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darkprince45 posted...

ive never seen it use as the conviction motive though. Thats what confuses me. Its usually a couple second clip with the noise and a location. Theres literally else nothing to go off

I mean, the article suggests that they are using the location and time from shotspotter as the primary evidence against the dude.

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If there weren't cases like this it would defeat the purpose of the federal government. Framing this as a negative is bad.

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darkprince45 posted...

I guess i have to read this article better. I use shotspotter every day and Im not able to edit or move anything around. Its another company that handles it. Theyre pretty spot on as well

The issue is that it's a black box and there's obviously room for error and user input.

We should know how much the margin of error is, how often it require human input, what situations are more likely to cause error in inference, etc.

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There needs to be extensive public validation of any forensic technique before use. The fact that this is not already done is ridiculous.

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Tim Curry, but I think generally the newer movies really missed the mark.

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What a shitshow of a topic lol.

Supreme troll bait, I suppose.

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sondast posted...

Is this one of those things where they completely ignore the last season so they can try to make it good?

Unfortunately they say that they won't retcon the last season. But they pulled in the original writers for this, so I have my hopes up a little.

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Solution_45 posted...

Hope you know how reprehensible this post is.


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Guide posted...

10-20%? Wouldn't that amount to all the superfluous shit they make you take before you can actually get to your major

Looks like it on average chopped off a little more than a semester.

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Up

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Anti-trans propaganda for children is fucking morally disgusting.

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When people realized their nostalgia didn't match reality and they missed all of the gameplay improvements WoW has implemented over the years.

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https://towardsdatascience.com/causal-inference-using-difference-in-differences-causal-impact-and-synthetic-control-f8639c408268

I found this primer on these kinds of observational designs and it's pretty accessible and even has a guided tutorial in R for those unfamiliar and wish to know more.

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Godnorgosh posted...

Curious, has there been a similar study comparing people with some college but no degree against people with no college?

Probably, but that has fundamental issues in design, primarily biased selection effects.

Here because the reduction in education was out of the participants control, and you can restrict the analysis to people who entered the uni prior to rule change, but had the rule change shorten their education, you can rule that type of thing out.

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Questionmarktarius posted...

Found the problem.

There was no control group, so there's no baseline for comparison. Wage reduction can be explained away by the 2008 economic downturn, otherwise.

Read more of the paper.

There was a control group, differences-in-differences requires it.

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Fam_Fam posted...

is the implication here that HR reads students' transcripts and decides salary based on coursework taken?

if so, lolololol

Author looked into interviews with employers and suggests students performed worse during recruitment, closing doors to higher paying jobs.

Could just be an effect of age, given that a reduction in the number of semesters required is directly confounded. Students just haven't spent as much time while being expected to act like an adult.

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Godnorgosh posted...

More requirements means workers with those criteria met are less replaceable, therefore they're able to demand higher wages. The fact that people with more required credentials under their belts earn more could also be a function of the fact that they are less replaceable. The credentials could be valuable in and of themselves or not.

That's not at all to dismiss the value of education; I just don't think this study proves what this guy on Twitter thinks it does.

I mean, the credentials didn't change from one time point to the next, the requirements for them did. What that suggests is the requirements matter as well, not just the credentials.

Saying that an increase in requirements makes people less replaceable is supporting the point.

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Solid Snake07 posted...

Causation=/=Correlation

Indeed. However they have constructed an observational study design that can estimate causality.

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https://twitter.com/emollick/status/1418947681746100235?s=19

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Probz

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Up

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I used to stick people in giant magnet to get this type of data. Just so cool I can shine an LED and get the same type of data lol.

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Flauros posted...

Prove it

Here's data I collected yesterday =) :


This is the response of the primary visual cortex of a mouse to a small visual stimulus, dark blue indicating the most activated area of cortex.

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So you can shine a light on the brain and see what areas having been activated recently.

You can also do the same thing using near infrared light, and the benefit there is that you can shine the light through skin and skull, so you can noninvasively do this in humans.


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https://twitter.com/Rensearch/status/1418000030183698434?s=19

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Trump admin spent a long time trying to hamstring healthcare through legislative action, no?

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limp-bizkit-89 posted...

what skills? What is needed to perform at a real job, not academia

What exactly do you think people in academia do?

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pegusus123456 posted...

When has it ever been used to the Democrats' benefit?

Pretty sure it was used by Democrats in record numbers during the Trump admin.

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I want a 2024 Trump admin to have full power to legislate white supremacy.

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TrollTrace posted...

There is like no point in it now because you can get a masters level education through youtube

Yeah, like joenumbers!

Lmao.

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This whole thing is beyond stupid.

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Dude literally put troll as his username and has put this in his sig:
TR0LL2000 posted...

Alt account of TuckerSimp

Stop responding to his posts.

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Definitely not getting better over time.

Been pretty terrible since 2015/2016, tbh.

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sabrestorm posted...

Why hate on him? Its his money to do as he pleases

You mean them? Them.

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How is this real life? Shit's stupid, and fucked.

too*

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Heineken14 posted...

By all accounts, Carson was well regarded as a surgeon. It was just everything ELSE that he was Velcro shoes.

Just goes to show that surgery isn't something that requires too much brain power.

It's kinda why I love doing surgical procedures tbh, I get to turn off my brain for hours and do something that's just desperately manual.

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JaleelWhite posted...

Are you implying pedophiles are not psychopaths?

Lol, no they are not, at least not necessarily.

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DuranOfForcena posted...

people don't throw punches in mosh pits

if they do, they get tossed the fuck out of the pit

Psh, zoomies.

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Some people haven't been punched in the face in a mosh pit and it shows.

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https://twitter.com/meiselasb/status/1417314082038771712?s=19

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I got a pretty good refurbished gaming laptop for ~$900. But that was a steal.

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You need to get off the internet.

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He uncritically accepts any position that has no media controversy, and rejects any positions that do.

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