Thomas Kealy

All 'should's are secretly 'wants.'

I think that was a normal month when I was a student!

lol I'd do it for free.

A Bayesian Peek into Feller, by Diaconis and Holmes and Are There Still Things To Do in Bayesian Statistics? by the same authors might be what you're looking for.

I did it twice last time I was there - but only because I was in places which only had a WHSmith where I could buy what I wanted.

Whoever said Mary Oliver was mid simply couldn't read.

I have a strong anti-crack on the subway policy.

Gotta say: openly doing crack on the ubahn is a new one for me.

My ticket has gone up €8 a month for this!

As someone who was once a very opinionated but also very dumb 24-year-old I feel seen by this, but also grateful that no one published any of my takes til I was in my 30s

I'd like a longer respite if I'm honest.

This is one of those weeks that contain decades.

You could interpret Trump's actions in Syria, Venezuela, Iran, and Cuba as evidence that he was never in Putin's pocket.

You could also see this as Trump, sensing Putin's weakness, taking over part of his former master's kleptocracy.

how can you be anti-Andor!? It's the best thing Star Wars ever did.

Naja.

On a 8am train from Dortmund to Stuttgart (3.5 hours, total price €30) and these lads were drinking pints for €2.50, literally cheaper than my coffee. Another world is possible

good luck!

congratulations!

I have to WATCH ADS with HBO max! I PAY and they MAKE ME WATCH ADS!?

Figure 1 in this paper is both informative and hillarious. The collider on self-perceived causal inference skill is too real

shotgun not me but think there's scope here for a proper, lengthy, meaty feature looking at every single policy area in Britain that's currently fucked specifically because of a decision George Osborne took, reckon you could make it an actual mag cover, his fingerprints are everywhere

I guess the Tech bros might soon realise that they were the dupes when their IP is seized from them.

Young bearing the brunt of UK tax and wage changes, says BoE economist Huw Pill warns combined effect of national insurance and minimum wage rises have ‘acute’ effect on youth employment

"The negative effect of a combined increase in employers’ taxes and minimum wages has been “particularly acute” for young people, the Bank of England’s chief economist has warned"

Everybody understands this. Well, almost everybody... 🤷‍♀️

www.theguardian.com/society/2026...

Except that's not what the research says!

They did a secondary per-protocol analysis, where randomisation wasn't doing the causal heavy lifting.

Randomisation is good, except when it isn't.

a cartoon character is sitting in a lotus position in front of a bed in a room . ALT: a cartoon character is sitting in a lotus position in front of a bed in a room .

Last Staff Assembly of the term tomorrow.

Really sad to say, but it might be Over for America.

Until America is Back of course.

Willy Brandt (young)

“A clique which calls itself a government has to try to fence in its own population. The concrete columns, the barbed wire, the death strips, the watch towers and the machine guns, those are the hallmarks of a concentration camp. It will not stand.”

– Willy Brandt

It is a catastrophic misfire that our national conversation about tech regulation is focused on age limits and not on using state power to build a cordon sanitaire against the fascist rot which has overtaken the three largest social media providers