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    "In my opinion, the careers of Trevor Hastie and Rob Tibshirani highlight the best of what happens when statisticians interact richly with machine learning researchers." - great post on the benefits of bridging stats & ML by

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    V.I.Lenin “We are not doctrinaires. Our theory is a guide to action, not a dogma. We do not claim that Marx knew or Marxists know the road to socialism down to the last detail. It would be nonsense to claim anything of the kind.” before slitting the throats of the Mensheviks

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    23 hours ago

    Here are some thoughts on stats “vs” ML. Rel btwn the fields, why debates on topic are almost always fundamentally flawed, why I think there’s so much talking past each other, and why I wish we could focus instead on *specific* methods + problems 2/3

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    Jan 31

    & have it right: 's attempt to block proposed data rule is bad for , , and . Without this type of rule, we'll move more quickly to a major in .

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  7. Jan 31

    Students always learn more when they try to understand diverging points of view between experts. CS/stat students in particular will benefit by reading this back and forth between and closely.

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    Professor of Epidemiology Marc Lipsitch, an expert in the spread of infectious disease, talks about coronavirus

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    Jan 31
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  10. Jan 31

    AI publication singularity impending? Almost 100K publications tagged w Artificial Intelligence. Curves also show prior AI winters hardly stifled research pubs.

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    Jan 31
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    Glad you got a chance to see Krzyzewskiville. I spent 4 weeks of my winter of 1997 in the same spot. Quite an experience! I wonder how many other folks were former K'ville campers as well?🔵😈🏀

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  12. Jan 31

    Truly enjoyed conversations with fellows & faculty but most impressed w devotion of students to who camp out for _WEEKS_ 4 privilege of game tickets

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    Jan 30

    3 years ago today, the UDN PEER held its first face-to-face meeting here at ! Learn more about the PEER at

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    Jan 30

    HiGlass in Jupyter Notebooks 😃! It's a great tool to visualize any genomic data interactively, but the main focus is on Hi-C matrices exploration.

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    Jan 30

    Excited to have submitted my book on the Benefits, Risks and Medical Safety of Digital Health to my publisher. Final counts pre-submission: 102949 words, 600 citations, 444 pages done!

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    here, they treat the asymptomatic relatives!

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    Jan 30

    My department just opened a search for a junior faculty member with interest in applying machine learning to the diagnosis and treatment of disease, broadly defined. More information:

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    Unbelievably cool RCT of network effects in medicine: 1,676 ppl w first-degree *relatives* w gastric cancer were randomly assigned to a week of antibiotics. Over 14-year follow-up, cancer developed in 1.2% w treatment & 2.7% w placebo. via

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  20. Jan 30

    Enjoyed hearing the deep social-technical stack perspective on clinical AI from visit us from across river

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