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mournfully squeezing my pears in hopes it ripens them faster

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mournfully squeezing my pears in hopes it ripens them faster

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HELLO MY FRIENDS

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3Qx52YKK SIs

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HELLO MY FRIENDS

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3Qx52YKK SIs

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Captchas really challenge the 'I know *I* don't think this is an X, but does a COMPUTER think this is an X?'

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Captchas really challenge the 'I know *I* don't think this is an X, but does a COMPUTER think this is an X?'

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@luke_morris biochemistry, but came to it because i was tired of doing something in excel

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@luke_morris biochemistry, but came to it because i was tired of doing something in excel

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"boost if..." no. im not doing that.

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"boost if..." no. im not doing that.

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Another bit that I like about this paper is that it has two appendices -- one with additional description for certain mathematical steps, and another going into the actual math of those steps -- so you can drill deeper as you please. It also includes a summary at the end, titled "the bottom line for the busy researcher"

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Another bit that I like about this paper is that it has two appendices -- one with additional description for certain mathematical steps, and another going into the actual math of those steps -- so you can drill deeper as you please. It also includes a summary at the end, titled "the bottom line for the busy researcher"

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This paper is super neat and a very humane treatment of statistics: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/1 0.1111/j.1745-6924.2008.00079.x?journalCode=ppsa

Replication and p Intervals: p Values Predict the Future Only Vaguely, but Confidence Intervals Do Much Better

One particularly nice takeaway is that p-values tell you very little about the probability that a future study will produce the same result.

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This paper is super neat and a very humane treatment of statistics: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/1 0.1111/j.1745-6924.2008.00079.x?journalCode=ppsa

Replication and p Intervals: p Values Predict the Future Only Vaguely, but Confidence Intervals Do Much Better

One particularly nice takeaway is that p-values tell you very little about the probability that a future study will produce the same result.

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made a typst template for our schools CV and wanted to include an example without doxing myself, so I made one for Harry

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made a typst template for our schools CV and wanted to include an example without doxing myself, so I made one for Harry

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lord give me the strength not to say larry bird when i mean larry david

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lord give me the strength not to say larry bird when i mean larry david

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CIA has asked me to stop saying 'just like in spy kids!' during my training

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CIA has asked me to stop saying 'just like in spy kids!' during my training

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@codinghorror caveman describing his erroneous preconceived notions vs the actuality of variable scope

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@codinghorror caveman describing his erroneous preconceived notions vs the actuality of variable scope

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unrelated question: is writing a thesis supposed to feel triumphant. because it kinda feels like overstuffing a garbage can

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unrelated question: is writing a thesis supposed to feel triumphant. because it kinda feels like overstuffing a garbage can

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During my graduate career I've written a lot of really terrible software, to the point where it became a chapter in my thesis. This chapter is all about reproducibility, and the idea of 'laboratory dev ops'. Frameworks are nice, but at the end of the day someone needs to write some software that does particular tasks well -- because our days are made up of particular tasks. https://github.com/McConkeyLab/2024_ar agaki_reproducibility/blob/main/labops.pdf

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During my graduate career I've written a lot of really terrible software, to the point where it became a chapter in my thesis. This chapter is all about reproducibility, and the idea of 'laboratory dev ops'. Frameworks are nice, but at the end of the day someone needs to write some software that does particular tasks well -- because our days are made up of particular tasks. https://github.com/McConkeyLab/2024_ar agaki_reproducibility/blob/main/labops.pdf

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I'm glad #microfiction is a term so I can call this (https://www. kirktonpubliclibrary.com/) that instead of 'my shitty little collection of middles'

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I'm glad #microfiction is a term so I can call this (https://www. kirktonpubliclibrary.com/) that instead of 'my shitty little collection of middles'

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hate handshake roasting me by being like. we found a perfect job for you: stupid stinky toilet boy at trash corp.

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hate handshake roasting me by being like. we found a perfect job for you: stupid stinky toilet boy at trash corp.

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dippin dots never caught on because it was the ice cream of the future and what we need is the ice cream of the present

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dippin dots never caught on because it was the ice cream of the future and what we need is the ice cream of the present

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uspol

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uspol

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making heatmaps is always such a drag

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making heatmaps is always such a drag

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@coolbutuseless in theory, I really like emacs org mode, which can be synced and used on my phone (andriod has orgzly, iOS has beorg). in practice, the real problem is ME, the constant, and my productivity app is irrelevant.

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@coolbutuseless in theory, I really like emacs org mode, which can be synced and used on my phone (andriod has orgzly, iOS has beorg). in practice, the real problem is ME, the constant, and my productivity app is irrelevant.