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Comment #30890413
The data from the project is released to the public domain (CC0). The research article is also free to access. See https://github.com/marbl/CHM13 and https://www.science.org/doi/10…
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Comment #30890387
Complete here means the full end-to-end sequence of all chromosomes in a single human cell line named CHM13. The typical human cell has 46 chromosomes, in 23 pairs (one from our mo…
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Comment #12925335
Same here. Only after login though.
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Comment #6330592
OP here. That's correct. This is work of Survata not Yahoo. I see how the title might suggest a connection, but that was not our intent.
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Survata is hiring a full stack engineer
-- Overview -- Survata is democratizing the multi-billion dollar market research industry by making it easy and affordable for anyone to survey a target population (e.g., to ask 10…
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Comment #5483842
Survata co-founder here. To clarify, Survata is not a voluntary response sample. Voluntary samples often have a bias because the individuals who choose to respond are those with st…
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Comment #5183696
Survata co-founder here. Good point. We had the same thought and did consider running a survey variant with the fixed 6 mo time frame. And we may just give it a try to see how the …
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Comment #5183628
That's one of the first things that we (I'm a Survata co-founder) noted in seeing the data too. I see a few possible explanations: (1) A woman who sexts could have multiple sexting…
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Comment #5029161
(Survata co-founder here) Survata has a DIY survey creation tool, but we review and suggest wording changes to avoid biased questions. We also advise on how to arrange (and randomi…
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Comment #5029133
(Survata co-founder here) Garry's explanation is a good one. The data for this survey was collected via surveywalls (example at [1]), which let visitors access premium content onli…
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Comment #4411372
Thanks again, Alex. I appreciate the comments and great ideas. We do plan to add polling and survey design experts to our team (I have stats but not polling background). And an ana…
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Comment #4410865
I always forget how sarcasm is lost online. I meant that as an example of a misleading, bad poll.
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Comment #4410213
I've enjoyed the recent 5-hour ENERGY ad about how many doctors approve of their product. A whopping 73% of doctors recommend low calorie energy products... when measuring the perc…
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Comment #4410178
Thanks for the interest, and sorry for the delayed response. We certainly hope that the surveys are not annoying. We know that some people will prefer to pay, but others (like me) …
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Comment #4410029
Thanks for the support, Dan.
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Comment #4410009
Have you wiretapped our office? While we hope to work with big publishers too, niche blogs are an awesome place to start. As you say, they provide a self aggregated group of indivi…
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Comment #4409969
Thanks for the interest. Google Consumer Surveys does have a similar model to ours. There a few things that differentiate us now: 1. Our minimum spend is only $10 vs. $100 for Goog…
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Comment #4409869
We agree that maintaining data quality is the biggest challenge and really the crux of this business. We have initial filters that look for incorrect answers to "checker" questions…
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Comment #4409796
I agree that the lightbox experience is common, but I view the surveys as fundamentally different than advertisements. Part of our idea is that your attention is more valuable than…
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Comment #4409664
Thanks for the suggestion. We'll be moving to and optimizing for mobile soon. (I'm a Survata co-founder).