Life
You can always choose “none of the above”
Psychology
Grammar, logic, and rhetoric
Grammar cheat sheet
Taxonomy of logical fallacies
Confessions of an academic ghostwriter
Theoretical computer science
What computer science papers should everyone read?
Graduate school in computer science
Applied computing
What your computer does while you wait
Curly brace expansion in bash
Python in high performance computing
Math
Earliest known uses of some of the words in mathematics
Latest blog carnival from Math teachers at play
Many definitions of complexity
Statistics
Derivative-based MCMC
Statistics begins here: Just stop this crap right now
XML
You probably misunderstand XML
Deprecating XML
History and mythology
I thought about theoretical computer science for a while. Glad I didn’t!
I often wonder if I’m using hyphens properly, over-using them, or just plain using them when it’s not necessary.
T.W.: When in doubt, hyphenate. I don’t recall ever thinking “That sentence would have been easier to read if it had fewer hyphens.” But I’ve often thought the opposite.