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@coatless 1.0.1 works! I can start R, plot, and install packages using install.packages().
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Didier Ruedin
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mastodon 4.7.3I am a senior lecturer at the University of Neuchâtel. I use #experiments and #quantitative analysis to study #migration, including how and why immigrants are excluded. This includes #discrimination (labour market, housing, health care), attitudes to foreigners, and political reactions in public debates. Posts are deleted after 3 months. #sociology #migration #immigration #racism #rstats 
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@coatless On Fairphone 4, I got as far as "Loading R..." and after a minute of so "Unable to Start R". Sorry. (P.S. not on @fdroidorg ?)
Am Max-Weber-Institut für Soziologie ist die W3-Professur für empirische Makrosoziologie zu besetzen.
#job #professor #sociology #academia @sociology@a.gup.pe #Germany #macro #empirical
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Just something I did on the side, but you might be interested in this: https://osf.io/75uw9/wiki?wiki=rdxam can LLM figure out when incorrect information has been fixed?
I compiled a list of legitimate #diamond #openaccess #journals for #migration #research @migration@a.gup.pe #OA #APC
Post-doctoral Researcher and Lecturer in Political Science 50% (Oberassistent*in) #university #lucerne #switzerland #job #academia #postdoc #politics #opinion deadline 7 June 2026
I keep updating my #review of #research on #Ukrainian #refugees in #Switzerland here: https://osf.io/p3ahj/overview
From time to time, I upload a version on #SocArXiv here: https://osf.io/tcnhx
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@coatless@mastodon.social Great! Any chance the MacOS version of portable-r gets Rtools, too? This could remove a few headaches when teaching...
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@ingorohlfing@mastodon.social @philipncohen@mastodon.social Wasn't this perhaps an "easy" target? These associations have been tested many times, so I guess someone working on these questions could have predicted these results, too?
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@ingorohlfing@mastodon.social @philipncohen@mastodon.social Maybe we should do this when pre-registering research? That'd be a useful benchmark, I think.
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@ingorohlfing@mastodon.social I think it's simply become an indicator. Luckily, if it's a real journal with real editors, you can negotiate turnaround.
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@ingorohlfing@mastodon.social The cynic take: Since MDPI some journals advertise turnaround times. I guess it should stand for "efficiency", but really given Goodhart's law what do we care? Of course this put pressure to take any reviewer over a real expert. The optimistic take: editors have so many excellent reviewers lined up so they can move quickly (large fields like medicine work that way, I think). Perhaps it's also a reflection that many wait until the deadline to do the review?