There was an earthquake today while I was lecturing, and I didn’t know what to do…so I just stood there and waited for it to be over and then I resumed lecturing

I just updated my spring 23 course website with talks from heavy hitters Patrick Curran, Dan Quintana, Chelsea Parlett-Pelleriti, Jaclyn A. Siegel, PhD, Paul Bürkner, João Veríssimo, and Dan Mirman (psy505-spring2023.netlify.app/schedule).

Applying for non-academic jobs like

New classical test theory formula:

X = T + E + AI

Even when it seemed not to apply to my current work, I have NEVER regretted learning a math concept in the long run. It always comes up again somehow.

Latex templates are like sourdough starter.

You've been copy pasting a template from an old doc on your overleaf for years. You got it from a collaborator who got theirs from some other collaborator, and legends will say that an ancestral collaborator got it from Donald Knuth.

My friend asked me to go to a book crawl (like a pub crawl but bookstores) this past weekend and I turned her down because I was judging a hackathon.

When I told her this she said “congratulations you found the one thing nerdier than a book crawl to do” 😂

u up?

its not that i know a lot, it's that i have the background to learn whatever i need to quickly

Not quite but good try.

If you see this, post a trio.

Kyle Ireton, PhD 🕊️🇺🇦☮️ That’s the life of being a statistician. Everyone wants your help, until they get your help

Was walking around campus and saw a full whiteboard of review for my exam😏

Happy to see students are putting in some study time🤩