statskier

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by statskier 7mo ago
I agree Bayesian approaches to multilevel modeling situations are clearly quite useful and popular. Ironically this has been one of the primary examples of, in my personal experience, with the problems I have worked on, frequentist mixed &a
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by statskier 7mo ago
I went through grad school in a very frequentist environment. We “learned” Bayesian methods but we never used them much. In my professional life I’ve never personally worked on a problem that I felt wasn’t adequately approached with frequen
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by statskier 7mo ago
I think that's the whole point. Many university's very nature has shifted significantly and lots of people don't like it and lament the change.
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by statskier 10mo ago
I’m confused about what the licensing situation is that allows you to provide RStudio Server instances. Does Posit allow third parties to do that?
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A Conspiracy(youtube.com)
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by statskier 1y ago
No, I do not.
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by statskier 1y ago
I'm not really following what your point is. The context in this case is pretty clearly geared towards connecting people across age generations. In that context, I merely observed that doing that for women would also be interesting. I
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by statskier 1y ago
If you're referring to me, I don't think the mere observation that it would be fun to expand this to include women is me implying sexism. That honestly was not my intent, which I specifically was addressing in my follow up comment
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by statskier 1y ago
It’s funny to me that the honest intent of my comment was merely “that’s neat, it would be cool to expand it to other members of the community” and people go straight to discrimination & indignation. Is it so hard to just express that i
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by statskier 1y ago
That’s neat. I hope they expand it to include middle aged women in the community too.