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jermaink
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Comment #21020702
Very cool!
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Comment #20007834
Just curious with regard to presentations: Does any known tech corp use beamer?
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Comment #20007833
Just curious with regard to presentations: Does any known tech corp use beamer for presentations?
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Comment #18184568
HN is a perfect example of an classic, evergreen product. Or call it a crocodile product, as crocodiles are somewhat location-loyal. Are there more examples of products that did (o…
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Comment #17222291
The irony. 404 comments.
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Comment #14816571
I really hope that the ShareLaTeX UX will survive. If I had to use Overleaf's UI, I might seriously consider canceling the subscription. The dark theme is nothing you want to use o…
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Comment #14558652
Note: 2013.
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Comment #13852119
This series might be interesting for anyone interested in a personal story of science at the intersection of research, speaking, travels, and family. Enjoy!
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Comment #11219186
"A paper from the Open Science Collaboration (Research Articles, 28 August 2015,aac4716) attempting to replicate 100 published studies suggests that the reproducibility of psycholo…
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Comment #10982392
Shannon numbers: Chess: ~ 10^123. Go 19x19: ~ 10^360. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_complexity As a non-expert, may I ask (as the term does not appear in the paper): H…
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Comment #10877120
It's just a recommendation to improve the reporting, no general defense of p-values. Pearson does not imply to analyze a causal relationship. I see the point it's not linear (then …
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Comment #10876945
In the evaluation of correlations, it can always be informative to know the confidence interval for r, with all caution towards p-value interpretation. Surely, correlation provides…
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Comment #10876608
Interesting! My question is: How do the p-values of your Pearson correlations look like? Correlations alone are vague. Please insert :-)