These are my links for November 5th through November 6th:
- mikeash.com: Friday Q&A 2015-11-06: Why is Swift’s String API So Hard? –
- Timing Diagrams. Visualizing 65xx CPU Timing. –
- The Food Lab: The Hard Truth About Boiled Eggs | Serious Eats –
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Bookmarks for October 27th
- The Ambivalent Marriage Takes a Toll on Health – The New York Times –
- Unexpected Honey Study Shows Woes of Nutrition Research – The New York Times – <blockquote>Almost everything we “know” is based on small, limited studies, and the limited conclusions are often overblown.</blockquote>
- Jadad Score – ANZ Journal of Surgery – <blockquote>Jadad Score The Jadad scale assesses the quality of published clinical trials based methods relevant to random assignment, double blinding, and the flow of patients. There are 7 items. The last 2 attract a negative score, which means that the range of possible scores is 0 bad to 5 good 1. Was the study described as randomized this includes words…</blockquote>
Bookmarks for October 20th
- suckless.org surf –
- The-Compiler/qutebrowser · GitHub – <blockquote>qutebrowser – A keyboard-driven, vim-like browser based on PyQt5 and QtWebKit.</blockquote>
- Cool Cosmos –
- CartoDB is the easiest way to map and analyze your location data — CartoDB –
- Boundless – <blockquote>Boundless builds open source geospatial tools for managing data and building applications. OpenGeo Suite powers solutions across the enterprise.</blockquote>
Bookmarks for October 16th through October 17th
These are my links for October 16th through October 17th:
- Whales synchronize their songs across oceans, and there’s sheet music to prove it. — Medium –
- The Hostile Email Landscape | Hacker News –
- Document Clustering with Python –
- Different Brain Regions are Infected with Fungi in Alzheimer’s Disease : Scientific Reports –
Bookmarks for October 14th
- RemObjects Silver | Elements –
- Homemade synthetic aperture radar – Henrik’s Blog – <blockquote>Second version of the 6 GHz FMCW radar now with SAR images</blockquote>
- Still Not Significant | Probable Error – <blockquote>What to do if your p-value is just over the arbitrary threshold for 'significance' of p=0.05? You don't need to play the significance testing game – there are better methods, like quoting the effect size with a confidence interval – but if you do, the rules are simple: the result is either significant or it…</blockquote>