Archive for May, 2009

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• ▼2010 (6)
  • ►June (1)
    • What Your Friends Don't Know About You
  • ►May (1)
    • Extremely Weak Cryptography: Rot13 for Numbers
  • ►April (1)
    • Misleading Means: On Drugs and Discrimination
  • ►March (1)
    • Yes, You Are (Maybe) Overconfident
  • ►February (1)
    • Are You Overconfident?
  • ►January (1)
    • Prediction Without Markets
• ►2009 (16)
  • ►December (1)
    • Scroogenomics vs Ulterior Motives (and Other Justifications for Gift Giving)
  • ►November (1)
    • What Can Search Predict?
  • ►October (1)
    • Precious, Precious Daylight
  • ►September (1)
    • Grammatical Interlude: The Two Acceptable Uses of Quotation Marks
  • ►August (2)
    • Anatomy of the Long Tail
    • CentMail: Do Good, Fight Spam
  • ►July (2)
    • High-Frequency Trading and the Robot-Led Holocaust
    • Beating a Sunk Horse
  • ►June (2)
    • Hyper-Correcting for the Sunk-Cost Fallacy
    • Throwing Money Away (Buying vs Renting)
  • ►May (1)
    • The Real-Life Tragedy of Myerson and Satterthwaite's Impossibility Theorem: A Tale of High Drama, Intrigue, and Duplicity
  • ►April (2)
    • Finding the Market Bottom
    • Anonymous Sources at The New York Times
  • ►March (3)
    • The Perfect Bracket
    • The Oracle of Brackets
    • The Future is Yesterday

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