richcuteguy34

Agreed, the DataGenetics blog is one of my favorite sites on the internet.

Since we're talking about silly comparisons, if you combined all the iPads into one giant unit it would be quite a bit bigger than Central Park:

http://www.datagenetics.com/blog/november22014/index.html

richcuteguy34

12 anni fadiscuss

You beat me to posting! Yet another great posting from the folks at DataGenetics.

richcuteguy34

12 anni fadiscuss

It's looks very close to Visual Basic to me ... :)

richcuteguy34

12 anni fadiscuss

Awesome stuff.

Here's another article about this http://www.datagenetics.com/blog/november32012/index.html

richcuteguy34

12 anni fadiscuss

This reminds me of one of their earlier posts about Calculus and monsters http://datagenetics.com/blog/october12013/index.html

It's amazing to be reminded about how much math you forget after High School and never need to use again :(

richcuteguy34

12 anni fadiscuss

Yes, and also paradoxically the datagenetics article was published in June 2012, and the article you reference is dated March 2014.

Next you are going to claim he stole your idea of a time machine. (Oh and your idea about calculus, and the English language).

richcuteguy34

12 anni fadiscuss

Nice

Here's a model of chutes and ladder using Markov http://www.datagenetics.com/blog/november12011/index.html

And another for Candyland http://www.datagenetics.com/blog/december12011/index.html

richcuteguy34

12 anni fadiscuss

That's pretty funny. Like the author said, it may not be true, but it's a fun piece of analysis.

I can almost remember doing math like this at school.

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