In practice though, many sites main functions depend on JS. I can imagine that for large projects the costs of optimizing the view of your site without JS can become too large.
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In practice though, many sites main functions depend on JS. I can imagine that for large projects the costs of optimizing the view of your site without JS can become too large.
I do fancy the idea of logging problems client-side, because they result in users leaving your site but leaving you without a clue what happened.
I'm not sure whether or not you would want this in a production page.
However, if you install the stats package for PHP you can use stats_cdf_normal() as well.
EAs are suitable for finding solutions to complex problems, as long as you state the problem correctly and have a decent fitness function. Besides this, parameter tuning is vital for creating a decent EA. This goes so far that there has been research in tuning parameters for an EA using an EA (creating an EA Inception ;)).
Great initiative though :)