Nate Silver is a badass, as much as any statistician can really be a badass.
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So when Nate Silver takes the rare opportunity to talk tax law, I listen.
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To that end, Nate Silver of the New York Times deserves a special shout out.
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And once again, Nate Silver completely nailed it. (Laughter.) The guy is amazing.
Perhaps the greatest winner this election cycle was Nate Silver and the other data-driven analysts.
As others have said, Nate Silver was the real winner of the last election.
Nate Silver at FiveThirtyEight blog predicted the winner of the presidential election in all 50 states.
The winner in this prediction sweepstakes was clearly the Republican punching bag, Nate Silver, of the FiveThirtyEight blog.
Look, I too admire Nate Silver, Facebook and Google for the great work they do with Data.
The conservative movement seems to have adopted the same attitude toward Nate Silver.
After all, why would we use our gut when we have the likes of Nate Silver to predict things?
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Maybe we should ask the next Secretary of Wizardry and Mathemagics, Nate Silver.
According to poll wizard, Nate Silver, the polls very much have it right.
It was basically designed by Nate Silver in the summer of 2009, and was unveiled in the fall of 2009.
For an alternate take on take-out salad, check out this New York Times Magazine article by uber-statistician Nate Silver.
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There was some sophisticated parody, such as Nate Silver 2.0, and some less sophisticated humor like Drunk Diane Sawyer.
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The conclusion on political pollsters comes from Nate Silver who predicted the successful re-election of President Obama by a wide margin.
Those econometric factors, which political scientists and Nate Silver love so well, are useful for showing us the tilt of the playing field.
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Nate Silver may be on to something after all.
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For example, the recent election made people interested in data-driven decision making because Nate Silver got it right but the the pundits got things wrong.
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The New York Times's Nate Silver criticizes Chief Justice John Roberts for his use of voter-registration statistics during last week's oral arguments in Shelby County v.
In particular, Nate Silver at his New York Times blog, FiveThirtyEight, came out on top by picking presidential election results correctly in every single state.
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Nate Silver, a polling guru, notes that her search traffic on Google is 16 times that of Mitt Romney, 14 times Newt Gingrich's and 87 times Tim Pawlenty's.
But by any objective measure (cc: Nate Silver) writing trite phrases on thousands of coffee cups is going to rank quite low in the annals of political persuasion.
No less a sage than Nate Silver of the FiveThirtyEight blog at The New York Times says an Iowa win could give Paul a shot at winning New Hampshire.
In the case of whiz-kid pollwatcher Nate Silver of fivethirtyeight.com, that time was apparently 1 AM this morning, when he pushed the button on an epochal survey of fast food.
New York Times numbers guy Nate Silver devotes his entire column today to analyzing growth in the size of government (federal, state and local) relative to the economy 40 years ago.
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Without consulting Nate Silver, or the even more prescient Sam Wang, I made my own prediction (privately) the day before the election that you would indeed win by a wide margin.
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Winners range from Justin Bieber (for the social media campaign for his fragrance launch) to The Onion (now with a record 19 total Webbys) to Nate Silver's FiveThirtyEight blog for The New York Times.
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