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it was a cohort study, they had over 200k participants who filled out the study form, so even through their was a low effect size the confidence can be quite high.
it was a cohort study, they had over 200k participants who filled out the study form, so even through their was a low effect size the confidence can be quite high.
Lots of kids wanting to hide stuff from their parents and cheating partners will love this feature. If you’re a journalist, activist or similar I wouldn’t trust it
Bike lanes can be very cheap to make, put down some of those large planters to forbid car traffic and voila :)
A city close to mine additional had a bike purchase voucher for lower income individuals to help subsidize bike purchases (which is a much bigger upfront investment compared to a bus ticket!)
Overall I think you bring some good points! Ultimately the best choice will depend heavily on the area and its context.
Really depends where, but why not both?
Didn’t it come out that the paper was sent to preprint without consent of all the authors? If we want to steelman their case, it could be that they’re still finishing up documenting and studying some dependent variables for the recreation process.
Ah interesting, I’ll have to try some of these out. Other than the default debugger, I’ve only used ipdb and the barcode debugger, both of which leave some to be desired.
IMO it’s a lot like garlic in that smells amazing when you’re hungry and about to eat it but kind of disgusting to smell outside of that context.
I guess I have a maybe above average sense of smell/taste, or perhaps just more honed from cooking and tasting coffee and spirits for their tasting notes and such.