Dan Goldstein

Some kind "best paper I've seen this year" words from @ct_bergstrom@fediscience.org
on our paper about the confusion between inferential uncertainty and outcome variability.

Working link to paper here: http://jakehofman.com/publication/illusion-of-predictability/

@ct_bergstrom@fediscience.org

Funny how the magnifying glass means "search for text" and the text means "change the magnification"

@nancybaym@mastodon.social love it

"I find that a duck's opinion of me is influenced by whether or not I have bread."

- Mitch Hedberg

@ampanmdagaba@sigmoid.social Do you mean it had you seeing apparent motion?

CHI should go back to a single round of reviews (i. e., the pre 2022 system)

@mullaney@mastodon.social It was about whether one misses improvising

Is it a causal effect?

Yes ->
Call it causal in the paper

No ->
Call it causal in the press release

@mullaney@mastodon.social funny I engaged on one if your posts here and it's like it went into the void. I don't even think you saw it.

I've noticed when people have last names that are common first names (or vice versa), other people often get it backwards.

I imagine this must cause administrative headaches and wonder what tactics people have come up with to prevent others from screwing up.

Just poured a bowl of raisin bran and saw a package of raisins on the counter and said what the hell and threw in a handful. That is the kind of Saturday night I am having.

What's your favorite text editor among these four?

What Judgment and Decision Making (JDM) is and what it isn’t

http://www.decisionsciencenews.com/?p=7177

everyone thinks they want to be part of a community in which people discuss great books until it happens

Postdoc in Computational Social Science @ Microsoft Research New York City 🥳

The group includes Jake Hofman, David Rothschild, and Dan Goldstein

Please plan to have materials, including reference letters, received by December 19, 2022

https://careers.microsoft.com/us/en/job/1488455/Post-Doc-Researcher-Computational-Social-Science-Microsoft-Research