Connair J. S. Russell
@connairrussell.bsky.social
Postdoc/Research Fellow at Queen's University Belfast.
Open Science • Religion • (Non)Belief • Rstats
Open Science • Religion • (Non)Belief • Rstats
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Hey all, we're really interested in hearing from Bluesky users about designing new tools for feed curation! Please sign up and tell us your thoughts - we have an experimental Bluesky client to try out too 👀
Hi! I (+ @axz.bsky.social and a couple others) am conducting a study on new tools for content curation in social media feeds, esp Bluesky! We’d love to have you participate. It’ll take around 45 minutes and you’ll get a $20 USD gift card. More details + sign up here: forms.gle/yrAzteTqFqMP....
Feed Curation Study Interest Form
Hi! 👋 We are researchers at the University of Washington exploring end-user tools for feed curation on social media. We are conducting a study to collect feedback on new tools for content curation ...
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February 2, 2024 at 7:05 PM
Hey all, we're really interested in hearing from Bluesky users about designing new tools for feed curation! Please sign up and tell us your thoughts - we have an experimental Bluesky client to try out too 👀
Reposted by Connair J. S. Russell
Happy Retraction Day to those who celebrate!
It’s hard to quantify how much damage Wakefield’s sinister study and subsequent publication did t public health but it’s A LOT.
He’s not a doctor anymore either.
PublicHealth 🧪 EpiSky IDSky
It’s hard to quantify how much damage Wakefield’s sinister study and subsequent publication did t public health but it’s A LOT.
He’s not a doctor anymore either.
PublicHealth 🧪 EpiSky IDSky
Lancet retracts 'utterly false' MMR paper | Andrew Wakefield | The Guardian
After medical council ruling last week that MMR doctor Andrew Wakefield was dishonest, journal finally quashes paper
amp.theguardian.com
February 3, 2024 at 4:18 AM
Happy Retraction Day to those who celebrate!
It’s hard to quantify how much damage Wakefield’s sinister study and subsequent publication did t public health but it’s A LOT.
He’s not a doctor anymore either.
PublicHealth 🧪 EpiSky IDSky
It’s hard to quantify how much damage Wakefield’s sinister study and subsequent publication did t public health but it’s A LOT.
He’s not a doctor anymore either.
PublicHealth 🧪 EpiSky IDSky
Reposted by Connair J. S. Russell
% who say it is necessary to believe in God to be moral:
Indonesia 96%
Philippines 96%
Nigeria 93%
Brazil 84%
India 79%
Turkey 75%
Israel 48%
S Korea 45%
U.S. 44%
Canada 26%
UK 20%
Australia 19%
France 15%
pewresearch.org/global/2020/07 🌐
Indonesia 96%
Philippines 96%
Nigeria 93%
Brazil 84%
India 79%
Turkey 75%
Israel 48%
S Korea 45%
U.S. 44%
Canada 26%
UK 20%
Australia 19%
France 15%
pewresearch.org/global/2020/07 🌐
September 28, 2023 at 6:23 AM
% who say it is necessary to believe in God to be moral:
Indonesia 96%
Philippines 96%
Nigeria 93%
Brazil 84%
India 79%
Turkey 75%
Israel 48%
S Korea 45%
U.S. 44%
Canada 26%
UK 20%
Australia 19%
France 15%
pewresearch.org/global/2020/07 🌐
Indonesia 96%
Philippines 96%
Nigeria 93%
Brazil 84%
India 79%
Turkey 75%
Israel 48%
S Korea 45%
U.S. 44%
Canada 26%
UK 20%
Australia 19%
France 15%
pewresearch.org/global/2020/07 🌐
Reposted by Connair J. S. Russell
For #rstats users, {renv} now provides similar functionality to {groundhog}. With your script open in RStudio, simply call renv::embed() & a code snippet will be inserted at the top with the script's version-specific dependencies and the code to install them 🧪#stats
rstudio.github.io/renv/referen...
rstudio.github.io/renv/referen...
