Awesome! It warms my smooth pate to see Bayes in the wild.
You have P(dad is bald | son is balding). If you can find P(bald) and P(born to a bald dad) - assuming the latter doesn’t impact the sex ratio - you could use Bayes’ Theorem instead of searching for P(son is balding | dad is bald).
For reference, where do you stand on Worth The Candle and Mother of Learning?
Dungeon Crawler Carl, on the third book. It’s decently fun after the disappointing “The Devils” from Abercrombie.
The latter was not that bad, by the way. I just have to accept that Abercrombie will never reach the level of his first five books again.
I feel like you’re omitting the story of your Hock.
Hamas would have scavenged such a facility long before it produced anything. Rockets now or nukes later? The decision practically makes itself.
Arklatex sounds like software for reverting typeset math into bad handwriting.
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If Mistborn is at all representative, there’s a long way to fall yet.
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