Kevin Chung

Applied NLP Engineer

[Kevin Chung @bataclysms]

@arriahhhh Or perhaps @StaterBrosMkts can clarify whether their policies allow for their security guards to pack heat? Seriously, I think that would really fucking help clarify things rn... wouldn’t you agree? @RSO I mean, the ENTIRE basis of your defense on the use of force depends on it.

[Kevin Chung @bataclysms]

@arriahhhh Can someone please tell me why the media mentions nothing about the in-store CCTV? The answers to ALL of ppl’s backwards ass concerns about whether Ernie Serrano was “under influence of controlled substances”, or whether he actually fought security can be found there.

[Kevin Chung @bataclysms]

@arriahhhh Sick of all these articles speculating and putting up clickbait of how Ernie Serrano was “reaching for a gun” when there’s ZERO evidence. How about they stfu and let the evidence talk? Gettin people all heated over nothing FACTUAL to misdirect public attention to conspiracy.

[Kevin Chung @bataclysms]

@arriahhhh I’m genuinely confused. How can there NOT be any information in these articles about the CCTV footage?? Silence is violence, and Stater Bro’s sure as hell ain’t being very vocal rn. Where’s the fucking footage @StaterBrosMkts

[Kevin Chung @bataclysms]

@elonmusk @michael_saylor Or convert to doge. Shibas are the future, obviously.

[Kevin Chung @bataclysms]

@elonmusk 1. Have an NLP algorithm compile data for pcr- specific false positive results

2. Run case scenarios by applying Bayes’ Theorem to all results

3. Find standard deviation of the results and calculate confidence intervals.

[Kevin Chung @bataclysms]

@elonmusk You can also use Bayes’ Theorem to calculate the probability of an event (e.g. false positives) happening, provided you know the prior conditions.

You could probably get around the issue of conflicting results by doing three things: