This is what I get when I fit a cubic to log(deaths) and then exponentiate so I can match the original linear scale plot. You're the math expert, but the coefficient of x^3 is > 0 so this should go to infinity, right?pic.twitter.com/6yKhw80Mvt
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I can't tell if this is really different from programming or not? My feeling is that programming is easier to do mechanically (when you're not inventing truly novel algorithms or whatever), but I don't think I can really justify that feeling.
My impression as an outsider is that the day-to-day of data science includes a fair amount of mechanical bits and also a fair amount of judgment. But surely lots of programming is the same, where you need to figure out what the user _actually_ wants from what they say they want.
100%! That's where user testing comes in handy! Action over words.
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