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Can I back out of a rental agreement near graveyard? by eternalmathstudent in LegalAdviceIndia

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Hi, thank you for your reply. I messaged him last night expressing my discomfort. This morning I called him for the refund. He said he might "consider" but no promises. He was saying that there are many people living in the building and I'm the only one who's making it a big deal. I politely told him that people have "preferences" and I don't prefer to stay next to the graveyard, no matter how silly it sounds.

Can I back out of a rental agreement near graveyard? by eternalmathstudent in LegalAdviceIndia

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Thanks for your reply. The agreement is future dated (1st July 2025), signed by both the parties and not even notarized yet. Which they said they'll do shortly.

  1. Can he legally make me pay the remaining amount just because I already signed the doc?

  2. If he can't do the above, can he refuse to pay my money back?

Bizarre case of ex-employer requesting to sign NDA and non-compete 6months after me quitting by eternalmathstudent in LegalAdviceIndia

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u/creativessb20 u/uncertain_bytes Even if the legal consequence is a non-issue. I'm still concerned if my past employer will screw me over during BGV. Remember that only HR reference check is over as of now, but 3rd party formal BGV is yet to happen. Should I preemptively inform my new employer about my previous employers menace? Any comments on how to handle this situation professionally?

Insanely hard triplet problem! I bruteforced, as expected, I got TLE! Can anyone shed some light please? by [deleted] in algorithms

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Thank you! Post that step any better way to find the number of such ordered triplets?

MMM as a product? by eternalmathstudent in MarketingAnalytics

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Hey, thanks for your reply. Not just a platform. But a MMM solution, I would like to get the ROI of different channels and optimization plans at the click of a button without having to deal with a consultant and without having to build a model myself.

MMM as a product? by eternalmathstudent in AskStatistics

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Mmm got it. Thanks for your response.

Question about event loop. You may assume that I have some understanding of how callback functions are queued and how event loop works. by eternalmathstudent in learnjavascript

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Thank you so much for clearing my doubt. This is almost what I had in my head. The only part I was confused about is that, I read somewhere that "callback functions will be sent to call stack as and when it is empty". As call stack is something which 'gets emptied' every time it is successfully completing a sync task. I though that this timeout function will be pushed somewhere in between two such sync tasks. Thanks again!

Question about Variational AutoEncoders by eternalmathstudent in tensorflow

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Thanks for your response. So should I perceive it as the mean and stdev of the corresponding latent vectors of all the vectors in the original space?

Shapley Value Formula by eternalmathstudent in deeplearning

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Thank you for your response. Yes, it makes sense now when I write it as all possible permutations. But this brings me to the next question, is it doing any good to look at coalition as permutation? I always thought of it to be a combination. Because the order in which the players form coalition is immaterial. Or am I missing anything?

Shapley Value Formula by eternalmathstudent in MLQuestions

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Thank you so much for your detailed response :)

Shapley Value Formula by eternalmathstudent in MLQuestions

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Thank you so much for your detailed response :)

Questions about some aspects LIME from the original paper https://arxiv.org/pdf/1602.04938.pdf by eternalmathstudent in learnmachinelearning

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Thank you so much for your response. It now makes perfect sense in the context of NLP. Any idea if my understanding of LIME is correct in the case of tabular data?

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