Looks pretty interesting. That's the kind of video that I was looking for. I do really want to learn Julia, but more than ML, EDA or stuff, I do really see Julia with more potential for math-related things. This tool can fill the gap between the complex math involved in the process and the results obtained, ready to be explained to a non-specialized audience. PS The VIM thing gives "the touch"
![[08x10] Intro to Probabilistic Programming in Julia using Turing.jl and Pluto](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ixHKOz2vnoA/mqdefault.jpg)
Thanks a lot for this video
Looks pretty interesting. That's the kind of video that I was looking for. I do really want to learn Julia, but more than ML, EDA or stuff, I do really see Julia with more potential for math-related things. This tool can fill the gap between the complex math involved in the process and the results obtained, ready to be explained to a non-specialized audience. PS The VIM thing gives "the touch"