I keep seeing people today say "these labeler implosions just prove that Bluesky needs a T&S team". Folks: Bluesky has a T&S team. @aaron.bsky.team runs it. They've gotten incredibly fast at handling issues. I've seen sub-5-minute responses on some of my reports.
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With data, same.
(That's kind of the whole point of my book with Jevin West)
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So far just revolutions. But I can feel that this is where I belong.
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Have found my new home in history podcasts.
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Full thread by Messi in the other place:
twitter.com/l33_messi/st...
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New pre-print out with Messi Lee and Calvin Lai! In it, we find that Vision Language Models like GPT-4V, Large Language Models that can process images, show greater stereotyping in response to more prototypically Black and Feminine faces.
t.co/CJltmcWcr6
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Is there a 2024 PaCSS conference in Philly? Wasn't sure if we could still sign up for it.
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Not my area, but this has to be at least in the top ten largest wastes of R&D money …. ever?
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This is five times the annual budget of the NSF. Its like funding the Manhattan project and ending up with …. nothing.
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I watched it with my brother the night before we went on a week long camping trip.
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Ironically, having the courts engaging in sweeping policy making in the context of a mostly immobilized legislative branch is in every way against the original intent of the framers of the constitution.
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Most hypotheses in social sciences do not qualify as scientific or statistical hypotheses of import. We pretend to do confirmatory research in early stages of scientific inquiry skipping exploration & theoretical and measurement refinement. NHST does not magically turn speculation into discovery.
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NEWS: After sustained attacks from House Republicans, the Stanford Internet Observatory is being dismantled. A huge blow to academic freedom and our ability to understand platforms and influence operations www.platformer.news/stanford-int...
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I think posts can still receive likes that are visible, but you can't see who did the liking.
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lol no. Although in part because the med school (and other) faculty are on 12-month contracts and so many admins actually just think this entire concept of 9-month contracts is fictional.
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X just made likes private apparently? So anyways ... hope no one had entire research protocols built around that or anything.
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Just saying … there seem to be a lot of boomers with a lot of time to watch cable news and yell at the TV.
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When you get emails about research projects you stopped thinking about 10 years ago ...
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You might not know this, but we are actually a republic not a democracy.
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There is something deeply satisfying about hearing a crowd of people laugh at 300-year-old jokes.
Shakespeare in Forest Park is one of my most favorite Saint Louis traditions.
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PSA: All #rstats package on #cran will get an official DOI!
This will facilitate bibliometrics and giving credit to R package authors.
Registering all 20,000+ packages will still take a few more days. But the first couple of thousand are already live. Example:
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"Historians widely agree that at this point, the collaboration got seriously sidetracked as his co-author made 458 edits to remove the passive voice."
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Slack workspaces? I really hope it isn’t Twitter exchanges.
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15,000! That’s just one month of emails for most of us.
(It is fun to think about what future scholars will release as their “papers.” Like what are you going to do with the 20,000 emails we send a year explaining when the midterm is and apologizing for our late journal reviews.)
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What’s going to happen on campuses if the war in Gaza is still rolling when the students return?
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Excited to see this new paper with Messi Lee and and Calvin Lai being presented at ACM FAccT.
"Large Language Models Portray Socially Subordinate Groups as More Homogeneous, Consistent with a Bias Observed in Humans"
dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/...
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When we lived in Jersey City, there were dog owners who would say “oh but he’s a good dog!”
Oh then the law doesn’t apply here! I’ll let my toddler know if she ever stops screaming.
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My immediate memory was sitting in my dorm room listening to tracks to pick out just the right lyrics to put up as my AIM status.
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Good morning fellow xenials. Here’s a reminder that we are super duper old.
www.npr.org/2024/06/02/n...
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