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Don’t cite sources you haven’t read, and don’t trust when people claim to be reporting something from the literature.
about 12 hours ago
Peter Dorman writes In case you haven’t seen it, check out this...
Full day Stan tutorial at Modern Modeling Methods (M3) this summer in New York (22 June 2026)
1 day ago
This post is from Bob Mitzi Morris and Bob Carpenter, two of...
“The Quick Fix: Why Fad Psychology Can’t Cure Our Social Ills”
1 day ago
I heard about the above-titled book by science journalist Jesse Singal when...
What do I think about that proposed Arxiv policy to ban authors of papers with AI slop?
3 days ago
Tim First writes I’m curious what your thoughts are on the new...
James Heathers will fix Wiley’s problems for less than 3.7 million dollars (that is, 2,553,739 Jamaican beef patties, 47,064 whisky-sodden meals at Newark airport, or nearly 218 invites to a conference featuring Gray Davis, Grover Norquist, and a rabbi)
3 days ago
The data thug quotes from: an April 2023 post from the EVP...
MrPlew: Locally Equivalent Weights for Multilevel Regression and Poststratification
4 days ago
Ryan Giordano, Alice Cima, Jared Murray, Erin Hartman, and Avi Feller write...
Jonah’s seminar tomorrow: “Bayesian Workflow and the Software That Shapes It”
4 days ago
This is Leo. Jonah Gabry (Stan developer, Andrew’s collaborator, etc.) is spending...
What is “the definition of a professional career”?
5 days ago
I happened to come across this post from 2015 where I discussed...
If Books Could Kill podcast
6 days ago
As we’ve discussed, the If Books Could Kill podcast has its issues...
Why are there squares everywhere in statistics (e.g., normal density, variance, least squares, etc.)?
6 days ago
I remember asking my colleagues at Carnegie Mellon this very same question...
Sean Manning’s lexicon
7 days ago
Unlike me, the historian lists his entries not chronologically but alphabetically Abstraction...