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Buy your Tesla at closing time: For 15 years, these stocks have been mildly fluctuating during the day and shooting up overnight.
about 13 hours ago
Bruce Knuteson shares the above plot and writes Look at the strikingly...
Dumb statistical models, always making people look bad
1 day ago
This is Jessica. In my Prediction for Decision-making class last quarter we...
Doxastic Logic: a model of beliefs
1 day ago
Paul Alper points us to this mathematical framework that I’d never heard...
What happened to genetic algorithms?
2 days ago
Eight years ago in March of 2017, evolutionary algorithms seemed on track...
Drowning in junk science: Is there any hope at all?
3 days ago
I think that there’s some more formal way to say all of...
A new journal just for publishing reanalyses of published empirical research findings!
3 days ago
E. J. Wagenmakers writes Together with several colleagues we just launched an...
Did Non-Voters Really Flip Republican in 2024?
4 days ago
Adam Bonica, Rachel Funk Fordham, Jake Grumbach, and Ernesto Tiburcio pose the...
The hinge function provided “a tractable solution to an important and long standing problem in the field of fluvial geomorphology–the prediction of bedload sediment transport in rivers.” How cool is that?
5 days ago
Basil Gomez writes You might be interested to know that your hinge...
“Republicans Want to Change the Culture. Can They?”
7 days ago
Sociologist Claude Fischer writes Americans are about to undergo a dramatic social...
Funniest spam of the week (an offer of $200,000)
8 days ago
This came in the email yesterday From: ** Subject: Journal Purchase Proposal...
“No Vehicles in the Park”: A multilevel-model computing saga
8 days ago
This is a story about how hard it can be to fit...
Skepticism about the science establishment, then and now
9 days ago
I just read this book from 1991, “The Fail-Safe Society: Community Defiance...