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XFrequentist
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Comment #36635357
This display with regularly-rotating high-quality pencil art could be a neat business. The comparison to wall art makes the hardware price look more reasonable, and you could offer…
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Comment #34823593
Agree that it's a poor headline and that the fructose/Alzheimer's hypothesis is quite speculative, but I don't think calling it a "junk study" or gesturing at evidence hierarchies …
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Comment #34682255
HIT is not HIIT, it's a completely different thing. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-intensity_training I'm specifically advocating for HIT resistance training, 1x/wk, as a highl…
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Comment #34680609
YMMV, but I recommend more people try High Intensity Training (HIT). HIT explicitly contradicts several of the (well-supported) claims in the article, but I've personally found it …
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Comment #31758833
> haven’t otherwise been studied in large enough populations to understand the ramifications of long-term glucose deficits in the human body How's the "long-term glucose surplus" c…
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Comment #31613338
Wonder if you could use this for regular notes and do something interesting with a method of loci https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Method_of_loci )
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Comment #31454755
Huh? COVID-19 is caused by SARS-COV-2, which was entirely unknown at the outset. In contrast there are about 2k Monkeypox cases per year, still lots of unknowns but pandemic potent…
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Comment #30305886
This was a while ago, but IIRC there were some fairly major software-reliability rough edges (frequent crashing/bugs/etc). Beyond that the major shortcoming was that it was constra…
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Comment #30302988
https://getpolarized.io/ seems like it's in the same space - it's a product I wanted to love, but was a bit clunky to use and didn't end up sticking in my workflow.
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Comment #29913590
A choose-your-own-adventure format would be an interesting layer, since you could embed recall/understanding checks at each decision point.
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Comment #29847413
I think this event qualifies as “well documented” by any reasonable standard, there was official public disclosure and an open investigation. As one quick example, here’s a news cl…
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Comment #29791104
You’re missing something. The author is saying that there was a lab leak involving delta , not that delta originated via a lab leak . The latter claim would indeed be a red flag, b…
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Comment #28215170
I'm a native English speaker, but I'd love something like this for French, Spanish, or Mandarin! Any good products you're aware of?
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Comment #27932654
IMO this is the best interpretation.
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Comment #26004782
What other explanation is there for more than 100% of GME stock being sold short (genuine question)?
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Comment #24899034
Like this? https://www.rationaleonline.com/
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Comment #24029576
Very interesting observation, my own experience with GJP, metaculous, and other betting fora agree with this. I wonder if an HN-like forum with prediction at its core would have le…
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Comment #23806225
These folks used a synthetic control to do the exact quasi experiment you described: https://www.iza.org/publications/dp/13319/face-masks-conside...
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Comment #22935068
I think it would be valuable, I've actually had this idea (but not the competence/bandwidth to actually build it, alas). It could become a platform for courses built around SRS, or…
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Comment #22818939
Epidemiologist here: you're right. Testing resources are in short supply, so testing is being performed to guide clinical decisions (ie sick people) rather than public health/scien…
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Comment #22278609
As was I, terrible title.
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Comment #17562534
Canada's CDC (Public Health Agency of Canada, my current employer) is looking for something along these lines: https://www.ic.gc.ca/eic/site/101.nsf/eng/00029.html
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Comment #17516905
>I read a bit I liked a while back about early feminism... Link (and second recommendation) for the curious: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Tyranny_of_Structurelessne...
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Comment #15934182
It's a noble plan, but have you considered the harm you could do to scientific progress - if such a plot were discovered, the negative publicity could set back gene drive science b…