every other browser all equally looks like shit these days too. WHERE THE FUCK IS DENSITY ANYMORE. WHERE IS USABILITY. I WANT THINGS TO LOOK AND BE USABLE. WHY IS THIS IMPOSSIBLE
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The only thing I am more likely to lose than my phone is my keys.
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2FA needs a more accurate name: OPFEE
"Only phone. Fuck everything else."
On a computer with the account password, a the same IP as the last time you logged in, and access to the email address associated with the account? None of those are "factor" enough. You need to receive a text.
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True. But didn't Stapel admit to it when confronted? Foot dragging and/or denial by the author is, in my experience, the biggest factor in how long the process takes.
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I doubt it. If anything, I bet editors and publishers will become even more defensive and slow-acting when concerns are raised. No one wants to get dragged through a legal battle.
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Of course the legal battle is still ongoing! I don't think we can discount that people being sketchy suck every ounce of time and energy from the people raising concerns. In my opinion, that's why these errors not commonly found: because the people who point one out have little time to do it again.
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Cool work! But how dare you question the reality of Crab Jesus!
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We created a guide to artifacts in fake images from Firefly, Midjourney, & Stable Diffusion, informed by large experiments on human detection
Makes it easy to test your skills & get better at spotting them!
arxiv.org/pdf/2406.08651
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At some point, I want to rewrite my version of StatCheck to run entirely off of webR, so it doesn't need its own special server. #Rstats
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Someone was forwarding visitors of sketchy bank websites to my statcheck server. I assume they did it for nefarious reasons, but I can't figure out how someone might benefit from that.
Anyway, I snapshotted and moved statcheck to a different server. You might need to refresh your local DNS.
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That could work. This site is just a CSV, a directory of thumbnails, and some HTML+CSS+JS. Something similar might work for a demo repository.
oavis.org
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Pronouns labeler is live!
@pronouns.adorable.mom
I realize this is missing a lot of pronouns, especially neo-pronouns, but it felt too overwhelming to do this on my own
my DMs are open for requests
(this time it actually works because i didn't take down ozone just before launching :D)
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The Working Memory Symposium (WMS), the best #workingmemory conference there is, starts today (July 9)! You can find access links and the program here: www.wmsymposium.org/home. Follow @wmsymposium.bsky.social for updates!
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Planning out for 10 years, that $1500. Not a small chunk of change. Maybe someone's university can offer to host and be willing to allow people from outside of the university to access it?
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Shiny is neither cheap nor reliable long-term. A wiki seems right. What's tough is that freemium is in my experience not reliable and often has storage limitations. And a decent wiki host is going to cost ~$150 per year.
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I'll be blogging periodically for @asapbio.bsky.social. Today's post is about a large new survey on behalf of cOAlition S. Lots of great new data about researchers' thoughts on preprints and scholarly publishing.
asapbio.org/what-do-rese...
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Great: 👍
Greaaaat: 👎
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I am functionally incapable of writing or reading dates as numbers. dd/mm/yyyy or mm/dd/yyyy? I never know anymore. I need the month written in letters.
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The SD of age shouldn't change over the course of the study.
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My response to that "argument" is to point out they're setting the bar at dictatorship instead of modern democracy.
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Now accepted at AMPPS: It's not just p-values that get hacked. We present evidence that the distribution of published Cronbach’s alpha values is also distorted in some way due to hacking and/or bias.
@malte.the100.ci @ruben.the100.ci @taymalsalti.bsky.social
osf.io/preprints/ps...
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Ohhh. I'm not the only one who writes a just-for-me response that starts with "Listen up you dumbfuck..."? 🤣
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So voting is better than *not* voting when it comes to getting what you want?
Huh.
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A wiki might work for that. People could upload a file, add a description, and tag various categories. What would be tough is (a) managing access so it doesn't become a spam site, and (b) longevity.
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I wonder if anyone's analyzed how politicians in power during the lead up to the Olympics do in elections. It seems that the local population is often pretty annoyed and disgruntled at the disruption and cost of the event. Does it have political fallout?
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Has anyone created an open-access repository for vision science demos/illusions, tagging VR-compatibility? Seems like it would be a useful resource for many educators and science communicators.
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Maybe rethink if arguing against other people having harmless fun is the path you want to take.
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One of the most hilariously ridiculous memes to go viral. There are interviews with her and her family. People are talking about the small town she's from. And she's laughing about the whole thing.
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Pseudoephedrine should just be called Crystal Meth Light.
Proposed advertisement: Do you hate sinus headaches and want to feel the impending doom of being chased by a tiger? Then use Crystal Meth Light! If you act now, we'll throw in a coffee to add a second tiger.
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Patriotism is not just for one day a year. A true American spends every day blowing off fingers. In the words of Thomas Jefferson: "Dude, Imma light this M80!"
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I'm 𝒕𝒉𝒓𝒊𝒍𝒍𝒆𝒅 to be speaking at #useR2024 next week.
How to Interpret Statistical Results with the marginaleffects 📦 for #RStats
Here’s a pre-recorded video on Youtube in case you can’t make it youtu.be/ANDC_kkAjeM
Let me know if you're in Salzburg and want to chat!
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Update on newish journal Language Development Research: a model for how journals should be!
Small, experts as editors, open practices and FREE!
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Hey #VisionScience folks, does anyone know of any good viscog demos for the oculus 2? I'm thinking illusions or any principles of memory that could be used at a desk that is aimed at young students potentially interested in psychology
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It has been proposed that schizophrenia patients rely more on sensory input and less on prior information. According to this view, they are less affected by visual illusions that rely on perceptual priors. But is this really true?(shorturl.at/jmhKv) 1/6🧵
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This is a really glaring example of an effect size falling to zero upon replication. Why did it take more than 20 labs to debunk?
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reskeet with a tweet you still think about
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I don't understand The House of Lords. But this is my mental image:
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How well do we use color for object recognition, depending on how much early visual experience we have?
www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...
I’ve tried to open the Perspective on the costs/benefits of having clear consecutive maturation stages in the perceptual systems:
www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...
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I've had reviewers give me flack about it in both directions. 🤣
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A naive question for folks in the UK: Is this election outcome likely to result in a push to reverse Brexit?
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Is the UK voting process (what machines to use, registration, rules for early/mail voting, etc.) determined nationally in the UK? Or at the local/regional level? IMHO, every state in the US reinventing the wheel causes a lot of the headaches.
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I don’t like to celebrate America but I do like to celebrate British people losing.
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Too many statisticians responding to my questions with 🤷 made ME nervous 🤣
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I appreciate your effort!
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I fully retract the above claim. No need for special handling of Likert data. T-tests and ANOVAs for everyone!
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Thanks! That poster lead me to this quote in another source:
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I'd appreciate a link if you have one. I've only been able to find simulation papers with between-subjects ordinal data.
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That makes sense for generated data, but what if you're looking at collected data?
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Let's try being provocative:
For within-subjects ordinal data, there are zero consequences to analyzing it as though it were continuous data. And absolutely no example exists indicating otherwise. A paired t-test is a perfectly valid way to compare Likert data before and after a treatment.
#stats
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