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by mikk14 5y ago
Let me try to clarify (one of the authors here). The focus of the title is on the news source. It is the news source that tries to avoid conflict in this model. Specifically, at each time step, they see they are getting flagged (attacked, r
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Avoiding Conflicts on Social Media Might Make Things Worse(michelecoscia.com)
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Pearson Correlations for Networks(michelecoscia.com)
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by mikk14 5y ago
Craft in painting is very different from how supposedly well a painter reproduces reality. Whatever I said also applies to non-figurative painting as well, say Mondrian or Kandinsky. In fact, it applies to any form of art that has nothing t
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by mikk14 5y ago
An art historian friend of mine explained to me one thing that could be part of the explanation. He said that in the East, what is valuable in art is the perfection of the human movement and technique, not the actual output artifact. For in
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by mikk14 5y ago
The link to the paper is buried a bit in the middle of the article. Here it is: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/21565503.2021.19...
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We Rally Around Some Social Issues and Not Others(scientificamerican.com)
2 points by mikk14 5y ago|1 comments
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A Bayesian Framework for Online Social Network Sampling(michelecoscia.com)
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In-group interest cues do not change issue attitudes(tandfonline.com)
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PhD Call: Combat Disinformation in Complex Social Systems(michelecoscia.com)
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The Atlas for the Aspiring Network Scientist v1.1(michelecoscia.com)
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The Atlas for the Aspiring Network Scientist(michelecoscia.com)
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Speed-Check Your Diseases on a Social Network(michelecoscia.com)
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Ruling You Network(michelecoscia.com)
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by mikk14 6y ago
True, but I'm not really arguing against what you're saying. It is true that, when you have a positive (or a negative!) result you should also report on the nulls you obtained on the way (most likely in the supplementary materials
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by mikk14 6y ago
I disagree. Negative results are important. Null results are of very limited interest. The two are worlds apart. A null result simply means you tried something and it didn't work. But you don't know why. You haven't prove
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The Effect of Shutting Down International Travels(michelecoscia.com)
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Knowledge diffusion in the network of international business travel(nature.com)
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Distortions of political bias in crowdsourced misinformation flagging(royalsocietypublishing.org)
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News on Social Media: It’s not Real if I don’t Like it(michelecoscia.com)
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A Worried Look at Economic Convergence(michelecoscia.com)
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by mikk14 6y ago
You might expect to hear this, but what you're hinting at was done by xkcd: https://blog.xkcd.com/2010/05/03/color-survey-results/ Particularly, what you're describing is this: http:/&#x2
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by mikk14 7y ago
While the general sentiment and advice you give is mostly correct, I feel like adding my two cents from my experience -- as a person who occasionally publishes in these sorts of journals. In my opinion, you have the Science/Nature thin
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How Quickly Is Covid Spreading?(michelecoscia.com)
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by mikk14 7y ago
I didn't know this, but I knew it as what I came to call the "Pattinson Defence": https://i.redd.it/yukn5zrxm9t31.png It worker really well -- although not perfectly -- when I was being constantly annoyed by
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by mikk14 7y ago
If you're interested, in the scientific literature this problem is known as "network backboning". Basically you have all nodes connected to practically all other nodes with weighted edges, and you want to know which are the e
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by mikk14 7y ago
In my opinion, you're fundamentally mis-interpreting the original post. The author is NOT saying that you as a founder care more about your success than, say, your stakeholders. If you fail, they care, and a lot, because you made them
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by mikk14 7y ago
Have you tried this: http://vax.herokuapp.com/game ?
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by mikk14 7y ago
Fair enough! My defense would be that, given that we picked a given branch from Big Bang to end-of-time, technically we picked a branch that had encoded all results of all forkings in the beginning, which is my understanding of superdetermi
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by mikk14 7y ago
I just had a funny thought. I don't know if it makes any sense, but it's funny to think about it. This is all made with my tongue firmly in my cheek, I don't know nearly enough about the topic to have any sort of confidence o

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