Hacker News with Generative AI: Epistemology

Why I'm Not a Bayesian (lesswrong.com)
This post focuses on philosophical objections to Bayesianism as an epistemology. I first explain Bayesianism and some standard objections to it, then lay out my two main objections (inspired by ideas in philosophy of science). A follow-up post will speculate about how to formalize an alternative.
Three subtle examples of data leakage (lesswrong.com)
This is a description of my work on some data science projects, lightly obfuscated and fictionalized to protect the confidentiality of the organizations I handled them for (and also to make it flow better). I focus on the high-level epistemic/mathematical issues, and the lived experience of working on intellectual problems, but gloss over the timelines and implementation details.
We don't know how bad most things are nor precisely how they're bad (lesswrong.com)
Scientism (wikipedia.org)
We have a lot to learn from studying our ignorance (newyorker.com)
The Four Theories of Truth as a Method for Critical Thinking (imfeld.dev)
"AI", students, and epistemic crisis (blogspot.com)