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What every computer science major should know
Given the expansive growth in the field, it's become challenging to discern what belongs in a modern computer science degree. My thoughts below factor into both general principles and specific recommendations relevant to the modern computing landscape. read more
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If the world is a computer, life is an algorithm
To Shakespeare, all the world was a stage. To natural philosophers of Newton’s era, it was a mechanical clock. Physicists of the 19th century viewed reality more like a steam engine. Today a fair number of scientists regard nature as a computer. read more
Piensa como un científico, no como un abogado
Los buenos científicos son los seres más escrupulosos del planeta. Cuando por mínimo que sea algún detalle no termina de encajar en sus teorías, enseguida dudan que su hipótesis podría estar equivocada. read more
Why people prefer unequal societies
There is immense concern about economic inequality, both among the scholarly community and in the general public, and many insist that equality is an important social goal. However, when people are asked about the ideal distribution of wealth in their country, they actually prefer unequal societies. read more
The case for compassion, not empathy
Against Empathy: The Case for Rational Compassion. By Paul Bloom. Ecco; 304 pages; $26.99. Bodley Head; 290 pages; £18.99. IN an age of partisan divides it has become popular to assert that the wounds of the world would heal if only people made the effort to empathise more with each other. read more
The Data That Turned the World Upside Down
Psychologist Michal Kosinski developed a method to analyze people in minute detail based on their Facebook activity. read more
How San Francisco’s gender disparity affects the attractiveness pairings of couples
There seems to have been quite a bit of misunderstanding stirred up by this article, so please read this disclaimer: this analysis makes absolutely no value judgements about how attractive men & women in SF are, or how attractive they should feel. read more
Scaling Knowledge at Airbnb
A responsibility for the Data team at Airbnb is to scale the ability to make decisions using data. read more
6 crazy things Deep Learning and Topological Data Analysis can do with your data
Say you have a thousand columns and a million rows in your data set. Whichever way you look at it – small, medium or big data – you won’t be able to actually look at it. Zoom it in or out. Fit it into one screen. read more
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Mapa de Europa con las líneas de ferrocarril y velocidad. Sólo cuatro líneas superan los 300 km/h (en España y Francia).