Also might this be the first recorded instance of "overlapping communities" in social science? A good question for @azjacobs.bsky.social.

That’s not true in my experience (I am a researcher in the area)

Another thing all these tech leaders share is a strong financial incentive to publicly endorse such a belief, regardless of whether their private information supports it.

Ah true!

I don’t think the US has formally declared war since WW2. The executive has extremely loose military power, regardless of Congress.

Whoa! What language? And were the dtypes of n and y different?

Cool! Did their use of “object-oriented” refer to the software or to the math? (Perhaps it is hard to disentangle those in this case…)

I really like the phrase “object-oriented statistics”, which I think @stat110.bsky.social may have coined. Similar to that is “modular statistics” which Matthew Stephens likes to say.

There must be a joke here involving tails, but I seem to be memoryless at the moment and unable to supply one

Not keto friendly

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