Reading List (Oct 15, 2017)

Active Kernel Releases, kernel.org
Culture picks: Read your way into (almost) any science subject, newscientist.com
Rationality and Rabbit Holes, nytimes.com
Evolution accelerated when life set foot on land, sciencemag.org
The next supercontinent: Four ways Earth could reshape itself, newscientist.com
What is Spirituality, Anyway?, skeptic.com
Vanguard is About Much More than Low Costs, ritholtz.com
Silicon Valley Is Not Your Friend, nytimes.com
A Secret to Picking an On-Time Flight, wsj.com

Reading List (Oct 8, 2017)

Computational Statistics, youtube.com
The MADP Toolbox: An Open Source Library for Planning and Learning in (Multi-)Agent Systems, jmlr.org
Updates to Matlab (2017b), mathworks.com
Quantum Algorithm for Linear Systems of Equations, aps.org
Three-Way Detection of Gravitational Waves, aps.org
US winter forecast: La Niña to fuel abundant snow in Rockies; Bitterly cold air to blast Midwest, accuweather.com

manipulating Flint’s water fallout, statisticalideas.blogspot.com
The Renaissance gambler who invented probability to win at cards, newscientist.com
Seven sins of economics, larspsyll.wordpress.com
New features in Wolfram Language 11.2, wolfram.com
Spacecraft Flies By a Habitable Planet, scientificamerican.com

Big Business, Libor and Snapchat, bloomberg.com
Total Solar Eclipse Offers Rare Chance to Understand the Sun’s Atmosphere, scientificamerican.com
Symmetry, Algebra and the Monster, quantamagazine.org

Eclipse Hunter Reveals the Science That Can Only Be Done in the Dark, quantamagazine.org
What if You Actually Wanted to Go Active?, ritholtz.com
Quantum sensing, aps.org
Astronomy magazine’s interactive eclipse 2017 widget, astronomy.com

The Loyal Engineers Steering NASA’s Voyager Probes Across the Universe, nytimes.com
Original Shareholder Value Article – Milton Friedman to GM: Build Clunky Cars, nakedcapitalism.com
Into to Deep Learning (MATLAB), mathworks.com

Quantum simulator with 51 qubits is largest ever, newscientist.com
MiB Ed Thorp on Beating Vegas & Wall Street, ritholtz.com
On the Consistency of Ordinal Regression Methods, jmlr.org
It Takes a Theory to Beat a Theory: The Adaptive Markets Hypothesis, nakedcapitalism.com

A critical behavioural economics and behavioural science reading list, jasoncollins.org
I am Not Living in a Computer Simulation, and Neither Are You, skeptic.com
Protons are lighter than thought, which may solve a big puzzle, newscientist.com
Zillow misestimates, despite Big Data, statisticalideas