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Ever get the feeling you’ve been cheated? On Peak Indie, emo sleeper agents and the ongoing search for “Arcade Fire Without Arcade Fire” stereogum.com/2279900/arcade…

#ICYMI Yesterday was the 10 year anniversary of the publication of "Tidy Data," the paper that sparked the #tidyverse. I have a deep appreciation for this paper and the tidyverse, and so I decided to celebrate it with my first Medium post. #rstats medium.com/@sctyner90/10-…

Pygmy hippos are strictly herbivores. Their diet consists of herbs, grasses, semi-aquatic plants, NOT LEGS, herbaceous shoots, ferns, as well as occasionally fallen fruits.

Harold Jeffreys introduced the | notation for conditional probabilities. Learned from bayesianspectacles.org/the-man-who-re…

Reminder, Haitian immigrants do not eat pets, but Trump’s sons do murder rare, exotic animals just for fun.

Thought I'd jump on this trend

Inspired by a great #StanCon24, I'm starting a blog series on copulas in Stan. This first post gives a quick introduction to what copulas are. I'll keep each post short but over time I hope to put together a repository of helpful content. bggj.is/posts/stan-cop…

My two cents

📢 PSA: Tired of #betareg in #rstats complaining when you have 0 and/or 1 in your response variable? 🎉 Good news: betareg can now capture this at the expense of a single extra parameter! 📄 New arXiv working paper with Ioannis Kosmidis @[email protected] zeileis.org/news/xbx/

That's quite a community note

.Georgia Tomova using the example of 'grip strength' to explain the difference between prediction and causal inference. Grip strength may be good predictor of future health, but training your grip strength isn't likely to improve your health very much. #CausalIntroCourse

Bayesians when a frequentist asks about {brms}

thinking, as I do, about how speech models include a prediction component because sensory monitoring of speech is too slow

This is going to be the single greatest blow my productivity has ever seen