Jeremy Harvey

Theoretical chemist KULeuven. Views my own; RT != endorsement

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@spiderwebsoft There are shades of the Monty Hall problem, though. The 13/27 answer assumes that the "Born on Tuesday" is a prior piece of information. If it is specified as incidental information after the fact (say it could have been Wednesday instead), then one may return to the 1/3 answer.

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@DrFrancisYoung @yuanyi_z The glorious days of Turnitin, how we will miss them :-/. (And how did it miss *that*?).

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@ishdo79 @sultanofwatts @ammattipyoraily My question was about “natural”. It seems some sports including ice hockey use that term for a hat trick where no one else scores in the meantime. In cricket a hat trick is three wickets in three successive balls.

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@PsychRabble Grad students.

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@PsychRabble Tim Gill regularly comes up with takes that are so unbelievable you have to read then five times to make sure you didn’t hallucinate them. His advice to grass students attending conferences one classic…

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@gro_tsen “For having used” doesn’t sound that awkward to me. And I think that corporate-speak is starting to make “for using” a veiled injunction also in English. 2/2

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@gro_tsen I agree about the French example, and don’t find seventeen tweets intrinsically excessive on this topic… But I’m not sure I agree about the situation in English. 1/2

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@MahanEsfahani Oh la la. Gute nacht indeed.

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@nyiko_mageza @inimitablepgw Yes but she is good at that. Plus stealing Anatole.

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@Disc_light Impressive and indeed the pattern on the road is great!

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@inimitablepgw Education is a drawing out not a putting in.

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@StatsOnCycling Eddy

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Has anyone ever noticed this? If you enter "1..1" in an Excel cell, it is treated as being simply the number "1" in any subsequent algebra. Yet it remains displayed as 1..1. I see that this is due to some dubious logic and compatibility w/ Lotus 1-2-3. Crazy.

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@Mishi_2210 Not sure it is the biggest, but you can make 1503 by moving two matches from the trailing 8 to the front to make a 1.

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@JGBartholomew Yes. On some devices “following” can now be declined as “most recent” or “popular”. The “following” heading has a pull down menu to choose which to use.

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@angoffinet I also used to, then this happened https://t.co/L8e9nkeMpx

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@Jean__Fisch Indeed 0.8 is very low, but journals with even lower IF exist

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