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That the egger is focusing instead on protesting is an evidence of their screwed up priorities.

> Egger advises also writing out the full name the first time an acronym is used.

Basically she wrote a book about her experience at Facebook, and is claiming that Egger plagiarized it for his book.

It’s clear that those people were egger and willing to kill Americans and Westerners long before this video was made.

Big fan of Postico and Table Tool by Egger Apps.

From the paper: > Funnel plots, Egger tests of funnel plot asymmetry and fail-safe number tests were used to assess publication bias (37) (see online supplementary Table S13 for further information).

There's a table of all the endpoints they looked at, like the various antioxidants, with a column grading none to high: > Publication bias was assessed using visual inspection of funnel plots, Egger tests, two fail-safe number tests, and trim and fill (see online supplementary Table S13).

Egger from SAP references assessing budding products in terms of "desirability, feasibility, viability", which is a design thinking thing [0].

That's insane and I suggest reading Dave Egger's "The Circle".

More broadly, as tools advance and catch signals to notify of certain irregularities, this may be of interest: "Jan Egger and Jens Kleesiek, medical researchers at Essen University Hospital in Germany, are looking at ways in which the headset might be useful for health care2.

> There's honestly no way I would ever let Facebook have a device like this in my home Dave Egger's excellent "The Circle" is a well-written, engrossing and quick book about "what if" Facebook becomes even more a part of people's lives with a personal surveillance device.

Egger even links acronyms to their definition at the beginning or end of the document.

With only 3 variants, standard pleiotropy tests (MR-Egger, weighted median) are useless.

Egger gave the talk but he did not write the article.