Stats and ML postdoc and permanent hiring season officially open at Flatiron

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Softverse: Auto-compute Citations to Software From Replication Files

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The Desperation of Causal Inference in Ecology

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Princeton Consumer Research reports a 93.94% success rate . . . not quite as good as Harvard, which gets you to “statistically indistinguishable from 100%”!

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Helen DeWitt says, “programming occupies a place similar to that of literacy in mediaeval England.”

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BDA3 for free

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Draw it with your eyes closed: the art of the statistics assignment

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That external validity question: How to think of a 3-year UBI study?

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Hot social science topics 20 years ago and hot social science topics now

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Howl, after Allen Ginsberg (for the AI-headed hipsters)

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Going beyond naive individualistic models of social science

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Survey Statistics: Imputation II

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Show, don’t tell: ChatGPT 5 marginalizing Gelman’s measurment error model in Stan

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Hypertext as constructed and hypertext as read

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You learn about possible plagiarism in a literary work. How does that affect your view of it? (The A. J. Finn story)

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This post is not about Newt Gingrich and Fox news, nor is it about Michio Kaku and string theory.

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Weighting of evidence and conflict of interest at the FDA and elsewhere

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Experimentation and thinking at the level of a program of experiments

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Generate but verify: Reconciling the evidence utility of chatbots in many settings with chatbots’ evident lack of understanding

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Blogging’s a great way to express your ideas.

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