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@grrrck @djnavarro this post is so good @djnavarro, thanks for writing it!

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@grrrck @djnavarro this post is so good @djnavarro, thanks for writing it!

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@andrew @djnavarro @grrrck I'm having a hard time figuring out (1) how to follow hashtags without the advanced interface and (2) if the instance level content is at all relevant or if I just need to directly follow people to find interesting content

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@andrew @djnavarro @grrrck I'm having a hard time figuring out (1) how to follow hashtags without the advanced interface and (2) if the instance level content is at all relevant or if I just need to directly follow people to find interesting content

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@andrew @djnavarro @grrrck how's fediscience? is the local timeline there a little more on topic for you?

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@andrew @djnavarro @grrrck how's fediscience? is the local timeline there a little more on topic for you?

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do my followers disappear if i move instances? contemplating a move to an academic or open source instance

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do my followers disappear if i move instances? contemplating a move to an academic or open source instance

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@tslumley first order autocorrelation (if i understand what you mean correctly) was pretty good in this problem: counting the number of times the result of flip i matches the result of flip i - 1 eliminates a lot of the non-random options!

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@tslumley first order autocorrelation (if i understand what you mean correctly) was pretty good in this problem: counting the number of times the result of flip i matches the result of flip i - 1 eliminates a lot of the non-random options!

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@tslumley can you elaborate on the mean being sensitive?

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@tslumley can you elaborate on the mean being sensitive?

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@scottclaessens I didn't generate the sequences so I don't actually know! But I hint at my suspicion in the post 😉

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@scottclaessens I didn't generate the sequences so I don't actually know! But I hint at my suspicion in the post 😉

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Of course I find the typo now

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Of course I find the typo now

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new blog post -- hypothesis testing by example #rstats #statistics #statsed

if you teach stats, i highly recommend giving this problem in intro stats course! it's also fun to try on your own 🤔 😊!

https://www. alexpghayes.com/post/2022-11-0 2-hypothesis-testing-by-example/

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new blog post -- hypothesis testing by example #rstats #statistics #statsed

if you teach stats, i highly recommend giving this problem in intro stats course! it's also fun to try on your own 🤔 😊!

https://www. alexpghayes.com/post/2022-11-0 2-hypothesis-testing-by-example/

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if i start another semi-parametrics project after i finish this current one -- it is a cry for help, please stop me

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if i start another semi-parametrics project after i finish this current one -- it is a cry for help, please stop me

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@sherrirose @juliasilge i save bacon fat from breakfasts and then when there's enough i follow this food lab recipe (the food lab is my cooking bible)

https://www. seriouseats.com/the-best-roast-potatoes-ever-recipe

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@sherrirose @juliasilge i save bacon fat from breakfasts and then when there's enough i follow this food lab recipe (the food lab is my cooking bible)

https://www. seriouseats.com/the-best-roast-potatoes-ever-recipe

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thinking about https://www. gwern.net/Holy-wars as academic twitter decides to migrate or not

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thinking about https://www. gwern.net/Holy-wars as academic twitter decides to migrate or not

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since i've managed to enter intel mkl hell several times now, i wrote up a short note for my future self #rstats

https://www. alexpghayes.com/post/2022-10-1 8-intel-mkl-data-race/

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since i've managed to enter intel mkl hell several times now, i wrote up a short note for my future self #rstats

https://www. alexpghayes.com/post/2022-10-1 8-intel-mkl-data-race/

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@bnjmnsms {targets}

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@bnjmnsms {targets}

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is mastodon under active development, or is this what we get and it won't really change much? #TwitterMigration

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is mastodon under active development, or is this what we get and it won't really change much? #TwitterMigration

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settling on "hybrid of discord and twitter" for my mental model of mastodon

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settling on "hybrid of discord and twitter" for my mental model of mastodon

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@tslumley thanks, this is very helpful!

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@tslumley thanks, this is very helpful!

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so what's the deal with instances? is each instance like a different slack workspace? so i have to login into and browse each one separately?

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so what's the deal with instances? is each instance like a different slack workspace? so i have to login into and browse each one separately?