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iron0012
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Comment #17526959
You have used ad hominem incorrectly.
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Comment #17526934
I'm not sure what the replication crisis (which as others have noted is certainly not exclusive to psychology--they're just the only field that is acknowledging it and taking steps…
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Comment #17509198
This is a great book, much more practical for the applied researcher than anything written by Pearl.
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Comment #17492245
I'm surprised that so many folks here (obv not everyone) have so readily accepted the word "brutalist" to apparently mean "simple, functional, and minimal", because that's definite…
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Comment #17425751
Thoughtful Machine Learning by Matthew Kirk is the closest thing I've seen. It's several years old by now (2014). That said, I don't see many people trying to use this approach in …
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Comment #17417693
what does the constitution say about women's access to reproductive healthcare
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Comment #17408687
I wouldn't normally say this, but since you appealed to authority first... are you aware of how absolutely dismal ASU's reputation is in academia in general?
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Comment #17376981
I am the same as you. Way worse, actually. When things get really bad (e.g. 500+ open tabs in Firefox), I spend ~20 minutes closing as many obviously "left-over" and otherwise unin…
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Comment #17365976
Good observation, gaming is absolutely a post-modern phenomenon. Any creative works with which audience actively engage and interact (rather than just observe)--and especially thos…
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Comment #17365920
Right? It's so weird that the dudes that rail against postmodernism fundamentally fail to understand that it's not a single assertive ideology, it's just a simple observation of th…
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Comment #17357853
Well, yeah, by implying that comparing ICE agents to war criminals tried at Nuremberg is an unfair thing to do--which is not at all necessarily true--he's discussing politics. Hell…
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Comment #16377427
Apologies for not providing an HN-approved defense of Nazism couched in paragraphs of bloviation.
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Comment #16376610
Ah, I knew I could count on Hacker News to defend the Nazi lover. Repulsive.
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Comment #16369931
Hm, I think I disagree with this. The famous statistician and scientist RA Fisher said "To consult the statistician after an experiment is finished is often merely to ask him to co…
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Comment #16341442
There sure is: Capital by Karl Marx. (wonder if down-voters have actually read this, or if it's just a boogie-man to them?)
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Comment #16341265
We scientists WANT (desperately want!) anyone and everyone, experts and neophytes alike, to read and pay attention to our work! The unavailability of scientific research papers is …
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Comment #16294641
The sweet refrain sung by those "independents" who "aren't republicans" until the voting booth curtains are closed safely behind them. I wonder if you'll remember this disingenuous…
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Comment #16294083
Of course they printed it: https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2018/02/02/us/politics/n... Ah, but you probably already knew that, since picking and choosing which heavily-spun fac…
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Comment #16292539
I understand and appreciate the concern for privacy, but something important was diminished when Google Maps started blurring the faces of people who appeared in Street View. I was…
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Comment #16128011
I also failed in a moment of his weakness
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Comment #16107239
Certainly not whiny little babies like you.
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Comment #15615584
Christ dude, how gullible are you? Turn off Fox News for a sec
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Comment #15491252
DW playlist radio != DW playlist
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Comment #15009247
Good.