i'd like to welcome toronto to the "existential dread about smoke dominating your summer" table
please sit down
we have many snacks
you may as well enjoy them because you're stuck here forever
@j_mcelroy Quibble: wouldn't median price be less sensitive to outliers? Not questioning the trend (this is real dollars, right?). But the jiggle could just be noise.
@fabulavancouver The West Bench OCP won support for pocket densification in the face of strong opposition to rural growth generally (see fig 15 https://t.co/6EchxzrJL3). Again, the reasoning was: more permissive zoning --> development --> critical mass for amenties.
@fabulavancouver West Bench (rural Penticton, part of the RDOS) in 2018 and Naramata (in progress). Survey results for Naramata are here https://t.co/mJmKgnSlfA. The elementary school is seldom mentioned by name but is understood to be part of critical mass ("vibrancy") in the village.
Given the disproportionate increase in Covid protection provided by the first dose, I can't see any other vax performance metric being more relevant. How long will this slope be sustained by Canada? (https://t.co/Q23Kye9XZh)
@gmbutts Well, on the narrow criterion of "truth tracking" (versus, say, feeling like a full participant in society), it depends (from https://t.co/zvfOp5EyVo):
@Neil_Lambert14@andrewm4894@rlmcelreath I signed-up for the full-meal-deal, with the textbook, YouTube lectures, weekly Zoom sessions, and homework. Links are here: https://t.co/5hmkipoctW. The YouTube-only approach is fine, but I needed the text. And the homework is a necessary evil.
Just finished @rlmcelreath’s remote/free course on Bayesian inference. As advertised, the material and tools (I used PyMC3) have led me to completely rethink statistics. Heavy sledding in places, but I already miss Richard’s humor, warmth, and massive brain. Thanks Richard.