01/26 - Thunder! Thunder! ThunderCats, Ho! Thursday!

better than saying go duck yourself you miserable ducking duck.

 

What if they start wearing pants?

 

@Hummingbirdee @jessers @purplepoppi @slothbear

Continuing from yesterday:

 

Title: Academic survey on online media and user experiences -NO MOBILE USERS | PANDA Requester: GWZ [A343CG4YW4RODE] (Contact) TO: [Pay: 3.00] [Fair: 4.06] [Comm: 2.27] [Fast: 4.24] [Reviews: 37] [ToS: 0] Description: Academic survey on online media and user experiences -NO MOBILE USERS Time: 1 hour HITs Available: 380 Reward: $1.50 Qualifications: Total approved HITs GreaterThanOrEqualTo 5000; Previous x DoesNotExist ; HIT approval rate (%) GreaterThanOrEqualTo 99; Location EqualTo US;

HIT posted from Mturk Suite v1.2.6​

 

shhhh! Don't give them any ideas.

 

How do I classify a pawn shop that sells new stuff too?

 

ueah guess it annoys me because if the screener is longer I'm left wondering if the hit is broke so no code or I've been screened out. How much effort would it take to be less ambiguous

 

http://www.darkestdayscharlesgreen.com/ shit guys ISIS has EMPs.

 

I do not think even Zoltar would care that much go with your best instinct

 

This will bring out the slings and arrows, but I love stereo typical jokes, so:

But are they anything like women drivers.....

 

Title: EU or Great Britain ONLY: Answer a survey about your apartment building | PANDA Requester: Emily Baldi [A3V6WOY8NFH55C] (Contact) TO: [Pay: N/A] [Fair: N/A] [Comm: N/A] [Fast: N/A] [Reviews: 0] [ToS: 0] Description: European (EU or Great Britain) residents only: Give us your thoughts, opinions and concerns regarding your apartment building and building security. Time: 60 minutes HITs Available: 1 Reward: $1.50 Qualifications: None;

Not sure if anyone here qualifies, but ya never know

 

These places always look fun http://www.abqxcaperoom.com/ but I haven't ever been to one.

 

I don't know anything about sampling and methodology for psych surveys to disagree with you but I would guess excluding people based on reading speed has the potential to invalidate your sample. You can exclude the outliers for sure but the degree to which you have outliers would depend on each sample. I wouldn't consider 17 minutes above the average, or 25% slower, to be an outlier; that's a valid difference in reading speed or even familiarity with survey batteries.

Also when conducting remote experiments there are more variables in play. For a 90 minute survey theres a higher chance of one of those variables coming to play. Computers can freeze, routers have to be reset, internet can drop. Or qualtrics can have a hiccup which happened this morning.

I think most surveys conducted through mturk probably don't have a strong sample anyway, but that would exacerbate the problem.

 

Right? I've thought about it too. I would like to know how do they work IRL.

 

How? When? Why?

 

What do you mean?
You go in a room, you are told "your mission is to escape before the timer goes off", door is shut, timer is activated, you tear apart the room looking for clues.

 

http://www.ashonsax.com/

He is...

 

Paul Gross is still quite popular in CanadaLand

 

Yeah, I get the idea of it. I meant how does it really work inside. It's not the same when you experience it.

 

@Alina *** HAWT TUNES ***

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