cleone mitsui

What happens when people ‘stay out’ in political disagreements? It makes them seem less trustworthy than those who openly disagree, even when the topic barely matters (to them), even in a culture where tolerance for open disagreement is low (i.e., Japan). doi.org/10.1525/collab…

finally bought the camera ive been obsessing over. now listing some lenses on mercari to fund my poor financial decisions.

alberta: we’re leaving canada. canada: absolutely not. this is a co-dependent federation. i jump, you jump.

every 5 hours claude code peacefully withdraws its labour to go on a union strike, and leaves me alone with my half-written function...

@kodai_kusano lol the human mind becomes very creative around fasting hours

@CleoneMitsui there are multiple leeways to ramadan, and you would be surprised how people come up with various reasons to unfollow the rule.🤑

so during ramadan month, kyrie irving averaged 27.8 points per game on an empty stomach, not even a sip of water? meanwhile i need electrolytes to answer emails

The penalty is a 1-year ban from arXiv followed by the requirement that subsequent arXiv submissions must first be accepted at a reputable peer-reviewed venue. 4/

also placing 梨花頌 just before ymca is hysterical. like “yes yes ymca but also remember we are a 5000 year old civilisation”

one fun perk of proficiency tests: materials often cite “science”. one less fun perk: finding the actual studies, matching the claim, then realising they had put a beret on these scholar names (fictionalised). (Aknin & Sandstrom, 2024, Commun Psychol; Liu et al., 2023, JPSP)

just done the hsk7–9級in tokyo. 12:30-17:10pm. longest proficiency exam I’ve sat. and the most simplified characters i’ve ever had to aggressively consume in my entire life. excellent flooding therapy material (please no). now 弾丸帰阪.

@tsudaka yoyo maへの道は遠い…まずはチェロを持ったまま転ばないところからです

@CleoneMitsui いつか彼と一曲演奏出来るといいな！youtube.com/watch?v=JZnzjz…

学振rpd提出done、今日6歳息子recitalの伴奏もdone。ちょうど1年前にチェロ始めて、ほぼ毎日ちゃんと練習してるの、普通にえらいと思う

@wildwong ok，識貨，我放心落單

@CleoneMitsui 認真呀，特別波衫！ 我所有 YY 都係 O。一著就起碼十年～

今年、バドのクラブは創部50周年を迎えます！記念ヨネックスTシャツのイラストをデザインさせていただきました。16人全員、シャツが届いた瞬間に即着替えていました 😊

@wildwong 你係認真定係客氣咋？unisex size:

@CleoneMitsui 我要件O碼！

halfway through the SPReAD AI interview the server crashed twice

子どもたちのノック自主練へ

the internet takes things out of context and gets triggered and cancels things. when Andy was frumpy and academically overqualified, no one reacted. now it’s asian and everyone turns into high moral arbiters. where did our sense of humour go?

also shoutout to @IkeMDSilver1 and Alex Shaw (@uchicago), this paper builds on their work. got to chat with them at SPSP this year, they are impressive on paper, even more so in person! go check out their work on morals and reputations, seriously exciting stuff.

after 3 yrs, nearly 10 reviewers (2 rejections + 1 rebuttal), a 2-stage registered report with 3 rounds of revisions, this paper finally saw the light of day. that said, privileged it was read so carefully by so many. big thanks to @Kmura2 for sticking with me thru the dark.

Key 3: Whether the topic is of high interest/concern to that culture, does not explain the cultural difference in effect. Even across high- and low-interest topics from a 24-topic pilot, the trust penalty shows up consistently for the extracted issues.

What happens when people ‘stay out’ in political disagreements? It makes them seem less trustworthy than those who openly disagree, even when the topic barely matters (to them), even in a culture where tolerance for open disagreement is low (i.e., Japan). doi.org/10.1525/collab…