blot.im is very cool. Open source, simple, and paid option very reasonable and goes to supporting indie dev and hosting fees.

1. Imagine we land a space probe on one of Jupiters’ moons, take up a sample of material, and find it is full of organic molecules. How can we tell whether those molecules are just randomly assembled goo or the outcome of some evolutionary process taking place there? 🧪

The Social & Affective Neuroscience Society is happy to be here on Bluesky! Please follow for content highlighting the exciting work and brilliant people that make up this great organization.

Pymer4 0.8.1 now has support for arm-based macs (m1, m2, etc) and Python versions up to 3.11! Sorry for the delay on this folks 😅 eshinjolly.com/pymer4/new.h...

Happy to use my first "skeet" (?) to announce that the Functional Imaging and Naturalistic Neuroscience (FINN) Lab is recruiting a PhD student this cycle! Check out our website to learn more about us and what we do: thefinnlab.github.iopbs.dartmouth.edu/menufeature/...

✨ Now out in Psychological Review! ✨ We present a new account of relevance that weighs both *epistemic* and *decision-theoretic* utility: statements are relevant if they improve the accuracy of listener’s beliefs *and* their future decision-making. www.tedsumers.info/_files/ugd/2...

It's happening! There will be a Computational Preconference at #SPSP2024! Keep watching the convention website (and here) for details on schedule, speakers, and how you can apply to present in the data blitz! We're excited to see you in San Diego! https://spsp.org/events/annual-convention

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