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Seems like I’m mistaken about this, sorry everyone. I don’t have ai results in my google, don’t know why

Alternatively, you can just disable AI overviews in your Google settings. But that does not make for a very interesting Gizmodo article.

Concur, switched to iPhone around this time, as Android just started to feel like a knock off iOS rather than an alternative.

Avid org user, but I don't do any of the stuff that you mention. I just capture and agenda.

I'll just say that even to another "expert", you didn't explain what's so great about this annotation workflow.

Yeah but can any of them write well?

I bought a rowing machine and just toss on some game of thrones and row for 35 mins. Good way to start the day.

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I shrug because statistical signal detectors are useful, even if they can be gamed.

> We need to teach our students...

Teach your values to your own kids, man

Does any living statistician come close to the level of Donald Rubin in terms of research impact? Missing data analysis, causal inference, EM algorithm, any probably more. He just walks around creating new subfields.

I guess i don’t do those modifications very much.

Also im a avid user of keyword bookmarks in Firefox, so I need to store those in Firefox anyway for them to work

I just meant that you can’t keep them in sync between browsers. You need a external program for that.

I think it's mostly a very good idea, but much less accessible compared to the omnipresent bookmarks bar, so I will keep using the bookmarks bar (whose primary downside is the vendor lock in, imo).

A great package that I use on a daily basis. I feel the dev team have some issues with scope of work and tech debt, but I still find ESS to the comfy-zone for R

Why would you do that? R is a just a tool for doing statistics or research. You need to search for jobs in your subject area like "ecologist", "econometrician", "green energy reseacher", etc.

Statisticians and researchers, is this helpful?

This is a specific type of general algorithm/research area called Bernoulli Factories if anyone wants to go deep.

Thank goodness you aren't hiring, since you apparently believe that you can judge a person's abilities based on OS preference. God help your org if they decide to grant you more responsibility.

Wow. This is evil and lovely.

I don’t understand how note taking is such an impassioned subject on this site.

But fwiw, what works for me is to have notes everywhere. I take notes in a journal, ephemeral notepad, emails, texts to myself, apple notes, and orgmode. I just want to have lots of accessibility.

I buy some MacOS utilities. There are some good ones out there, and I don't mind paying for things that make computers less grating.

Doesn't this mean that biologists have a problem writing effective abstracts in the first place? I thought the point of an abstract was the summarize and motivate.

that's what I do. I suppose the Reddit folks do not care about the rss because either they forgot about it, or because it doesn't serve the full content, so it's not useful for apps.

My trick: subscribe to the "top weekly" feeds for each of your subs, which keeps the fire hose at a very manageable level.

Since “that event” happened, its probability is 1.

Seems like an inappropriate use of the word "paradox". How about Simpson's intuitive situation?

Feeling the same about emacs. Id like to donate to emacs, but the only option is to fund fsf instead. Last I checked.

Interesting to see a Maltron user in the wild! What made to buy one, and what's your take on them? (say, compared to Kinesis Advantage?)

Ah ok, I thought everyone was coordinating on breaking copy, not the browser itself!

If want to get into ortholinear boards, but also want a keyboard with lots of keys, I recommend the Xbows boards. I got an Xbows lite off Ebay for $60, and it's my current fave.

Whoops, you posted the wrong page. The statistics page that Hacker News needs to read is the one about how the Central Limit Theorem doesn't apply to everything damn thing.