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Parodies
No Coding on Crack!
No, You Can't Have a Pony
"Was it good for you?" "Read my blog."
Alot
Collective Nouns of Fantastic Beings (table)
True Size of Africa
The Most Cunning Trap
Stanford Marguerite bus sign
The illustrated guide to a Ph.D.
programmers deserve pellets too
xkcd comic on the difference between
easy and virtually impossible tasks in AI
Calvin
and Hobbes comic: Don't put away your childish things, Save them for
your child
Periodic
Table: Element Name Origins
xkcd comic on figuring out the age
of an undated map
xkcd comic on very late / delayed
e-mail replies
xkcd comic on being more logical
chart
connecting words with probabilities
xkcd comic on weather forecasting
/ meteorology terminology
xkcd comic about academic disciplines
by size of studied thing and quality of estimate of number of studied
things
xkcd comic about obessively detailed
scientific analysis (right up my alley!)
xkcd comic about quick-and-dirty (and
fragile) data pipelines
xkcd comic about how the fact that
bodies work are amazing
Daddy Daze
comic about hugging schedules
Daddy Daze
comic about cuddling
xkcd comic about how training people is
like training a neural net
xkcd comic showing how garbage numbers
affect mathematical calculations
xkcd comic about error messages for
situations that should be impossible
xkcd comic about getting
data that yields such an obvious conclusion you don't
need to do complex statistics
xkcd comic about the types (tropes)
of scientific papers (The
Atlantic article with links to more examples, by field)
xkcd comic about things you study
showing up in the classroom
xkcd comic about putting numbers in
context / base rates
xkcd comic about using math to convince
yourself your flawed data is fine
xkcd comic about assuming everyone knows more
than they do
xkcd comic about the importance of
experimentation
diagram:
the data they have vs. the data they want (from this
article)
xkcd comic about remembering which data
points are independent and which are not and doing statistically testing
appropriately
xkcd comic about
controlling for confounding variables (don't do too
much or too little!)
xkcd comic "for the sake
of simplicity" (remember that it can always be more
complicated)
xkcd comic about selection bias
Wheel
of Emotions
a good reminder that deepfakes are nothing
new (from xkcd)
xkcd comic that's about me, or maybe
about
the risk of being too obsessed with something (such as marble
runs)
The Big Picture (a truly awesome photoblog posting recent pictures)