I see. Maybe. However much I can at this inferential distance It’s funny how things like matrices are critical for some types of coding (AI, Statistics, etc) but completely unnecessary for others. As a software developer who is not in AI or statistics they have never come up once, though perhaps I would’ve been able to spot potential use cases if I had that background. Similar to how I frequently see use cases for SQL where inferior options are being used in the wild[1].
I see.
Maybe.
However much I can at this inferential distance
It’s funny how things like matrices are critical for some types of coding (AI, Statistics, etc) but completely unnecessary for others. As a software developer who is not in AI or statistics they have never come up once, though perhaps I would’ve been able to spot potential use cases if I had that background.
Similar to how I frequently see use cases for SQL where inferior options are being used in the wild[1].
To whom it may concern: Please Stop using Excel like that. It’s a crime against humanity, performance, and good data
There’s a good chance I got math-sniped and completely misinterpreted what Hastings is pointing at.