babelgraph

Here’s the blog post originally posted on babelgraph.org on March 25, 2011. The relevant hyperlinks and igraph code have been updated to reflect the current state of things. The edgelist, despite many more intervening seasons, and thus many more romances, has not been updated.

Here’s the blog post originally posted on babelgraph.org on April 4, 2011. I suspect the twitter API and much of the code below are not up to date. I am a recent comer to twitter, and it took me a few weeks to figure out what this was all about.

Welcome to this blog, which is the new home for thoughts and technical things. As babelgraph.org has been retired, you can still get the code at: BabelGraph Alpha Over time I will try to migrate the old blog posts (mostly dealing with network analyses and C++ using R) to here along with the very informative user comments, and updates.

Here’s the blog post originally posted on babelgraph.org on April 14, 2012. In a recent blog post by CMastication, a little meme puzzle is presented with the introduction that a preschooler could solve it in 5-10 minutes, a programmer in an hour.

Here’s the blog post originally posted on babelgraph.org on July 11, 2012. Thanks to Hadley Wickham for referencing some of content here, and apologies for the broken URL. NB. The original C++ code didn’t seem to compile on my computer today.