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SaifKhayoon OP t1_j6g4dg3 wrote
Reply to comment by Leonos in Ever wanted to learn AI and machine learning? (It's really statistics in disguise) - Guide for visual learners presented in the form a of reactive web application by SaifKhayoon
Here's a list of example sets to try:
>A ∪ B
A union B combines both circles
>A' = {1, 2, 3} complement
Demonstrates complement of a set (A' = {all elements not in A})
>(A ∪ B)' = complement of union of A and B
De Morgan's law for complement of union and intersection
>A ∩ B = ∅
Demonstrates disjoint sets (sets with no common elements)
>A ∪ B = U
Together make up the universal set
srh99 t1_j6g4awd wrote
Reply to What Google would have looked like in the 1980s by Gnurx
Feeling lucky used to work 80 percent of the time. Now the first 2 pages are crap ads from companies that paid google for placement. How it sucks when google has such a monopoly.
rbcornhole t1_j6g2m2p wrote
Reply to comment by ZennyRL in Ever wanted to learn AI and machine learning? (It's really statistics in disguise) - Guide for visual learners presented in the form a of reactive web application by SaifKhayoon
Don't feel bad, the title is wildly over simplifying it.
dutch665 t1_j6g17yi wrote
Yourbubblestink t1_j6fyta7 wrote
Reply to Ever wanted to learn AI and machine learning? (It's really statistics in disguise) - Guide for visual learners presented in the form a of reactive web application by SaifKhayoon
The sad news kids. Chat GPT can already do all this shit faster than you.
kabekew t1_j6fwsov wrote
Reply to comment by djfraggle in What Google would have looked like in the 1980s by Gnurx
Yes, there were pictures! All kinds of paint programs and image formats. My handheld photo scanner saved in GIF format (dithered) but I also remember TIFF, Targa (TGA) formats, and Paintbrush (PCX) formats that could store digitized photo images.
happydaddydoody t1_j6fskaq wrote
Reply to comment by djfraggle in What Google would have looked like in the 1980s by Gnurx
Miss my bro using the word SysOp
Leonos t1_j6fs79e wrote
Reply to Ever wanted to learn AI and machine learning? (It's really statistics in disguise) - Guide for visual learners presented in the form a of reactive web application by SaifKhayoon
>> You may wish to use the visualization to verify some of the following set identities.
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pixeladrift t1_j6foxrz wrote
Reply to Ever wanted to learn AI and machine learning? (It's really statistics in disguise) - Guide for visual learners presented in the form a of reactive web application by SaifKhayoon
It’s really just artificial intelligence in abbreviation.
SpinCharm t1_j6fnxwn wrote
Reply to Ever wanted to learn AI and machine learning? (It's really statistics in disguise) - Guide for visual learners presented in the form a of reactive web application by SaifKhayoon
Interesting but doesn’t really start to draw a line between machine learning and AI. It lays a foundation of understanding of statistics, but stops before it relates them to the broader concepts of machine learning, ie How are these statistical forms used within machine learning?
n21lv t1_j6fg7j2 wrote
Reply to What Google would have looked like in the 1980s by Gnurx
Now make it look like a Teletext page
P.S. My Google Keyboard's dictionary seemingly knows the word 'Teletext', which is fascinating
SteelerSuperFan t1_j6fg6mj wrote
burgermachine74 t1_j6ffejp wrote
Reply to What Google would have looked like in the 1980s by Gnurx
They forgot to tilt the E. THEY FORGOT TO TILT THE E!!
TheDailyBean t1_j6f67u8 wrote
reddituseronebillion t1_j6f5q7l wrote
Reply to Ever wanted to learn AI and machine learning? (It's really statistics in disguise) - Guide for visual learners presented in the form a of reactive web application by SaifKhayoon
It's really just linear algebra and calculus in disguise.
hessianerd t1_j6f2uzp wrote
Reply to What Google would have looked like in the 1980s by Gnurx
There is always lynx:
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https://www.interserver.net/tips/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/lynx-1024x524.png
canttouchmypingas t1_j6ey1q8 wrote
Reply to comment by SaifKhayoon in Ever wanted to learn AI and machine learning? (It's really statistics in disguise) - Guide for visual learners presented in the form a of reactive web application by SaifKhayoon
Thanks for the follow up comment I was about to rage about the statistics thing
NVLVS t1_j6euc9f wrote
Reply to What Google would have looked like in the 1980s by Gnurx
I remember elgoog just showing everything backwards back in the day! I used to use it in school all the time.
herendzer t1_j6et6zu wrote
Reply to What Google would have looked like in the 1980s by Gnurx
It’s beautiful
clevariant t1_j6enuif wrote
Reply to Uncover suspicious shortened URLs. Show the destination behind TinyURL link. Helpful when you're not sure of the source of the link or if you're worried about clicking on something potentially malicious. by unskilledexplorer
Why would you be afraid just to click a link?
knockonformica t1_j6ejgn0 wrote
Reply to comment by SaifKhayoon in Ever wanted to learn AI and machine learning? (It's really statistics in disguise) - Guide for visual learners presented in the form a of reactive web application by SaifKhayoon
This is absolutely incredible! It's a great visualization for statistics and probability. I'm always reading academic medical studies & having a stats refresher like this is so helpful. I know a bunch of colleagues would benefit from seeing the concepts portrayed visually.
I am going to share this with any students I have. Thanks again!!
ZennyRL t1_j6eehw2 wrote
Reply to Ever wanted to learn AI and machine learning? (It's really statistics in disguise) - Guide for visual learners presented in the form a of reactive web application by SaifKhayoon
Certainly sounded easier than it is, most of these terms even in the first chapter go way over my head
Fearchar t1_j6ebv4s wrote
Reply to comment by djfraggle in What Google would have looked like in the 1980s by Gnurx
Many are still around!
your_username t1_j6e8ms2 wrote
Reply to Uncover suspicious shortened URLs. Show the destination behind TinyURL link. Helpful when you're not sure of the source of the link or if you're worried about clicking on something potentially malicious. by unskilledexplorer
Nice, clean webpage — thank you for making this!
curl -sL <short_link> | grep -oE '<a[^>]+href="([^"]+)"[^>]*>' | cut -d'"' -f2
tyen0 t1_j6g4pj7 wrote
Reply to comment by SteelerSuperFan in Ever wanted to learn AI and machine learning? (It's really statistics in disguise) - Guide for visual learners presented in the form a of reactive web application by SaifKhayoon
same.... maybe some day. ;)