I think most of us have a list of stock responses to review points that everyone knows are polite ways of saying, “editor, you & I both know you should just drop this question from the exam.” But it’s always awkward when you have to do it for an entire review…

Grammatical spite as a longevity promoter seems more promising than most of what people are peddling, tbh

Sometimes I suspected one of my employers intentionally somehow circumvented Outlook rules. I could never make enough rules to catch all the spam newsletters sent by random, comically vague-sounding university centers/cores/lists.

I’ve had to become a “serial specialist,” in one field, then the next, etc, trying to use past expertise along the way, rarely given space to do so to my satisfaction. Finding settings allowing their application to problems I think their intersection may help w is the biggest challenge of my career.

That’s a big question! You could fill a whole library with research in that area. One researcher whose work comes to mind and that I would recommend is Daniel Foti.

Sure!

If anyone already has access to this paper, please send it my way!

Many would consider “I was trying to install CUDA drivers” a horror story in 7 words

It’s freeing!

I highly recommend copulas for multi-variate models with varying distribution types: stat.uiowa.edu/sites/stat.u...