The stats book guy. Metal fan masquerading as Prof of Quantitative Methods. Learn R with the discovr package. (discovr.rocks/discovr/).

Joined October 2009
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Reminder, I’m active on the other place, not here.
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I’m slowly winding down my activity here and increasing it on @profandyfield.bsky.social … join us!
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I’m about to see @_DeepPurple in London so seems appropriate to repost this!
The new @_DeepPurple album is called =1 and has this intriguing equation within the album. Let's break it down (including my terrible handwriting) ... (1/n)
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Brighton folk, some of my excellent colleagues are running an event to talk about the psychology of siblings. @Sussex_Psych eventbrite.co.uk/e/think-aga…

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Cheers for the happy memories #PaulDiAnno 🤘🏻
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Andy Field retweeted
21 Oct 2024
Monday 21st October 2024 We are all deeply saddened to learn about the passing of Paul Di'Anno earlier today. Paul's contribution to Iron Maiden was immense and helped set us on the path we have been travelling as a band for almost five decades. His pioneering presence as a frontman and vocalist, both on stage and on our first two albums, will be very fondly remembered not just by us, but by fans around the world. “It’s just so sad he’s gone,” comments Steve Harris. “I was in touch with him only recently as we texted each other about West Ham and their ups and downs. At least he was still gigging until recently, it was something that kept him going, to be out there whenever he could. He will be missed by us all. Rest in peace mate ⚒⚒.” We were very grateful to have had the chance to catch up a couple of years ago and to spend time with him once more. On behalf of the band, Rod and Andy, and the whole Iron Maiden team, we extend our deepest sympathies to Paul's family and close friends. Rest In Peace Paul.
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I'm going to focus on the happy memories of strumming a tennis racket to the album killers while throwing shapes with my schoolmate Paul Spreckley at age 10.
Former Iron Maiden singer Paul Di'Anno dead at 66 trib.al/st383WR
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New @discovering_catistics instagram.com/p/DBYibvqtc-W/…

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Come do a PhD at @Sussex_Psych ... we have studentships and lots of great supervisors: sussex.ac.uk/study/fees-fund…

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This tool is great for finding the bsky accounts of people you follow on X. It's noticable that almost no bands I follow on here have bsky accounts ... come on music people, do better! github.com/kawamataryo/sky-f…
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I now have no PhD students. The last three were incredible scholars and will be tough acts to follow. I’m really happy they have all stayed on @Sussex_Psych in faculty roles and that I still get to hang out with them and talk about stats and R! @jennyterry @martinasladek
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Congrats to my PhD student @jennyterry who passed her viva yesterday. She was a joy to supervise. Read about her quite brilliant SMARVUS project at openpsychologydata.metajnl.c…

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Andy Field retweeted
#PhDone - I have successfully defended my PhD thesis yesterday. I’m incredibly grateful to everyone who supported me along the way, especially to @ProfAndyField who’s been a wonderful supervisor and a mentor throughout the process. 🧵 A brief thread on the topic 👇
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Congratulations to my amazing former PhD student @martinasladek who is now Dr Martina!
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Departmental away day today and our amazing methods team cleaned up on the teaching awards!! @martinasladek @jennyterry @Dom_Makowski
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R perps on the other place go.bsky.app/6kyAxvV
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Peeps not perps, although the typo does amuse me!
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I'm talking at both the EARL and RSS conferences next week and as I spend this week frantically trying to write those talks I am going through the usual cycle of panic, anxiety and distress at the prospect of standing in front of people and talking. earl-conference.com/speakers…
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I have to a large extent just given up doing talks because of how stressful I find the whole thing (it helps that I rarely get asked) and because I literally have nothing interesting to say on any topic related to my work.
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It's kind of liberating to realise that you have nothing worth saying TBH. That's my sales pitch for my talks over.
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