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doomlab.github.io | ||
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lagomor.ph
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| | | | | I have a lot of thoughts about this book but I'll try to keep this brief. To start, this book has a very odd citation format. The author directly cites journalists, blog posts, magazine surveys directly in line, but then deeper resources, ie Academic Studies, Medical Journals, are cited at the back of the book - and not many are cited compared to how many Journalists are. This creates a problem where many times in the book the author will say something along the lines of "many studies show..." but not actually directly link to a study. | |
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weblog.anniegreens.lol
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| | | | | Read about incorporating microformats into my profile page, and a proposed refactor! Part III in a series. | |
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senthil.learntosolveit.com
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| | | | | Reading a medical journal paper on stroke, using tools like Fermat's Library, histre and ChatGPT. | |
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fabricebaudoin.blog
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| | | During the Fall 2017, I will be teaching rough paths theory at the University of Connecticut. The course will be mainly based on those notesand the lectures already posted on this blog in 2013 (when I first taught the class at Purdue University). Since I first taught the class, the theory of rough paths has... | ||
