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Pandora's is very good

Please keep doing it; you're making the world a better place.

And one more here: http://www.stat.pitt.edu/stoffer/tsa3/tsa3.pdf

Maybe the harmonic mean? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harmonic_mean

You might find what you are looking for here: https://www.consano.org/

... and renamed the annual review as a "rewards check-in".

You can get another ~3x speedup by implementing the three lines of code comprising the "simple wheel" described at bottom of page 8 of the referenced O'Neill paper.

Would like to see "gallery" of what the different sites (ie professional vs creative) look like as well as what is and isn't customizable / configurable.

> Pliny the Elder (23-79AD) describes how glass balls filled with water could set clothes on fire when placed in line with the sun.

Really? Sounds like a job for Adam and Jamie.

This grabbed my attention, also. Anyone know of this entrepreneur and his/her start-up?

Until I can find my old Infocom Masterpieces CD, which free-to-play IF should I use to introduce my 10-yr-old son to the genre?

Not strictly online, but this course is very good. Unfortunately, a little pricey.

http://www.thegreatcourses.com/courses/games-people-play-gam...

Agreed.

My kids may be too rough on them for glass, so I may tend towards stainless steel. However, this article shows a nice range of options:

http://ecowatch.com/2014/03/13/non-toxic-bpa-free-bottles/

My kids drink out of plastic water bottles all day long, both at school and then at soccer practice in the evening. What is the safest material for water bottles? Is BPA-free good enough?

Where does Li-ion plateau on that chart? The two preceding technologies (NiMH, NiCd) also "doubled every ten years" until they didn't.

Really wish there was convention to annotate link titles that immediately bog the CPU.

The solution is to recognize that a fair equity split means something other than 50/50.

How do the option holders in the parent capture their share of the equity in the spinco in a transaction like this?

The data only show that DRM is weakly correlated with lower ebook sales; or, if you like, that foregoing DRM is weakly correlated with higher ebook sales. While one explanation would be that the presence (or lack of) DRM is the causative factor, I think it's a bit more likely that thoughtful authors both forego DRM and write better books.

The frequentist and Bayesian analyses give different answers to the central question. Which one is more correct?

How is TrueCar's model different from what CarWoo was doing?

That GB is twice as likely as either GG or BB. For this reason, reference is made to BG to make this more apparent.

If youth reduces culpability, the driving age is too low.

For this particular problem, how does the proposed solution compare to just classifying based on image size?

~2 kg (!) of sugar to just ~2 liters of water? I know there's a lot of sugar in cola, but that just seems like ... a lot.

After some googling, I'm guessing it's off by an order of magnitude and it should be 0.236 kg of sugar ...