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   by yhoiseth 6y ago

   I agree that academia isn't only about following a set of rigid rules, but following rigid rules is certainly partly what academia is about. For example, you must include all data. Omitting data is research misconduct. > I still
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   by yhoiseth 7y ago

   Guzey covers this point in https://guzey.com/books/why-we-sleep/#appendix-is-why-we-sle...
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   by yhoiseth 7y ago

   You (?) made a very similar comment on Reddit a couple of weeks ago [1]. Have you read the responses to your comment there? 1. https://www.reddit.com/r/slatestarcodex/comments/fo3ess/why_...
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   by yhoiseth 7y ago

   It's in line with semantic versioning, point 4 [1]: > Major version zero (0.y.z) is for initial development. Anything MAY change at any time. The public API SHOULD NOT be considered stable. 1. https://semver.org/#sem
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   by yhoiseth 7y ago

   Sharing how to say no is the ultimate humblebrag.
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   Why We Sleep – a tale of institutional failure(yngve.hoiseth.net)

   5 points by yhoiseth 7y ago|0 comments
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   by yhoiseth 7y ago

   Thanks! That’s a great read. And very disappointing.
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   by yhoiseth 7y ago

   Care to share a source?
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   by yhoiseth 7y ago

   I haven't listened to that many, but I can recall liking these: 1. https://www.indiehackers.com/podcast/137-taylor-otwell-of-la... 2. https://www.indiehackers.com/podcast/131-tyler-tringas-of-
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    by yhoiseth 7y ago

    csallen did a great interview with Evan You on his podcast where You explains very well why there's room for both React and Vue: https://www.indiehackers.com/podcast/078-evan-you-of-vue
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    by yhoiseth 7y ago

    In the part about limitations, the linked paper says > Although several important confounders were adjusted for, the observed independent associations may nonetheless have been prone to residual confounding. This is because many salient
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    by yhoiseth 7y ago

    Kinda funny that they market their enterprise plan to startups.
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    by yhoiseth 7y ago

    Sounds like https://earnestcapital.com is right up your alley.
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    by yhoiseth 7y ago

    How, specifically, do you minimise diff noise? I can imagine a couple of ways: - Split to as many lines as possible in order to avoid suddenly going from one line to many lines and vice versa when a line crosses a specified line length - Ad
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    Coronavirus Total Cases Forecast(empiricast.com)

    2 points by yhoiseth 7y ago|0 comments
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    by yhoiseth 7y ago

    I think you're right in that women's disadvantage decreases, but I don't think it vanishes entirely. As an example, consider the problems many women experience during pregnancy, which is likely to affect their performance at
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    by yhoiseth 7y ago

    Good point. Somewhat higher in another study: > … in contemporary US cities productivity increases by about 11% with each doubling of their population. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3609801/
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    Pioneer 2.0(pioneer.app)

    2 points by yhoiseth 7y ago|0 comments
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    by yhoiseth 7y ago

    Thanks for sharing! Curious why you made it. Are there no good alternatives?
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    by yhoiseth 7y ago

    I'm trying to improve people's abilities to predict the future. Predictions are a critical part of decision-making, and it's possible to improve – see, for example, Philip Tetlock's work. But that requires the right tool
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    by yhoiseth 7y ago

    Shameless plug: Feel free to add your bear forecast on https://www.empiricast.com/time-series/41
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    by yhoiseth 7y ago

    > This violates private property rights. That's correct. > What If I don't want to sell my property no matter the price? That wouldn't be possible. You could set an extremely high price, but then your tax bill would als
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    by yhoiseth 7y ago

    The Common Ownership Self-Assessed Tax (COST) [1] might be at least part of a solution. 1. http://radicalmarkets.com/chapters/property-is-monopoly/
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    by yhoiseth 7y ago

    Hi, Forums where stocks, crypto, etc. are being discussed are almost always filled with polarized opinions – with an overweight of extreme optimists at times harassing people with more nuanced views. We have launched a public beta of Empiri
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    Show HN: Empiricast – Improve your asset price predictions(empiricast.com)

    4 points by yhoiseth 7y ago|1 comments
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    by yhoiseth 7y ago

    > Unfortunately the books are still sold. I've considered printing stickers that warns about the nonsense and sneak it on to copies in book stores. Great idea! We should do that for Why We Sleep, too: https://guzey.com&#x
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    by yhoiseth 7y ago

    This made me laugh out loud: > Hacker News can be helpful, in spite of the tangents about shell redirection, authorship attribution, and GitHub monoculture.
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    by yhoiseth 7y ago

    Thanks for sharing—that site is a real gem!
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    by yhoiseth 7y ago

    I like https://teamtreehouse.com/
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    by yhoiseth 7y ago

    Shameless plug: If you want to quantify your predictions for (some) cryptocurrencies or stocks, check out https://www.empiricast.com , the no-nonsense forecasting forum. Feel free to reach out to me on yngve@empiricast.com if you