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  1. Going to California during a Seldon Crisis? Very clever, @ednapiranha and @Maciek416 -- or should I say... HOBER MALLOW? 2:44 PM Jul 22nd from web
  2. "Vague Scientist" http://imgur.com/qy8jN.jpg (via @gappy3000) b/w "Guessing at Science" http://is.gd/1E2gh 3:14 PM Jul 19th from web
  3. @DataJunkie Thanks! At least it's not residual Stockholm Syndrome from your prelims ;) 7:01 PM Jul 15th from web in reply to DataJunkie
  4. @DataJunkie I confess I was mainly looking forward to Koller's book- what did you like about Darwiche's? 4:43 PM Jul 15th from web in reply to DataJunkie
  5. In honor of @sigfpe's Blake's 7 marathon:Blake's 7 scenes make acceptable new wave http://is.gd/1A7BK & Pink Floyd http://is.gd/1AaoA videos 3:17 PM Jul 15th from web
  6. "Predictive text input, who taught you to swear like that?" "You, all right?! I LEARNED IT BY WATCHING YOU!" 5:27 PM Jul 14th from web
  7. @jenvetterli Speaking of which, stoned wallabies (and not UFOs) are now the preferred explanation for crop circles http://is.gd/1wCwx 8:21 PM Jul 12th from web in reply to jenvetterli
  8. Well that should be the brown-outs and lightning damage sorted. Dear second half of 2009- please be better than the first half. OK? Thanks. 1:56 PM Jul 8th from web
  9. @grantmichaels I don't think that's tea... 7:00 AM Jun 12th from Hahlo
  10. There were about 30 Javelinas milling around in a leisurely fashion this morning. According to the NIST Omen Database, that's a good sign. 8:04 AM Jun 11th from web
  11. Hooray! @francescoc 's Erlang book is on @safaribooks. Looks quite good so far. 8:15 PM Jun 10th from web
  12. @mdreid Incanter's performance on matrix factorization sounds encouraging! What size & sparsity matrices did you try it on? 7:42 PM Jun 10th from web in reply to mdreid
  13. @nikete @brendan642 @gappy3000 @dwf Thank you all! 8:44 PM Jun 4th from Hahlo
  14. the genome projects kicked biology into a more high-throughput mode, it seems like the modern web could do the same for the social sciences 7:25 PM Jun 4th from web
  15. @nikete right- it's like biology was:a historically math-averse population, with minimal data and poor communication in methods development 7:23 PM Jun 4th from web in reply to nikete
  16. @nikete it is unfortunate that sociology lost its momentum in networks research, esp. since that became so important to the web 7:18 PM Jun 4th from web
  17. @nikete I thought that outliars was an extension of annecdata :) 5:12 PM Jun 4th from web in reply to nikete
  18. @communicating Great news- very exciting! 10:47 PM Jun 3rd from Hahlo
  19. @gappy3000 I knew IBM Research did well, but hadn't realized they got the small data set. Nice! (IBM's entry: http://is.gd/MHiE ) 5:03 PM Jun 2nd from web in reply to gappy3000
  20. love this KDD Cup post mortem- judicious feature selection, strategy, & R are near to my heart http://is.gd/MEzl Summary: http://is.gd/MEHk 4:13 PM Jun 2nd from web