September 28, 2023 at 1:52 PM
For #rstats users, {renv} now provides similar functionality to {groundhog}. With your script open in RStudio, simply call renv::embed() & a code snippet will be inserted at the top with the script's version-specific dependencies and the code to install them 🧪#stats
rstudio.github.io/renv/referen...
rstudio.github.io/renv/referen...
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I agree date-based is user-friendly. However:
renv::embed() is all you need (try it!)
groundhog depends on 1 guy maintaining this online DB: groundhogr.com/gran/ Will it still exist 5 yrs from now?
renv & its online repo are backed by a company of pro software developers: packagemanager.posit.co
renv::embed() is all you need (try it!)
groundhog depends on 1 guy maintaining this online DB: groundhogr.com/gran/ Will it still exist 5 yrs from now?
renv & its online repo are backed by a company of pro software developers: packagemanager.posit.co
September 28, 2023 at 1:11 PM
I agree date-based is user-friendly. However:
renv::embed() is all you need (try it!)
groundhog depends on 1 guy maintaining this online DB: groundhogr.com/gran/ Will it still exist 5 yrs from now?
renv & its online repo are backed by a company of pro software developers: packagemanager.posit.co
renv::embed() is all you need (try it!)
groundhog depends on 1 guy maintaining this online DB: groundhogr.com/gran/ Will it still exist 5 yrs from now?
renv & its online repo are backed by a company of pro software developers: packagemanager.posit.co
Groundhog for R is so good for reproducibility.
You just load your packages with it and voila, anyone who runs your script will have the same package versions.
One less hurdle to reproducible code.
Props to the team at Wharton Credibility Lab!
groundhogr.com
#psychscisky
You just load your packages with it and voila, anyone who runs your script will have the same package versions.
One less hurdle to reproducible code.
Props to the team at Wharton Credibility Lab!
groundhogr.com
#psychscisky
September 28, 2023 at 8:45 AM
Groundhog for R is so good for reproducibility.
You just load your packages with it and voila, anyone who runs your script will have the same package versions.
One less hurdle to reproducible code.
Props to the team at Wharton Credibility Lab!
groundhogr.com
#psychscisky
You just load your packages with it and voila, anyone who runs your script will have the same package versions.
One less hurdle to reproducible code.
Props to the team at Wharton Credibility Lab!
groundhogr.com
#psychscisky
If I were to do an introduction of myself I think my browser tab groups would do a pretty good job of showing where my head is at right now...
Shout out to vertical tabs on the Edge browser btw, so nice.
#psychscisky
Shout out to vertical tabs on the Edge browser btw, so nice.
#psychscisky
September 25, 2023 at 12:18 PM
If I were to do an introduction of myself I think my browser tab groups would do a pretty good job of showing where my head is at right now...
Shout out to vertical tabs on the Edge browser btw, so nice.
#psychscisky
Shout out to vertical tabs on the Edge browser btw, so nice.
#psychscisky
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New addition to my blog: DOIs! Using the super cool new Rouge Scholar service (rogue-scholar.org), I've added DOIs and long-term archiving to all my blog posts. so if you've wanted to cite one of my blog posts but journals were unhappy about a URL in the references, now you have a DOI for cover :)
August 25, 2023 at 3:54 PM
New addition to my blog: DOIs! Using the super cool new Rouge Scholar service (rogue-scholar.org), I've added DOIs and long-term archiving to all my blog posts. so if you've wanted to cite one of my blog posts but journals were unhappy about a URL in the references, now you have a DOI for cover :)
So I have already noticed the bugs...
*BUT* have been super pleasantly surprised by all the interesting folks who are already over here.
Hopefully we'll rediscover the best parts of what science was on the bird app, without some of the yikes...
*BUT* have been super pleasantly surprised by all the interesting folks who are already over here.
Hopefully we'll rediscover the best parts of what science was on the bird app, without some of the yikes...
August 18, 2023 at 10:53 PM
So I have already noticed the bugs...
*BUT* have been super pleasantly surprised by all the interesting folks who are already over here.
Hopefully we'll rediscover the best parts of what science was on the bird app, without some of the yikes...
*BUT* have been super pleasantly surprised by all the interesting folks who are already over here.
Hopefully we'll rediscover the best parts of what science was on the bird app, without some of the yikes...