Josh Loria

Runner, founder, investor, peanut butter addict

[Josh Loria @joshloria]

https://t.co/teesoWk5Ie

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we all just want to be noticed 🥲

[Alex Selby-Boothroyd @AlexSelbyB]

Chart comes from this paper, which has this shocking finding
https://t.co/dTOIBfgGAC

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Very important journalism https://t.co/D2k4NhbSwt

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@samrosentweets Oh for sure, I entirely agree. I think commentary suggesting immediate embrace is ignoring that change takes time and the model still isn’t reliable

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A lot of commentary about schools blocking access to ChatGPT when they should be embracing it…this product launched a month ago and educators need time to react, *rethink a core component of modern education*, update curriculum, and teach teachers

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No one:
Me: @goodreads is down, how am I going to figure out what to read on my own?!

[Josh Loria @joshloria]

New Year’s Day > New Year’s Eve

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'Banshees of Inisherin' can be used as a verb, right?

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StreetEasy needs a rate-my-landlord feature

[Nate Cohn @Nate_Cohn]

If the Dems end up losing the House, I think it can be said that they lost it in New York: they blew redistricting, and then they badly underperformed a still-very-winnable set of districts, even while faring well elsewhere

[Josh Loria @joshloria]

6/6 GA - headed to runoff. Enthusiasm depends on whether Dems already have 50 seats (NV short?). @ReverendWarnock in the better position, Trump 2024 announcement in between raises stakes. Even with 50 seats, Dems want @Sen_JoeManchin buffer

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1/6 SUMMARY THREAD: WHERE SENATE RACES STAND as of 12p EST November 9th (Weds)

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5/6 (continued) NV - very likely to come down to the wire and I'd guess we don't fully know until the weekend since the margin is so close. Reminder: NV sends mail-in ballots to every voter

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@538politics @NateSilver538 This would, of course, imply that voters make individual decisions on each candidate - and the PA and GA senate races each have unique candidate circumstances - but, in general, I'm skeptical that voters regularly split ballots (e.g., Kemp + blank or Kemp + Warnock)

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I find it really interesting that there are several states (e.g., PA, GA) where the Senate race is tight, but the governor race is "Solid" or "Likely" on @538politics - are there any statistics on what % of people don't "blanket" vote for a party on the ballot? @NateSilver538

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How did Typeform become the dominant digital survey tool? The UX is meh at best and feels like it’s designed to keep participants in the dark. Anyone ever compare Typeform vs traditional survey completion rates? Would be interesting to compare