Submissions from columbia.edu

		Andrew Gelman is not the science police because there is no science police (columbia.edu)
		2 points by Tomte 9 months ago \| past
		The Behavioural Insights Team decided to scare people (columbia.edu)
		1 point by nabla9 9 months ago \| past
		Why it's important to include pre-treatment variables in a randomized experiment (columbia.edu)
		2 points by Tomte 9 months ago \| past
		Make a hypothesis about what you expect to see every step of the way.A manifesto (columbia.edu)
		2 points by RicoElectrico 9 months ago \| past
		Polling by asking people about their neighbors: When does this work? (columbia.edu)
		2 points by hcks 9 months ago \| past
		Polling by asking people about their neighbors (columbia.edu)
		2 points by amadeuspagel 9 months ago \| past
		Living in a Post-Truth World (columbia.edu)
		4 points by GavCo 9 months ago \| past
		Dying to save taxes: Evidence from Estate-Tax returns on the death elasticity [pdf] (columbia.edu)
		2 points by thelastgallon 9 months ago \| past
		Bad science as genre fiction (columbia.edu)
		29 points by nabla9 9 months ago \| past \| 10 comments
		Statistical challenges and misreadings of literature create unreplicable science [pdf] (columbia.edu)
		67 points by luu 10 months ago \| past \| 52 comments
		Netnews: The Origin Story [pdf] (columbia.edu)
		60 points by tkhattra 10 months ago \| past \| 5 comments
		A 10% swing in win probability corresponds to a 0.4% swing in predicted vote (columbia.edu)
		5 points by Tomte 10 months ago \| past
		The Crisis in String Theory Is Worse Than You Think (columbia.edu)
		43 points by bobismyuncle 10 months ago \| past \| 35 comments
		Stan Playground: Run Stan on the web, play with your program and data (columbia.edu)
		1 point by Tomte 10 months ago \| past
		"Pitfalls of Demographic Forecasts of US Elections" (columbia.edu)
		2 points by luu 10 months ago \| past
		Critique of Freakonomics interview with psychologist Ellen Langer (columbia.edu)
		94 points by nabla9 10 months ago \| past \| 82 comments
		Prediction markets need dumb money as well as smart money (columbia.edu)
		2 points by johndcook 10 months ago \| past \| 1 comment
		Prediction markets and the need for "dumb money" as well as "smart money" (columbia.edu)
		3 points by nabla9 10 months ago \| past \| 1 comment
		ChatGPT o1-preview can code Stan (columbia.edu)
		3 points by lr0 10 months ago \| past
		Sean Carroll/Ellen Langer: Credulous, scientist-as-hero reporting (columbia.edu)
		3 points by nabla9 10 months ago \| past
		Engineered bacteria to deliver immuno-activating anticancer agents via GI tract (columbia.edu)
		3 points by nucatus 10 months ago \| past \| 1 comment
		Short jump from believing kale smoothies cure cancer to denying Holocaust (columbia.edu)
		9 points by vo2maxer 10 months ago \| past
		Defining Statistical Models in Jax? (columbia.edu)
		118 points by hackandthink 10 months ago \| past \| 18 comments
		[flagged] Startup Success: How Founder Personalities Shape Venture Outcomes (columbia.edu)
		30 points by _f8xh 10 months ago \| past \| 17 comments
		Richard S. Hamilton 1943-2024 (columbia.edu)
		5 points by jjgreen 11 months ago \| past \| 1 comment
		Levels of fraud: One-time, Linear, and Exponential (columbia.edu)
		2 points by nabla9 11 months ago \| past
		Levels of fraud: One-time, Linear, and Exponential (columbia.edu)
		4 points by Tomte 11 months ago \| past
		Reading list for comprehensive examination in political theory [pdf] (columbia.edu)
		2 points by boyesm 11 months ago \| past
		This Week's Hype (columbia.edu)
		3 points by mathgenius 11 months ago \| past
		Freakonomics asks, "Why is there so much fraud in academia," missing one reason (columbia.edu)
		3 points by nabla9 11 months ago \| past
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