Best links of the week from 18th February to 24th February.
Links
- AI Generates Hilarious “Inspirational Quotes” at Truth Theory.
- Creating New Variables in R with mutate() and ifelse().
- Best slides on ggplot2 I have ever seen: the ggplot flipbook at Gina Reynolds’ GitHub. Files here.
- The Tidyverse in Action at Gina Reynolds’ GitHub. Files here.
- A workflow template for using topic R markdown documents that can be used as inputs to xaringan slides or lecture notes at Gina Reynolds’ GitHub.
- The CRISPR twins had their brains altered at MIT Technology Review.
- Elon Musk, Tesla e um exemplo didático de jornalismo irresponsável e sensacionalista at MeioBit.
- This is how AI bias really happens—and why it’s so hard to fix at MIT Technology Review.
- Como um logaritmo pode ser chamado de natural? at Deviante.
- Replicabilidade em Ciências Sociais: em torno de 35% de estudos publicados em jornais renomados não foram replicados em um estudo recente at Deviante.
- Crise de Replicabilidade at Deviante.
- O Fim da Ciência no Brasil: A minha história com o financiamento público de pesquisa at Deviante.
- Paradoxo de Braess: construir mais uma rua pode… piorar? at Deviante.
Blog/posts
- May Be You Are Already a Data Scientist at Abhishek Arora’s Medium.
- Data Scientists: Why are they so expensive to hire? at Adam Carrigan‘s Medium.
- Discover Feature Engineering, How to Engineer Features and How to Get Good at It at Machine Learning Mastery.
- A boa notícia é que todo mundo mente. A má é que ninguém gosta de boa notícia at Contraditorium.
- Ciência de dados vs Riscos das barragens at C4PPR4 Data Science.
Scientific Articles
- From Empathy to Apathy: The Bystander Effect Revisited at Current Directions in Psychological Science.
- The unresponsive bystander: are bystanders more responsive in dangerous emergencies? at European Journal of Social Psychology.
- Biological sex shapes tumour evolution across cancer types at Nature. Paper here.