That just improves your patient, making it more broadly applicable. You now have a patent on the use of the letter "i" in the word "patent". Kudos.
Someone's off my list of people to give a million dollars to.
I probably wouldn't live in this place even if I had the money.
Really? You planning on showing some respect to Hitler or Stalin anytime soon? Because he was in the same club.
Many of those atheists spent a decade or so in Catholic school...
Should be "wreaking havoc".
See the definition of the Korean chaebol.
Ponies doesn't live here anymore.
Not to mention, no stone throwing.
Do you think the Chinese government hackers that are attacking us spend time on a) banned in China b) hacking *is* their job c) this is a wash d) they aren't allowed time for any of those things, except possibly 4 hours of sleep a day?
Show me a great physical specimen and I'll show you a crappy hacker who will always be behind the curve vs. the bad guys. By definition, the people who are good truly skilled at hacking and cyber warfare spend every waking hour doing nothing but geeking out/researching/testing/commenting on Gizmodo, etc. If you have…
"It was the first time in life I had a chance to date, since I wasn't allowed to growing up with my mom"
In your example you have a second, different test of 99% accuracy applied to a group with a 50% incidence of actual drug use. The size of the pool doesn't really matter. And you are correct that with those numbers only 1 out of 100 would throw a false positive. But even in your scenario 4.75 users would test negative…
I went full human civetpede. Cut out the middleman, amirite?
As I and others have shown, a 98% accurate test applied to a group of test subjects with a low enough actual incidence of the thing being tested for (5% in my example, although you could argue that the incidence of what they're testing for is actually higher in the baseball player pool) will result in only 50% true…
Wait, wait, wait. A steel cannonball is too dangerous to use? Because it might leave his territory and is really hard to stop? I think this myth needs to be busted...
Always a good idea to lead with your face.
So that would make it Tan In Knots Oi. So now we should be blaming Mossad or MI6?
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