Google Scholar page.
scholar.google.com/citations?hl...

Everybody who was familiar with Nowak's research knew. Epstein shows up in the acknowledgments of every Nowak paper from the right time frame. For example here:
www.science.org/doi/full/10....
I remember reading this when papers such as this one were published and wondering who J. Epstein was.

Is that earlier than usual or just the usual age to have these conversations?

I just read the definition of Codd's third normal form and I don't understand a word. 🤣

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third_n...

I don't think anybody needs to know pandas. You can just write polars code and ask Claude to translate to pandas. ;-)

Every time I see pandas code my reaction is "why does it have to be so complicated?" I don't know pandas well enough to have real pet flaws, but again I've seen experienced pandas coders code and to me it looks like they're constantly fighting with their tools.

Crash after left engine separation due to faulty maintenance procedure.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/America...

Who doesn't have a house cat the size of a horse?

This is a short version, consisting of excerpts from the full semester-long class:
wilkelab.org/SDS366/

xkcd.com/314/

The Tren Twins.
www.youtube.com/@thetrentwins

I don't remember which journal this was, but it wasn't Sci. Rep. It was definitely Springer though.

(*) That this is possible at all is insane. The website was showing me one paper and when I submitted my review it applied it to a different paper. Be careful with the new Springer review system.