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GamblingResearch@UBC
CGR_UBC
When people think of being “in the zone,” they imagine a state of calm focus and high performance. For slot machine gamblers, the zone offers a chance to happily lose
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The Statistics Guy Jon 🤓
Jon_statistics
#governmentbriefingcovidThe charts used, seemed scary...Lets talk about them.1 the heat map tablesVery east to create but, easy to manipulate, you can make the colours darken if they change by just
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Ryan Lowe
ryan_t_lowe
VERY excited to announce new work from our team (one of the safety teams @OpenAI)!! We wanted to make training models to optimize human preferences Actually Work™. We applied it
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Dr Raul Pacheco-Vega
raulpacheco
Ok, I have to get some work done, but want to point out to a roadblock that may hinder people's progress. I love how Dr. Meredith Clark put it "3
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Scott Terrio
ScottTerrioHMA
Every year we at @HoyesMichalos publish a comprehensive study of our filings for that year. We are required by law to collect pretty detailed financial information from our clients in
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Edouard Mathieu
redouad
After scouring 50+ government websites for a week to expand @OurWorldInData's COVID-19 testing dataset:- We've found *four* very good examples of easily accessible time series (namely Estonia, Belgium, Czechia and
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Alex Newhouse
AlexBNewhouse
I've done two big in-depth studies of QAnon networks, one in 2018 (after D5 fizzled) and one in 2020 (in conjunction with Out Of Shadows). I want to share some
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Lisa Hornung
LisaHornung_
Out today: We have produced a report with @360Giving on below the radar organisations — grassroot organisations, networks and projects where there is no or little regulatory information available. Full
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David Walker
djwalker24
@dingleburtdevTS @BinksLeeds raised on the podcast last week about the statistics of James Linington's reds. See images attached in both cases the clear outlier is James Linington in Reds given
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Santiago
svpino
A topic that comes up in every interview.Bias, variance, and their relationship with machine learning algorithms. One of the most basic concepts that you have to know by heart.Here is
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M Gabriela M Gomes
mgmgomes1
Latest on individual variation in susceptibility or exposure to #SARSCoV2 and #COVID19 with Marco Colombo, Joe Mellor, Helen Colhoun and Paul McKeigue: Trajectory of COVID-19 epidemic in Europehttps://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.09
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The COVID Tracking Project
COVID19Tracking
Our daily update is published. We’ve now tracked ~4.16 million tests, up 152k from yesterday, a bit over the April average. The testing plateau continues.Note that we can only track
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Kyle McDonald
kcimc
my favorite thing about the twitter cropping discussion is that there's an incredibly low barrier. almost everyone is running their own tests. even if we don't have "explainability", we still
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Beau Sievers
beausievers
Re: scientific racism, this conversation between @rasmansa and one of the authors of the religion, violence, and IQ study is instructivehttps://twitter.com/EPoe187/status/1271271074320322561 Bo is careful to dodge the following implication:
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Elly Knight
ellycknight
Interested in #nightjars and mourning the loss of your field season?To add to the list of datasets available for use: @ECCCWildlifeSci and I compiled a database of all Common Nighthawk
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Anne-Kathrin Kreft
Anne_Kreft
My article on women's political mobilization in response to conflict-related sexual violence is #openaccess this month. A reminder that women play active roles in resistance. Below follows a selection of
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