Ander Sagarduy

📍Bilbao, Basque Country 🧠 Psychology

[Ander Sagarduy @andersagarduy]

@YanniTrades checklist

[yanni @YanniTrades]

Exhaustion Gaps are the easiest and most profitable strategy I've ever traded...

I made a full checklist detailing the exact set ups I look for every day

Like, RT & reply ""checklist"" so I can DM it to you

[Ander Sagarduy @andersagarduy]

@bynneh @framer Keep posting these quality templates in framer please. By far the best one I've seen for this platform. The dedication to detail is noticeable, and makes all the difference.

[Prof Lennart Nacke, PhD @acagamic]

Nature's guide on how to write effective abstracts

[Leon's Existential Cafe @leonscafe31]

Psychoanalyst Nancy McWilliams wrote that “feelings have their own kind of wisdom.” And, when functional, feelings make life worth living while protecting us from harm. But, when not, feelings supersede experience, becoming the boogeymen tormenting us. https://t.co/04A8zi3Tdp

[Deni @psidenisa]

La flexibilidad y la rigidez no se definen por su morfología. La flexibilidad tiene que ver con no estar bajo control único de funciones aversivas y tomar acción en dirección a lo que nos importa. Eso puede tener un "aspecto" que popularmente podríamos llamar rígido, estricto.

[Deni @psidenisa]

Me preguntan mucho últimamente en sesión "tú que harías?". Quizás nos equivocamos con la concepción de que las psicólogas sabemos tomar mejores decisiones, llevamos mejor la vida, y estamos ahí para guiar hacia Lo Correcto, La Verdad, La Razón.

[Deni @psidenisa]

Tenemos la creencia de que las emociones y los pensamientos nos llevan inevitablemente a tomar acciones. De hecho, así hablamos "el miedo ME LLEVA A", "mi mente HACE QUE yo..." como si nuestros pensamientos y emociones tuviesen agencia en sí misma.

[Deni @psidenisa]

Desde que me he aproximado a las contextuales, por el énfasis que se le da al lenguaje, en sesión estoy más sensible a metáforas que ya traen: "entro en un bucle", "una losa encima", "atascada", "me hierve la sangre", "me nublo", "siento un vacío", "atrapada, enganchada, pegada"

[Deni @psidenisa]

Entre los propósitos de los terapeutas estaría el de traer al presente funciones que el paciente no tiene la habilidad de traer (o de "poner por encima") cuando el dolor está presente.

[Richard McElreath 🐈‍⬛ @rlmcelreath]

Yes I will offer my online science-focused Statistical Rethinking course again starting in January 2024. Registration going up at the end of this month. All the course materials are already online though, so why wait? Update your posterior today https://t.co/RFRUkjeT3Z

[Irene Sánchez-Andrea @SanchezAndreaI]

Nice summary on R packages for microbiome analysis. Bookmarking worth it. https://t.co/IUD57TNwNx

[Daniël Lakens @lakens]

I have remade my open textbook 'Improving Your Statistical Inferences' in Quarto. https://t.co/FdQIS63fVd All 'Test Yourself' questions at the bottom of each chapter are now interactive thanks to the 'webexercises' package (thanks @LisaDeBruine!).

[Lluís Codina @lcodina]

¿Cómo tener éxito en la publicación de artículos académicos? Este hilo está dedicado a investigadores noveles y en especial a investigadores predoctorales. Vamos a ello.

[Francisco Acosta @hopfbifurcator]

The brain🧠uses a distributed code - where variables are represented by the activity of a large number of neurons - to store information about the outside world. In this sense, our brains compute *morphisms* (structure-preserving maps) from the physical environment and ... 1/6

[Anita Leirfall @anitaleirfall]

In a new theory of embodied consciousness, neuroscientists Antonio Damasio & Hanna Damasio propose that feelings are the source of consciousness. W/o them, consciousness is impossible–w/radical implications for the ‘hard problem’ of consciousness & ... AI https://t.co/HKKHbe2KsK

[Prof Lennart Nacke, PhD @acagamic]

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[Academic Chatter™ @AcademicChatter]

..when I finish this project
..when I submit that paper
..when I get this degree
..when I complete this task
..when I climb that ladder
..when I win this award

The list is endless and the future is always busy.

Don't forget to live now.

[Ethan Mollick @emollick]

GPT-4 is so close to creating a universal educational simulator based on just a paragraph prompt. Take a look at this simulated negotiation, with grading and feedback.

Prompt: "I want to do deliberate practice about how to conduct negotiations. You will be my negotiation teacher. You will simulate a detailed scenario in which I have to engage in a negotiation. You will fill the role of one party, I will fill the role of the other. You will ask for my response to in each step of the scenario and wait until you receive it. After getting my response, you will give me details of what the other party does and says. You will grade my response and give me detailed feedback about what to do better using the science of negotiation. You will give me a harder scenario if I do well, and an easier one if I fail."

I did this with GPT-3.5 a month ago and it was nowhere near as good (GPT-4 also seems more willing to give worse grades than GPT-3.5 - which is good)

[Daniël Lakens @lakens]

Nature Human Behavior explains their (very sensible) requirements when it comes to reporting and interpreting p-values. Three out of 7 of the references are to my papers, which is nice to see https://t.co/nq8hLR5RRg