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byrd_nickNick Byrd@byrd_nick·
15 Nov

“a quarter [of Amazon Mechanical Turk workers] said they made most or all of their earned income on the platform [according to] a 2016 Pew Research Center survey of nearly 3,000 American turkers. More than half ...said they earned under $5 an hour.” https://t.co/DxiJJgs2Ci

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AndreiCimpianAndrei Cimpian@AndreiCimpian·
26 Oct

How do children's implicit attitudes form? Interesting new work by @TesCharlesworth, @BenedekKurdi, and @banaji.

tl;dr: Generics (e.g., "Xs are bad") are more effective in shaping children's implicit attitudes relative to simply exposing them to a bunch of X-bad pairings. Cool! https://t.co/LShC0tIEVN

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SangeetKhemlaniSunny Khemlani@SangeetKhemlani·
28 Sep

The reflecting pool in front of the Capitol today is drained in an unmistakable metaphor of the American people's patience with this presidency.

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kensycoopKensy Cooperrider@kensycoop·
6 Sep

Today's delightful etymological discovery: 'preposterous' comes from 'before + coming after.' (So kinda like 'upside-down'.)

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tmandalaywalaTara Mandalaywala@tmandalaywala·
2 Sep

Fascinating new work from @jas_dejesus et al. on the prevalence & consequences of generics in scientific publications. Take home: generics lead readers to draw broad conclusions and believe that results are important (not necessarily a good thing here!) https://t.co/fK4eb93tXK

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celestekiddcelestekidd@celestekidd·
29 Aug

The judge ruled in our favor on @UofR's motion to dismiss (https://t.co/0eEdGLJCuO) . Almost all claims of retaliation & hostile workplace were upheld, everything major. [A THREAD]

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weatherdakDakota Smith@weatherdak·
30 Aug

Hurricane Dorian putting on a lightning show tonight.

Spectacular imagery.

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raryskinRachel Ryskin@raryskin·
26 Aug

New paper: Eye-tracking evidence suggests that listeners reduce pragmatic inferences (e.g., anticipation that "the big..." will refer to an item in a size-contrast set) after (a lot of) bottom-up and top-down evidence that the speaker uses contrastive adjectives infelicitously. https://t.co/o5nwNMCvPM

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hadleywickhamHadley Wickham@hadleywickham·
23 Aug

Excited to announce that I've started work on a 3rd edition of the ggplot2 book (with help from @djnavarro) — big news for this edition is that Springer has allowed me to share it online: https://t.co/6kgkt5QCyq 📊📒🤓🎉 #rstats

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TonyZadorTony Zador@TonyZador·
22 Aug

paper out! "most animal behavior is not the result of clever learning algorithms but is encoded in the genome. Specifically, animals are born with highly structured brain connectivity, which must be compressed through a “genomic bottleneck”. https://t.co/9i0Nnpnrs6

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I build systems that think & reason like people.

Latest news

  • Harner to show new work on omissive causes at AIC 2019 in Manchester / 07 Sep
  • LRW talk on the dynamic processing of perceptual models / 22 Jul
  • A novel algorithm for causal deduction in ICCM Proceedings / 21 Jul
  • Harner presented work on teleological generics at SPP / 19 Jul
  • Kelly’s work on durational reasoning at LRW and CogSci / 13 Jul
  • New paper on why machines can’t reason yet / 07 May

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