| | “The Book of Why” by Pearl and Mackenzie (andrewgelman.com) |
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155 points by nkurz on Jan 10, 2019 | past | 71 comments
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| | A Cornell professor’s trick for getting 1700 peer reviewed publications (andrewgelman.com) |
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207 points by luu on Dec 4, 2018 | past | 120 comments
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| | Stephen Wolfram explains neural nets (andrewgelman.com) |
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5 points by techgipper on Nov 30, 2018 | past
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| | Handy statistical lexicon (andrewgelman.com) |
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2 points by RivieraKid on Oct 26, 2018 | past
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| | Stan on the web (thanks to RStudio) (andrewgelman.com) |
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1 point by dmlorenzetti on Oct 12, 2018 | past
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| | Some Thoughts Upon “Bad Blood: Secrets and Lies in a Silicon Valley Startup” (andrewgelman.com) |
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2 points by onuralp on Oct 6, 2018 | past
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| | Why do so many people embrace the Pacific Garbage Cleanup nonsense? (andrewgelman.com) |
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1 point by marchenko on Sept 25, 2018 | past | 1 comment
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| | Echo Chamber Incites Online Mob to Attack Math Profs (andrewgelman.com) |
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43 points by luu on Sept 22, 2018 | past | 7 comments
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| | Echo Chamber Incites Online Mob to Attack Math Profs (andrewgelman.com) |
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3 points by nkurz on Sept 16, 2018 | past
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| | How feminism has made me a better scientist (andrewgelman.com) |
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3 points by npr11 on Aug 13, 2018 | past
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| | Consulting: how do you figure out what to charge?(2010) (andrewgelman.com) |
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1 point by onuralp on July 30, 2018 | past
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| | Ross Ihaka to R: Drop Dead (2010) (andrewgelman.com) |
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1 point by tosh on July 28, 2018 | past
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| | The necessity – and the difficulty – of admitting failure in research (andrewgelman.com) |
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1 point by rasmi on June 14, 2018 | past
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| | Choose the data visualization that best serves your audience (andrewgelman.com) |
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1 point by angpappas on June 8, 2018 | past
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| | No, there is no epidemic of loneliness (andrewgelman.com) |
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66 points by simulate on May 22, 2018 | past | 72 comments
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| | No, there is no epidemic of loneliness (andrewgelman.com) |
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1 point by danso on May 16, 2018 | past
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| | A quick rule of thumb, economists defend jerks as moral and attack niceness (andrewgelman.com) |
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4 points by bryanrasmussen on April 28, 2018 | past
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| | Failure of failure to replicate (andrewgelman.com) |
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1 point by stablemap on April 11, 2018 | past
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| | A possible defense of cargo cult science? (andrewgelman.com) |
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3 points by dsgerard on April 8, 2018 | past
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| | Lessons learned in Hell (andrewgelman.com) |
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18 points by danso on March 28, 2018 | past
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| | Are self-driving cars 33 times more deadly than regular cars? (andrewgelman.com) |
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13 points by throwaawaya on March 23, 2018 | past | 1 comment
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| | You need 16 times the sample size to estimate an interaction than a main effect (andrewgelman.com) |
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142 points by luu on March 16, 2018 | past | 9 comments
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| | Pizza: The problem’s not with the multiple analyses (andrewgelman.com) |
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1 point by KC8ZKF on Feb 27, 2018 | past
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| | Why do scientists respond to criticism in a defensive, non-scientific way? (andrewgelman.com) |
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2 points by monort on Jan 15, 2018 | past
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| | Intelligence has always been artificial or at least artefactual (andrewgelman.com) |
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2 points by nabla9 on Jan 5, 2018 | past
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| | Stupid-ass statisticians don’t know what a goddam confidence interval is (andrewgelman.com) |
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1 point by nonbel on Jan 1, 2018 | past
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| | Interactive visualizations of sampling and GP regression (andrewgelman.com) |
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2 points by sebg on Dec 10, 2017 | past
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| | Nerd: a person who knows his own mind well enough to mistrust it (andrewgelman.com) |
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1 point by smartera on Dec 4, 2017 | past
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| | Abandon Statistical Significance (andrewgelman.com) |
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2 points by nonbel on Sept 27, 2017 | past
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| | Andrew Gelman's statistics blog (andrewgelman.com) |
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2 points by formalsystem on Sept 20, 2017 | past
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