@mcuban This is a strange response. I lived with 'strangers' and benefited from their kindness for ~1 year before breaking through. It was challenging, sure, but formative as well.
@f2harrell@DavidKlaveren@Stats_research@BenVanCalster "relate a marker value to continuous time to event" - ๐. In oral carcinoma (for instance), we're stuck with PDL1 CPS (a fiasco in and of itself) being cutoff into 'low' and 'high' with arbitrary cutoffs when relating to outcomes. I will look further.
@DiazaOA@jkobject That's because RStudio was created by JJ Allaire who likely modeled it after HomeStudio, the predecessor 4-panel program that just worked.
@HopefulIdiot@Derrywan126@derek__olson Apparently, these are called the 'Green Head of a Priest' sculptures, and there is at least one more of this kind. The second one being in Boston.
@roguedrifter84@clairlemon@Nature It's good to want a publication like Nature to not editorialize excessively and report 'the news.' They used to not be that way. But that was a long time ago.
@jonjazzpics@5_utr The Kaplan-Meier arms cross each other several times before month 14. Speaking strictly, there is no reliably measurable difference between the two.
'exactly the way it's supposed to work'
Beautifully said.
As a medical school freshman, I was immensely frustrated by visual physiology lectures which (perhaps rightly) focused on the optics of the system (cornea->lens->retina->vision, ta da!). You only learn slow that we don't just 'see' things but 'think' and therefore see. The retina is not just a screen!
@7uomoki@FrontierSignal_ The DNA->RNA->protein central dogma is wrong, or at the least insufficient. 'Protien' (as in, the cytoplasm) is as much genetic/hereditary and ontogenic.