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And the other 50% are debates about the absolute magnitude of an effect or where a classification threshold gets set.
by dekhn 2y ago
And the other 50% are debates about the absolute magnitude of an effect or where a classification threshold gets set.
- arrowsmith 2y agoThere's also "you said that the average is X. But this one specific datapoint is not X!!! How do you explain that???" I don't see that one much on HN, but it's rife on Twitter.