sebastian marin

people scientist & data scientist. industrial-organizational psychology phd candidate at minnesota. using ml/nlp to understand how we hire and how we work

[sebastian marin @marin343]

@TimTeaFan ironically, this is how the offices of profs look who use each

[sebastian marin @marin343]

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[sebastian marin @marin343]

@AJThurston the consortium of universities of the washington metropolitan area would be a good place! they contract students out to ari, and they'll hire people to work remotely (as in you don't have to in dmv)

https://t.co/7IJtgNtctL

[sebastian marin @marin343]

@ajordannafa what are you talking about? a stick with "100" written on it is way more reliable than a thermometer.

[sebastian marin @marin343]

does anyone know of any pre-registrations that includes experimental research + SEM? #openscience #psychology

[collapse @collapse_R]

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[Bojan Tunguz @tunguz]

Rate my WFH setup.

[sebastian marin @marin343]

i'm loving claude btw

[sebastian marin @marin343]

@AJThurston it feels like willful ignorance, all to sell more books + get more speaking gigs

[sebastian marin @marin343]

@AJThurston 💀💀💀💀 of course it was 🦆
"IQ tests ... do not measure other important aspects of intelligence, such as emotional intelligence, creativity, and practical intelligence"
ma'am i think we've settled this already
https://t.co/ccJ7o46JNz
https://t.co/S1LJcRuV9U

[sebastian marin @marin343]

@DrakeVanEgdom past few years it’s been around second week of october

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[Iris van Rooij 💭 @IrisVanRooij]

I see that @SciReports is the latest journal promoting harmful pseudoscience by publishing automated physiognomy.

Let me help the public get better sources on the topic in this thread. 🧵 1/n

[sebastian marin @marin343]

@johnjhorton N = 69

[sebastian marin @marin343]

@DanielRavid1 thanks!! this helped me find the study i was thinking about (same researchers)
https://t.co/yG7LEHHBXY

[sebastian marin @marin343]

i'm looking for an article that was published within the last 2 years that studies when responders stop paying attention to items. It would include the number of items they stop paying attention. the researchers use a bayesian growth model as their method. anything come to mind?

[sebastian marin @marin343]

@camjpatrick ah i see.. tbh i never use glue::glue() and always use paste()

mtcars |> mutate(across(c(mpg, cyl), ~ paste0(.x, " (", round(100 * . / sum(.)), "%)")))

[sebastian marin @marin343]

@camjpatrick you can use the .names argument! it acts like glue()

mtcars |> mutate(across(c(mpg, cyl), .names = "oh hai {.col}"))

[sebastian marin @marin343]

@AndrewCutler13 that’s so embarrassing 😔