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When is data science a house of cards? Replicating data science conclusions. June Andrews (Pinterest), Frances Haugen (Pinterest)
for years i've been meaning to replicate Antonio 'Wandre' Pioli's construction methods.
here is my first prototype ... i have used solid 6061 T6 rod ( rather than the hollow extrusion of the originals ) milled down to the required cross section - this is 'wrapped' in padauk to form a hybrid neck with the typically asymmetric 'Fred Flintstone' headstock T.I.G. welded in place. the neck is bolted to a similar rod embedded in the mahogany body to form a continuous resonating beam from tuner to bridge.
This machine can apparently make itself (or at least all the component parts of itself). It takes a looooong time to do so, but still.
replicating the types of simple houses that people lived in in Scotland at the end of the 18th century in the western islands
This was my attempt to make a night vision-esque picture using the options only supplied by my 40d. I would say success. Even more success by the fact that Ben looked like something scared the hell out of him. It couldn't have been me.
A walk on Christmas Day 2006, playing a replication game with some of the pictures taken on New Year's Day 2001. No planning of the weather or time of day. Result: a view in backlight. I was almost as blinded as the camera. Very different from the mood in 2001.
Tenuous Link: blinded
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Replicating an experiment. See my blog: blog.patanderson.net/2010/06/23/experiment-replication-vo... for details.
Meet Max! Max Garett is part of our Replications team. He started here as an intern in Replications during his last semester at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, in 2012.
When explaining why he loves working in Replications and what it’s all about he said, “It’s rewarding to use skills that you taught yourself. My day-to-day is all about exploring and learning to use new materials. This kind of learning is the single most beneficial thing I do to build my own artistic practice.”
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(c) The Field Museum, photo by Emily Krakoff
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via iamcal: masakatsu Happy Birthday to Doc! 2008.07.15
the bartenders use two replicators to make the juices for the Warp Core Breaches and the Borg Cubes.