'd also have to file the K-7209 Statement of Joint Intentions and declare any mutual gift expenditures.
@thx3188 @Kawa_oneechan @Foone You have until midnight on the twelfth working day past the first full moon after the end of your fiscal year. However, you can extend the date by filing an RPM-78 Waning Interest Extension anytime before the close of business on the second Tuesday after the first Friday in March
@leopoldasch Believing in this straight line also requires ignoring the second derivative. Also, further tweaking of the Y axis should make it even straighter.
Slides for my talk on Adaptive Hashing: https://t.co/GwJ7zVKa9v. Also, the LaTeX sources of both the slides and the paper are available at https://t.co/pxNu2KyHYU.