Archive - Naive Bayes

Selection Bias vs Cognitive Bias

Naive Bayes is a reader-supported publication.

Oct 13, 2024 •

September 2024

Inverted Inconsistencies

Sep 23, 2024 •

Polyamory as Simplified Amory

See also: Polyamory with Aella and Yassine, The Polyamory Post, Contra Aella on Polyamoric Lexicality, Transhumanism as Simplified Humanism

Sep 1, 2024 •

June 2024

AI Safety Fundamentals - Polysemanticity vs Superposition

Reconciling two different definitions of "superposition" in mechanistic interpretability

Jun 7, 2024 •

May 2024

Ayn Rand's Morality

Lessons for Altruists From an Egoist

May 16, 2024 •

May 2023

Virtue vs Obligation (The Caplan-Singer Debate)

Is there an ontological difference between moral virtue and moral obligation?

May 9, 2023 •

February 2023

Is the brain a computer?

Naive Bayes is a reader-supported publication.

Feb 21, 2023 •

January 2023

Why you should learn sign language

Naive Bayes is a reader-supported publication.

Jan 18, 2023 •

What makes a probability question "well-defined"? (Part II: Bertrand's Paradox)

See also: What makes a probability question "well-defined"?

Jan 3, 2023 •

October 2022

What makes a probability question "well-defined"? (Part I)

See also: Probability is in the Mind, You Are Never Entitled to Your Opinion, and “I don’t know.”Naive Bayes is a reader-supported publication.

Oct 2, 2022 •

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