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(47), philosophical psychology (47), Napoleonic wars (47), artificial intelligence (46), the class struggles in America (46), smut (46), revolution (46), estimation (46), diffusion processes (probability) (46), New England (45), ghosts (45), education (45), philosophical essays (44), secret history (44), zombies (44), malevolent mind control (44), medieval Eurasian history (44), asymptotic statistics (44), textbooks I'd teach from (44), non-parametrics (43), R (43), alien artifacts (43), Tang Dynasty (43), western (42), statistical inference for stochastic processes (42), journeys to the underworld (42), ethnography (42), social history (42), mathematical biology (41), moral psychology (41), pragmatism (41), cellular automata (41), musical obsessions (41), evolutionary psychology (41), networks (41), the sorcerer's apprenticeship (40), the Silk Road (40), ecology (40), ancient Rome (40), graphical models (40), theoretical computer science (40), quantum mechanics (40), Washington (40), improbable human-alien relations (39), Maine (39), fairy tales retold (39), bounded rationality (39), Antarctica (39), fee for manuscript review (39), essays (39), projects: actually "Dr. Internet" is the name of the monster's creator (39), the Cold War (39), state building (39), economics of imperfect competition (38), werewolves (38), econometrics (38), Discworld (38), visions of American decline (38), cultural exchange (38), upstate New York (38), Islam (38), race (38), coming of age (38), intrepid reporters (37), Native American history (37), poetry (37), history of manners and morals (37), haunted house (36), valiant adventurers aka murder hoboes for hire (36), collective social behavior (36), projects: in Soviet Union optimization problem solves you (36), climate change (36), causality (36), feminism (36), intellectuals in politics (36), US culture wars (36), the present before it was widely distributed (36), organizations (35), forensic mystery (35), law (35), distributed systems (35)
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Cosma Shalizi

Over mijn bibliotheek

This is (or will be, when I finish adding books) the union of what I own with what I've read since 1994 or so. Some of what I've returned to libraries, sold, given away, etc., is marked as such.

Rating is sporadic and approximate. Roughly: 5 = "personal favorite; you must read this, at least if you're me"; 4 = very good (either for entertainment or instruction). 3.5 = good but not very good. 3 = OK, not painful. 2 = bad. 1 = horrible.

Reviews are links to my website.

Tagging is sporadic, not particularly consistent, and opinionated.

Reading and purchase dates are only sporadically entered. Many are approximate, because I only recorded month or academic year. (Yes, it's probably OCD-spectrum to record the date in the first place.)

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Weblog: Three-Toed Sloth, http://bactra.org/weblog/

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