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thanatosmin
9y ago
Quickly reading through the study, they stratify prisoners by severity of crime, claiming this is a natural experiment because the only remaining variation is in the judge selected. Not an expert in sentencing but I thought extenuating circ
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9y ago
Please consider reading the article. It was placed on the list as a consequence of a scheme to manipulate the sales data—exactly opposite what you suggest.
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The Meal Is Not the Product
(redmonk.com)
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On the Turing Completeness of PowerPoint
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Recipes from a trained neural network
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The Importance of Interactive Data Analysis for Data-Driven Discovery
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Poisson-Disc Sampling
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Biham-Middleton-Levine Traffic Model
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10y ago
More so than brain function, cancer, etc, I feel like we'll look back in a decade or two's time and be shocked at how little we understood autoimmune diseases. Sure, we understand that the immune system adapts in an almost evoluti
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10y ago
Have a look at mas ( https://github.com/mas-cli/mas ) for automated Mac App Store manipulation from the command line.
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User Experience and Value in Products – What Regression Can Teach Us
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The Dumbest User Interface of 2016
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The Pentium Papers – My First Matlab Central Contribution
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Bayesian inference completely solves the multiple comparisons problem
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Neuroscience lab text adventure
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Why physicists like models, and why biologists should (1993)
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EnterpriseD 3D Project
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Cosmological Horizons
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San Francisco's homeless problem: A civic disgrace
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The Brexit Possibility
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Contribute Ideas for Consideration by the National Cancer Moonshot Initiative
(cancerresearchideas.cancer.gov)
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11y ago
True, though to someone completely outside this area, it doesn't seem to show any claimed benefits over hololens. To be clear, I absolutely don't think ML is anything like Theranos, but wonder what signals we, as third parties, sh
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11y ago
Honest question—how is this hype without any technology details/demo any different than Theranos?
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The link from anti-fascist art and the “historical problem” of Facebook
(ethanzuckerman.com)
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I never went looking for a mentor
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The Man Who Deleted All His Tweets
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11y ago
It's hard to say--peer review isn't anything magical. Three experts read a paper and provide a recommendation to the journal editor. Ultimately, it's only the journal editor who decides whether to publish something. Unfortuna
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11y ago
Definitely lots of exciting discoveries happen by accident--possibly most. But understanding what those discoveries actually are requires carefully designed experiments. In the absence of careful controls Occam's razor has to apply.
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11y ago
As a biomedical researcher, I'm confident in calling this sloppy science. There is no quantitation of staining differences across multiple fields (to demonstrate that the images aren't hand picked), no controls with the PCR study
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11y ago
"The sources relied on in the article today were never in a position to understand Theranos’ technology and know nothing about the processes currently employed by the company." This is exactly the problem! Nobody has sufficient in
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