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7 1/2 Schools—mistakes were made
about 2 hours ago
Mitzi Morris sends along the paper trail (I love archaic idioms) for...
Lots of detail on the continuing “Q collar” scandal and why we should probably be doing more coverage of that sort of science-adjacent medical scams and less on repulsively self-promoting but ultimately less harmful academic grifters.
about 7 hours ago
The Q collar, I hope you don’t remember, is a neck accessory...
Bayesian computation meeting in France in May, 2027
about 23 hours ago
OK, this one’s time constrained so I’ll post it right away, not...
Who were “The Makers of Public Policy” in 1965?
1 day ago
I was in the Playroom the other day and noticed this book...
Survey Statistics: wanting workflow
2 days ago
Last week Andrew commented that we need a more transparent workflow for...
Computer scientists today are like economists in the early 2000s and Freudian psychiatrists in the 1950s
2 days ago
Regular readers of this blog will trace my short career as a...
I recommend this book on Applied Regression and Causal Inference
3 days ago
This post offers two recommendations and a story First, the recommendations. •...
People keep sending me AI slop that they want me to post on the blog.
4 days ago
I don’t get it. Instead of sending me the chatbot output, just...
“Denial, when you are not part of it, is actually a terrifying thing. One watches one’s fellow humans doing things that will damage themselves, while being wholly unable to help.”
5 days ago
Picking up a thread from awhile ago, another item from my review...
Criminal innumeracy
24 days ago
This horrifying news article relates this stunning story of governmental innumeracy Mr....
How to avoid the “clean data, clean model” trap when teaching statistics and data science
6 days ago
Parthsarthi Joshi writes There is a stark problem that I have observed...