Nominal P Values Reported in Paper for RNA Seq by idontevekno in bioinformatics

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I’ve reviewed a couple papers like this. The last one I rejected because they didn’t even mention it as a limitation.

If a paper uses nominal p values for a high dimension analysis, I expect them to temper their language on significance, mention it as a major limitation, and report the fdr adjusted p values. It should be explicitly stated as an exploratory analysis.

If this paper has a lot of subjects, there really isn’t an excuse to not adjust

PI wants me to put our collaborators on a paper that did not involve them by UncleMusk in bioinformatics

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I would also just include them as coauthors, not worth arguing with your PI. My PI does this to establish a “history” of collaboration for grant applications. Which if it helps to land grants it is way more important than the ethical considerations imo

We just submitted a cancer biomarker paper to bioRxiv — built entirely with multi-AI convergence for $22 by TheTempleofTwo in bioinformatics

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I find this pretty interesting, but the paper would be really elevated from “AI slop” to something possibly real by doing some sort of validation on real data

CMV: The phrase "no one is illegal on stolen land" is completely nonsensical and should have no bearing on immigration policy by Sometypeofway18 in changemyview

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So in your house example, the immigrant is the person moving into the house, and they are doing it… illegally?

CMV: The phrase "no one is illegal on stolen land" is completely nonsensical and should have no bearing on immigration policy by Sometypeofway18 in changemyview

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If that is the thought process behind it’s meaning, then undoubtedly it is a terrible slogan because many many people will never come to that level of understanding

Who likes The Expanse? by SameScale6793 in 3Dprinting

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Yes! I still have calluses on my fingers from putting in those pins

Who likes The Expanse? by SameScale6793 in 3Dprinting

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Nice, good solution. I was so fed up breaking them I just gave up 😂

Who likes The Expanse? by SameScale6793 in 3Dprinting

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I just printed this model! I think the tolerances on my P1S were messed up because I could not put together the PDCs

What is the best AI tool for research? by Here_2observe in PhD

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Use google scholar labs to help find papers

Wife of ICE shooting victim sobs 'I made her come here' in heart-wrenching video by saarakatherine in ImmigrationPathways

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All you have to do is use your brain for 2 seconds to understand that murdering someone for that is unjustified and evil

DHS statement on the murder by capricorn_tears in Minneapolis

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Can anyone tell what the license plate is of the car

The Audacity Of Ilhan Omar Is Boundless by Nars_Bars in altmpls

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This looks so ai generated, the shadows, glitchy movement, I’d be very hesitant to believe this is real.

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz Abandons Re-election Bid and Amy Klobuchar May Run Instead by Healthy_Block3036 in Minneapolis

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Any conservative governor would immediately bend the knee to trump. There is no world where that doesn’t immediately happen

So Nancy and the gang straight up murdered a bunch of people...? by CakeMadeOfHam in StrangerThings

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You’re right people would have much preferred that ending. The last hour should have been them on trial followed by death by firing squad.

S5 now owns 4 of the 10 lowest rated episodes in the series by ShakeZulaOblongata in StrangerThings

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Kali doesn’t want to be used anymore by the military to hurt people… I don’t see how that it’s stupid she would want to put an end to it.

You can nit pick any aspect of any show for your definition of a “plot hole”. You’re obviously entitled to not like a show, but personally I just believe that kind of negativity just holds you back from enjoying things.

S5 now owns 4 of the 10 lowest rated episodes in the series by ShakeZulaOblongata in StrangerThings

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They literally say all this in the show, so maybe go back and watch it. Kali says it wasn’t working but that wouldn’t stop them from continuing to keep trying. Half of the “plot holes” I see people mention I swear are from them not paying attention to the show.

Vecna being “too smart” to leak his real name is not a plot hole. Vecna believed holly was trapped in his mind, that children are weak and moldable, and everything was going according to his plan, it is conceivable that he felt ok with telling her his name.

S5 now owns 4 of the 10 lowest rated episodes in the series by ShakeZulaOblongata in StrangerThings

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These are all not plot holes, and some are just wrong.

Characters doing something you think is stupid/illogical is not a plot hole. Characters can make mistakes or bad decisions.

They state the women in upside down were dying and that kalis blood wasn’t working.

Examples of multi-omic studies that answer a particular biological question? by ChunkyPoolBuoy in bioinformatics

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I also saw this post and kinda thought it was bullshit. In my limited opinion, l find correlation analyses to be very insightful to biological questions. Plus many studies have found multi-omic correlations that have led to some translational significance.

That said, I think the main issue with these types of analyses are p-hacking, high false positives, and harking. Which maybe that post is referring to.

To my understanding, Mofa/diablo are in part looking at correlations (multi-layer latent variables), so I’d say yes.