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A friend sent me a link to this - nice work, and I happen to be intermittently working on a very similar (and unfortunately similarly named) project - https://github.com/jarfa/ML_from_scratch/. Check my commit history if you suspect me of copying you ;)

I don't think I'll be implementing as many algorithms as you though, I should force myself to work on more projects outside my comfort zone.

The Midwest has many large cities.

But the Midwest does not completely overlap the wind belt. The more densely populated parts of the Midwest are especially far away.

Re:Robots Are Taking Over Oil Rigs on Tuesday January 24, 2017 @12:53PM (#13473688)
This isn't great news for those who care about global warming, nothing drives cleaner fuel technologies better than high hydrocarbon prices.
This is very interesting, I'm curious as to how this works outside a controlled environment like the CIA.

What sort of arbitration process do you have for judging the quality of evidence and the degree to which evidence agrees with hypotheses?

What's to stop trolls from spoiling the process through the above methods, or through adding extraneous hypotheses to confuse the process?