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For those having the 3rd edition, Q. 3.22, Page 190, however in the textbook unlike the blog post, 1 is if life exists on Mars, 0 if not.

I particularly like Statistical Inference by George Casella and Roger Lee Berger.

You could also look at Introduction to Probability by Joseph K. Blitzstein and Jessica Hwang (available for free here: http://probabilitybook.net (redirects to drive)).

You're right, I was being sloppy and gave a rough example. My bad.

string product{"not worked"} is initializing the string product to "not worked".

It's the same as std::string product; product = "not worked";

[&](job& my_job) { } is a lambda expression. & is capturing the variable by reference. my_job is the parameter being passed which is a pointer of type job.

Please check https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/lambda and https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/cpp/lambda-expressions-... for more.

Exactly. Safari on MacOS has the same problem too.

Same but instead of Air I’ll get the 13” ARM Pro with sufficient RAM and hopefully more ports.

Mojave on my 13” MBP 2015 is still fantastic. Great OS, great keyboard, USB ports, MagSafe, etc.

Incredible!

I made this today for folks who would love to learn a bit more about Lagrangian Multipliers. Please criticize and comment!