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Probability of winning a tennis match based on skill of winning a point(datagenetics.com)
3 points by squeakynick 8y ago|0 comments
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Bayer filters and interpolation: How digital cameras work(datagenetics.com)
5 points by squeakynick 8y ago|0 comments
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by squeakynick 8y ago
Thanks for the compliment. </blush>
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by squeakynick 9y ago
It will also turn pedestrians into jerks! http://datagenetics.com/blog/january42017/index.html
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Sorting pancakes using just prefix reversal flipping(datagenetics.com)
3 points by squeakynick 9y ago|0 comments
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Moravec's Paradox(datagenetics.com)
3 points by squeakynick 9y ago|0 comments
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Is it possible to save money pumping gas when it's colder outside?(datagenetics.com)
3 points by squeakynick 9y ago|0 comments
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Incremental mean and standard deviation calculations(datagenetics.com)
4 points by squeakynick 9y ago|0 comments
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by squeakynick 9y ago
You're right. I'll fix this later this afternoon! Thanks. /\/ick
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by squeakynick 9y ago
I write the blog http://datagenetics.com/blog.html In 2016, it delivered 4.3 Million PVs I have a single Google AdSense advert on most pages and revenue generated in 2016 was $1,124.95 It pays for hosting, and the occasiona
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Data visualization of a soccer game(datagenetics.com)
5 points by squeakynick 9y ago|0 comments
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by squeakynick 9y ago
(Author here) Matt, I'm very sorry. It was a genuine mistake. I always try hard to attribute sources (as you can see from the references in the doc, and on the couple of hundred other articles on my blog). It was nothing personal, i
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Voronoi Tessellations(datagenetics.com)
5 points by squeakynick 9y ago|0 comments
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by squeakynick 9y ago
Awesome article. I just read with my morning coffee, and I have a big grin.
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by squeakynick 9y ago
I’m happy to share my data too. I’ve been blogging for half a dozen years at http://datagenetics.com/blog.html and have slowly built my traffic up to about 300k PV a month. A couple of years ago, I installed a single Googl
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Vestigial trigonometry functions: popular 30 years ago, but no longer used(datagenetics.com)
4 points by squeakynick 10y ago|0 comments
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The 13th is more likely to be a Friday than any other day of the week(datagenetics.com)
5 points by squeakynick 10y ago|0 comments
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Will self-driving cars enable jerks?(datagenetics.com)
3 points by squeakynick 10y ago|0 comments
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How Ackerman Steering works(datagenetics.com)
4 points by squeakynick 10y ago|0 comments
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How wild cards change poker odds(datagenetics.com)
2 points by squeakynick 10y ago|0 comments
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Poker odds for unconventional decks(datagenetics.com)
4 points by squeakynick 10y ago|0 comments
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by squeakynick 10y ago
Thanks for bringing back so many fond memories of the Beeb. Does you mother know you're doing this? Anyone else remember ILTDN and what it stands for?
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The geometry of running tracks(datagenetics.com)
4 points by squeakynick 10y ago|0 comments
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When is it better to continue a take-off with a failed engine?(datagenetics.com)
5 points by squeakynick 10y ago|0 comments
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by squeakynick 10y ago
Yes, it's true. I did use curly braces! Well spotted :)
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by squeakynick 10y ago
These pictures were taken from my visit six years ago. Haunting is too weak an adjective to describe the experience.
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Chernobyl exclusion zone (30th anniversary of accident today)(facebook.com)
5 points by squeakynick 10y ago|2 comments
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by squeakynick 10y ago
Are we allowed to mention our own blogs? :) http://datagenetics.com/blog.html
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by squeakynick 11y ago
No indication is given about the next to fire (at least that was never implied, or explicitly mentioned), it's about the probability. The shaded red disks simply show which chambers might have rounds in, and which might be blank. Rat
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Russian Roulette with multiple chambered rounds(datagenetics.com)
5 points by squeakynick 11y ago|2 comments

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