The MSFT angry bird 🫡

It's always sunny in philadelphia.

Microdosing hot peppers! We need more science on this asap.

For anyone who hasn't seen it yet, season 17 was very good. It brought back a lot of the elements from earlier seasons that made the show what it is (though not all the minor characters I'd have hoped for). I also appreciate the 8 episodes per season format--quality over quantity.

So 'working on files on my computer' <-> syncing with a cloud system (github et al.) -> archiving the files and directories (zenodo et al). It's not rocket science!

I agree. This might have something to do with supporting "modular" research projects / publishing, but at the very least the UI does not help. I support using something called a 'file system' where projects can have 'directories' and 'files', and those can be easily shared & collaborated on :)

Thanks!

Time to stop doing non-open reviews or at least complain to the journal? That sucks.

How strong is strong? Posteriors for 50% n=2,4,8,16 plz 🙏

Yeah makes sense. Also probably 'sensitive' behaviors affected differently / for longer time. What if I just never tell the participants 🥸

Nice study! So the implication is to include a "warmup" period of ~5 days and use data only after that? Good to know.

It's the 🤷 prior

Yup the binomial posterior is the easiest example of prior = data. So here b(0.5, 0.5) is the same as observing previously a trial that was both a success and failure.

Unknowing users accidentally adding a whole extra trial to the dataset!

It's because all others data is 16/1000 but Bayes data is 16.5/1001 😉

They are laughing at US!