Alex Molas Blog
Hello, world, I'm Alex, and this is my blog, where I talk about math, machine learning, and other things like cooking.
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- 65 from 31 Dec 2020 to 23 Sep 2026
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- I hate MFA
- Conditioning is grouping by
- The least controversial movie
- Reading S3 data from local PySpark
- Stupid by choice
- Different Types of Means
- How far can you jump from a swing?
- Analyzing Gender Gap in Chess
- Expected $k$ highest value from $n$ Gaussian draws.
- Good Science, Good Engineering.
- You’re the best at something.
- 512KB Club
- Automate your static blogroll.
- About math limitations.
- Nobody cares about your blog.
- Why did I make my blog uglier?
- A game for the next 15 years: counting license plates
- How much for your brain?
- Debunking the Myth of Dollar Cost Averaging
- A randomized voting strategy
- How to initialize your bias.
- The error of the error.
- The Sweet Spot for Buying Used Cars.
- Discovering the best Chess960 variation.
- 2022 review
2022 22
- Can Random Forests overfit?
- Mate with only pawns and no promotions.
- Computability Theory (ii): uncomputable numbers.
- Computability Theory (i): the Halting Problem.
- Choose the smallest number not chosen yet.
- TIL: constant folding in python.
- L1 regularization from a bayesian perspective
- Field theory for recurrent mobility
- Your laptop is an implementation detail
- Vectorizing impossible operations: boolean algebra, sets, and filters
- Data science preflight checklist.
- Why do we minimize the mean squared error?
- Training TensorFlow models with big tabular datasets (iii): preparing a warmup for TensorFlow models.
- Why bureaucracy is fundamentally wrong.
- Feynman’s Restaurant Problem.
- Counterintuitive statistics (i): a fair coin game.
- Training TensorFlow models with big tabular datasets (ii)
- Coding sucks.
- Training TensorFlow models with big tabular datasets (i).
- Continuous Blackjack (ii): deriving basic equations from two other perspectives.
- Continuous Blackjack (i): introduction and first results.
- Data Science and Software Engineering (I)