Technology
- How probability models protect privacyLaura Albert's Punk Rock Operations Research
- Cuts to science and research in the U.S. over the past yearFlowingData
- nycOpenData: A unified R interface to NYC Open Data APIsStats and R
- Gridded snowfall dataFlowingData
- Trump family crypto accumulationFlowingData
- Big pile of moneyFlowingData
- Fortunes and Geometric MeansJohn D. Cook
- Proving you know a productJohn D. Cook
- Being unhappy with accessible SVGs: text elementsPeter Krautzberger
- Awful and better, Venn diagramFlowingData
- How to prove you know a discrete logarithmJohn D. Cook
- Pentagon Pizza dashboard to track activitiesFlowingData
- Mapping 200-mile formation of Chinese fishing boatsFlowingData
- ✚ Visualization audience typesFlowingData
- Word mentions in quarterly earnings callsFlowingData
- Mills ratio and tail thicknessJohn D. Cook
- Sigmas and StudentJohn D. Cook
- How much temperatures increased where you liveFlowingData
- StylometryJohn D. Cook
- Two cheers for ugly codeJohn D. Cook
- Prime gaps and GapcoinJohn D. Cook
- Prime clusters and RiecoinJohn D. Cook
- Efficiently testing multiple primes at onceJohn D. Cook
- Tighter bounds in the prime number theoremJohn D. Cook
- Efficiently computing multiple modular inverses at onceJohn D. Cook
- 10 simple rules for a flourishing financial futureLaura Albert's Punk Rock Operations Research
- Tradeoffs of defining types as subobjectsLean community blog
- The middle binomial coefficientJohn D. Cook
- Combining in-shuffles and out-shufflesJohn D. Cook
- Casio fx-991CW+ UK 2nd EditionMathematics, Learning and Technology
- Primecoin primality testJohn D. Cook
- Bi-twin prime chainsJohn D. Cook
- Prime chainsJohn D. Cook
- Compressing a set of hash valuesJohn D. Cook
- Memorizing chemical element symbolsJohn D. Cook
- Largest known compositorial primeJohn D. Cook
- log2(3) and log2(5)John D. Cook
- In-shuffles and out-shufflesJohn D. Cook
- Perfect and imperfect shufflesJohn D. Cook
- Happy 2026!Mathematics, Learning and Technology
- Knight’s tour with fewest obtuse anglesJohn D. Cook
- The center of the earth is not straight downJohn D. Cook
- Interesting categories are bigJohn D. Cook