Names in fiction (Perkus Tooth, Morrison Roog, Ragle Gumm, Addison Doug, Bodie Kane, and Thalia Keith)

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The ladder of abstraction in statistical graphics

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Statistical graphics: When does it make sense to introduce deliberate distortion to counteract an expected perceptual illusion?

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

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Test Post to Twitter

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LLMs as behavioral study participants

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Russian roulette: You can have a deterministic potential-outcome framework, or an asymmetric utility function, but not both

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Ecologists’ endless quest for automatic inference

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Jerzy Neyman, Sigmund Freud, and Milton Friedman walk into a bar . . . (the mistaken association of null hypothesis testing with rigor)

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Election analytics positions available at the New York Times

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Taking our Models Seriously (my talk at StanBio Connect, this Friday 9am)

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Market and antimarket: The story of the Berkeley Electronic Press

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“Perplexing Plots”: Crime fiction, modernism, and the air of rigor

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xkcd on radon

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“Exploratory data analysis” and “confirmatory data analysis” are the same thing.

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Eunji Kim’s book, “The American Mirage: How Reality TV Upholds the Myth of Meritocracy”

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Prior as data, prior as belief, prior as soft constraint, prior as unconditional distribution in a generative model

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“What happened in 2024”

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“Can language models predict the next twist in a story?”

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Which AI coding assistant should I be using?

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