A couple of posts ago I made a mistake in my data assumptions on the number of movies in available for recommendation. IMBD gives a better idea… i was off by about 20x. hahaha. yikes.
The other day i was making a point to someone about how the blog medium promotes research laziness. Here I prove [...]
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Blogs Promote Research Laziness
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