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March 05, 2009

Dr. Piatetski-Shapiro’s outstanding mathematical contributions came despite hardships in the Soviet Union and later the debilitating effects of Parkinson’s disease....
NYT > Science [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by By KENNETH CHANG at 3:09 AM

February 27, 2009

Our favorite music critic Andy Whitman reviews U2’s new album NO LINE ON THE HORIZON http://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2009/februaryweb-only/108-41.0.html “Time is irrelevant, it’s not linear,” Bono proclaims near the beginning of No Line on the Horizon (4 stars), U2’...
The Englewood Review of Books [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by editor at 3:36 PM

February 24, 2009

This is an interesting series of books, available from www.edumanga.me: The Manga Guide to Statistics The Manga Guide to Calculus The Manga Guide to Physics - Dynamics The Manga Guide to Molecular Biology The Manga Guide to Databases Each chapter in the books has the following format: Cartoon Text e...
squareCircleZ [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by zac at 9:06 PM | 1 Citations

February 23, 2009

You're not coming here for economic analysis, but I found this Wired article on quants, risk, and the financial crisis useful: Bankers should have noted that very small changes in their underlying assumptions could result in very large changes in the correlation number. They also should have noticed...
john hawks weblog [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by John Hawks at 11:35 PM

February 17, 2009

from Proust Was a Neuroscientist Jonah Lehrer But Whitman also knew that his poems were not simply odes to the material body. This was the mistake that his Victorian critics made; by taking his references to orgasms and organs literally, they missed his true poetic epiphany. The moral of Whitman's v...
Flos Carmeli [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] at 7:54 AM

February 13, 2009

> What could be a more appropriate thing to do on Friday the 13th than have lunch with Fooled by Randomness and The Black Swan author Nassim Taleb? I am looking forward to an interesting meal . . . (apologies for the shameless name dropping) > UPDATE: February (Friday the) 13th, 2009 Fascinati...
The Big Picture [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by Barry Ritholtz at 12:30 PM
If you like what we’re doing in documenting all these local musicians at free shows and want to help out, do us a huge favor and help spread the word about the show. The biggest help would be putting up posters or flyers around town. To get a large version, click on the above image and grab it...
the dotmatrix project [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by Sean Patrick Coon at 12:22 AM

February 10, 2009

How to Hallucinate With Ping-Pong Balls and a Radio Makes you wonder how much of the rest of our reality is only a conventional illusion.Tags: hallucination mind illusion purkinje perception Preston L. Bannister { random memes } Precisely (in an as-precisely-as-you-can-map-reality sort of way).Tags:...
Chip's Quips [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by Sterling Camden at 12:00 PM

February 05, 2009

Throughout last year’s election, Nate Silver ran a fascinating website called FiveThirtyEight, named after the number of electors in the United States electoral college. Silver is a statistician, and he spent every day applying his considerable math chops to the various problems of the electio...
mental_floss Blog [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by Chris Higgins at 2:54 PM | 1 Citations

February 03, 2009

One-Sided Magnets, Ballsy Mice, Algae Genes, Blowing Hard, Cosmic Extremes, Froggy Discoveries, and the Minion Mailbag....
This Week in Science - The Kickass Science Podcast [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by Kirsten Sanford at 9:24 PM
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