Charging at an enemy and then coming to halt right in front of them while maintaining your formation sounds incredibly difficult to do reliably and I don't think you could use that as a primary go-to tactic
I'm sure people have done it but I don't buy that you could do warfare that way consistently
November 15, 2025 at 5:20 AM
Charging at an enemy and then coming to halt right in front of them while maintaining your formation sounds incredibly difficult to do reliably and I don't think you could use that as a primary go-to tactic
I'm sure people have done it but I don't buy that you could do warfare that way consistently
Sometimes you ♥️ a post because you're glad they posted it or you agree with the sentiment, but every once in awhile it's because the content just makes you happy
November 15, 2025 at 1:39 AM
Sometimes you ♥️ a post because you're glad they posted it or you agree with the sentiment, but every once in awhile it's because the content just makes you happy
I think I'm a lot of cases this is a coping mechanism built around finding the upsides of a bad thing you were forced into, but you gotta relegate that to Grandpa talking about walking barefoot in the snow uphill both ways
November 14, 2025 at 6:54 PM
I think I'm a lot of cases this is a coping mechanism built around finding the upsides of a bad thing you were forced into, but you gotta relegate that to Grandpa talking about walking barefoot in the snow uphill both ways
Lots of cultures have their own version of "my suffering was good and built character so you should have to do it too" and while they're gonna say it you can't let these people make decisions based on that
November 14, 2025 at 6:48 PM
Lots of cultures have their own version of "my suffering was good and built character so you should have to do it too" and while they're gonna say it you can't let these people make decisions based on that
Back in the Panama Papers reveal some people pretended to be shocked that Ringo Starr did this, as though it was unclear why a former member of the Beatles might not want fans to know his street address
November 14, 2025 at 6:36 PM
Back in the Panama Papers reveal some people pretended to be shocked that Ringo Starr did this, as though it was unclear why a former member of the Beatles might not want fans to know his street address
Offhand that sounds fine, you can even feed that into a logistic regression as long as they're proportions; I think people call them proportional odds logit regressions and R will do readily, but it's been a minute since I looked at it
November 14, 2025 at 5:42 PM
Offhand that sounds fine, you can even feed that into a logistic regression as long as they're proportions; I think people call them proportional odds logit regressions and R will do readily, but it's been a minute since I looked at it
One of the really weird things about education research and similar is that, unlike other fields that are closely related to how well I'm doing my job (eg, statistics, computer science), education doesn't seem to help me - a professor - understand one of the primary functions of my job
November 12, 2025 at 1:49 PM
One of the really weird things about education research and similar is that, unlike other fields that are closely related to how well I'm doing my job (eg, statistics, computer science), education doesn't seem to help me - a professor - understand one of the primary functions of my job
You're right; I am not doing a bit when I say that I've never seen a regression plot with real data that was so flat, my mind rebelled and I assumed he must have done some kind of scaling or regularization to make it so but no, there is just legit no relationship
October 28, 2025 at 9:29 AM
You're right; I am not doing a bit when I say that I've never seen a regression plot with real data that was so flat, my mind rebelled and I assumed he must have done some kind of scaling or regularization to make it so but no, there is just legit no relationship
This graph is just wild. If it was a kernel regression it wouldn't be flat on the left side either. If it was correlation, linear regression, or anything similar it wouldn't bend on the right. How many different models did they try out before they got the answer they wanted to hear?
October 28, 2025 at 1:29 AM
This graph is just wild. If it was a kernel regression it wouldn't be flat on the left side either. If it was correlation, linear regression, or anything similar it wouldn't bend on the right. How many different models did they try out before they got the answer they wanted to hear?
Yeah, as much as they might like to, physicists can't stop that guy at Harvard from promoting his stuff as proof of aliens just to get popular attention
October 27, 2025 at 7:20 PM
Yeah, as much as they might like to, physicists can't stop that guy at Harvard from promoting his stuff as proof of aliens just to get popular attention