Data Links #79
In this issue: Kaggle, learning R, making spammers waste their time, encryption, human rights, and more.
more ...In this issue: Kaggle, learning R, making spammers waste their time, encryption, human rights, and more.
more ...I have just released /u/WishToKnowMore (and its associated subreddit, /r/WishToKnowMore), a link-summarizing bot.
more ...In this issue: New data analysis competitions, US elections, sentiment analysis, Flappy bird, and more.
more ...In this issue: Pandas and dplyr, Donald Trump (twice!), and more.
more ...In this issue: CSIS, LipNet, US Elections, and more.
more ...In this issue: election polls, Twitter and insurance, open data for police misconduct, human rights, and more.
more ...In this issue: faces database, deep Drumpf, China and big data, US unemployment, and more.
more ...In this issue: New data analysis competitions, Facebook and elections, flight tracking, and more.
more ...In this issue: new data analysis competitions, Yahoo! mail scans, crime prediction, weapons of math destruction, and more.
more ...Twitter is an excellent tool for the troll armies out there, for endless and pointless entrenched discussion, for the digital archaeologist out there who wants to end your politics career, for wasting time and, last but not least, for discovering the eventual and rare link worth reading and for following …
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