I found this paper about drug policy change in Switzerland [1] very interesting. The country was pushed toward evidence-based policies by a very large and visible drug scene, which had serious health consequences. Some…
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You are correct. I am from the French-speaking part of Switzerland, I started learning German in kindergarten (though those lessons were mostly useless until 7th grade). By 9th grade I had French, German, English and…
I personally use firefox with pentadactyl, which by default removes the URL bar. It was a bit akward at the beginning but it's a major gain of space (especially in fullscreen mode) and there's nothing I could do with…
You can also find similar items using neural networks. There was an awesome talk about that at pycon 2009 : http://us.pycon.org/2009/conference/schedule/event/71/ Neural network data mining can also sometimes survive…
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Reminds me of this article : http://lesswrong.com/lw/3gv/statistical_prediction_rules_out... which talked about similar algorithm in statistics
I found this paper about drug policy change in Switzerland [1] very interesting. The country was pushed toward evidence-based policies by a very large and visible drug scene, which had serious health consequences. Some…
What is it for ?
You are correct. I am from the French-speaking part of Switzerland, I started learning German in kindergarten (though those lessons were mostly useless until 7th grade). By 9th grade I had French, German, English and…
I personally use firefox with pentadactyl, which by default removes the URL bar. It was a bit akward at the beginning but it's a major gain of space (especially in fullscreen mode) and there's nothing I could do with…
You can also find similar items using neural networks. There was an awesome talk about that at pycon 2009 : http://us.pycon.org/2009/conference/schedule/event/71/ Neural network data mining can also sometimes survive…
You can also press the upper arrow to edit the last message (on mac)
Reminds me of this article : http://lesswrong.com/lw/3gv/statistical_prediction_rules_out... which talked about similar algorithm in statistics