timothy331

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   by timothy331 9y ago

   http://probmods.org/ is a textbook written by Noah Goodman (author of this post & library and Prof at Stanford) that teaches about cognition using probabilistic programming. It is pretty readable but centered more on co
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   by timothy331 12y ago

   Indeed. In fact, it seems like the Pacific Northwest is a pretty solid choice, as is the Bay Area, although maybe the NY Times isn't properly weighting the relative risk of very bad earthquakes: http://www.nytimes.com/i
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   by timothy331 14y ago

   The results from the article -- that you are faster at recognizing across-category changes than within-category changes -- also hold for Russian speakers and the two blues. See: Winawer, J., Witthoft, N., Frank, M. C., Wu, L., Wade, A., &#3