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Comparing collaborative to non-collaborative research
about 2 hours ago
David O’Connor writes I’ve been working on this idea and I thought...
Wanna bet? A COVID-19 example.
about 21 hours ago
This post is by Phil Price, not Andrew Andrew wrote a post...
Reassessing Nate Silver’s claim from last month that Democrats’ successful (in retrospect) 1-and-Done campaign against the California recall was “self-destructive . . . bad advice . . . a mistake”
1 day ago
Roy shared this take from political consultant Nate Silver last month It’s...
BREAKING: Benford’s law violations in California. Hollywood TV and movie franchises got some splainin to do!
1 day ago
As you may have heard, there was MASSIVE FRAUD in the California...
“As you all know, first prize is a Cadillac El Dorado. Anyone wanna see second prize? Second prize is you’re governor of California. Third prize is you’re fired.”
3 days ago
Ethan Steinberg writes I thought you might find this funny given your...
Public opinion on vaccine mandates etc.
3 days ago
My general impression from studying U.S. public opinion is that people don’t...
“Citizen Keane: The Big Lies Behind the Big Eyes”
4 days ago
I was listening to the radio and they played a song by...
Progress! (cross validation for Bayesian multilevel modeling)
5 days ago
I happened to come across this post from 2004 on cross validation...
What’s the best way to interact with a computer? Do we want conversations, or do we want to poke it like a thing?
6 days ago
Venkat Govindarajan writes John Siracusa in episode 19 of his pre-eminent podcast...
“Hello, World!” with Emoji (Stan edition)
7 days ago
Brian Ward sorted out our byte-level string escaping in Stan in this...
What’s the difference between xkcd and Freakonomics?
7 days ago
The above, of course, is from xkcd. In contrast, Freakonomics went contrarian...