#Data

Cory Doctorow #BLM

doctorow

Inequality requires narrative stabilizers. When you have too little and someone else has more than they can possibly use, simple logic dictates that you should take what they have. 1/

Jacob Bogage

jacobbogage

NEWS: In court-ordered sweeps of USPS processing plants in Texas, postal workers found 815 ballots that have now been delivered to election officials, according to a federal court filing. Source:https://www.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscou

Alejandro Piad Morffis

AlejandroPiad

This is a Twitter series on #FoundationsOfML. Today, I want to talk about another fundamental question: What makes a metric useful for Machine Learning?Let's take a look at some common

Nirbhay Vashisht

nirbhayvashisht

Software Testing Terms Every Software Developer Should Know. (In Layman Language)A Thread (Part 2) Functional Testing- Unit Testing- Integration Testing- System Testing- Regression Testing- Acceptance Testing- Alpha and

Raven Book Store #SaveTheUSPS ✉️

ravenbookstore

Hi! Today's House Judiciary Hearing is a pretty big deal! Jeff Bezos, Tim Cook, Sundar Pichai, and Mark Zuckerberg are going to be answering important questions about big tech and

Ifh-Biff, the Data Efreet

BiffIfh

BREAKING NEWS: SIBR INVESTIGATES. We all know it's a big deal for #blaseball when a Blagonball is discovered. But we also know that it's only when someone NOTICES the achievement

Los Angeles Times

latimes

Streaming platforms like HBO Max and Disney+ are struggling with a phenomenon known as “churn" Our pal @RFaughnder explains.https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/business/story/2021-01-18/streaming-services-churn-hollywood-netfl

Development Reimagined™

DevReimagined

#THREAD: Yesterday, we saw much attention on this #infographic on #Africa's #trade partnerships. But its oversimplistic. Here is some work we did in this area last year to help clarify

Antoine Moyroud

antoine_moyroud

Payment For Order Flow (PFOF) has been under the spotlight recently, I thought it would be interesting to look into how it came to be.. First a quick visual primer,

Fernando Diaz

841io

yes, algorithms carry values and those values can promote ignorance, intolerance, and, harm. consider a supervised learning algorithm where instances are people. if using empirical risk minimization, errors for individuals

Nonia Pariente

npariente

Professional scientific editing - a thread Inspired by @rita_strack track and her #RitaUnsolicited threads, here goes one on professional scientific editing, how I got there and what it is like

Dustin Nay 🏳️‍🌈

DustinNay

Thread:I wrote a massive thread abt #HB302, my thoughts & rebuttals of the many erroneous & misinformed arguments made by representatives in the Utah House. I had tagged representatives directly

stakefish

stakefish

Since @cosmos was launched, there have been multiple projects which started to build around it. We compiled a list of these projects that are busy building on the Cosmos ecosystem.Check

Adrian Yalland

AdrianYalland

A little thought exercise because both “sex” and “race” are protected characteristics, and both are based on genetics. Imagine a scene 25 yrs from now when the Race Recognition Act

Ryan Maue

RyanMaue

Yes, digging into the new Nature hurricane paper. Some interesting findings for sure! The data is freely available in a handy Excel spreadsheet so the first thing to do is

Rahul Iyer

RahulIyer32

THREAD: Using expected points (xPts) to assign value to goals:xPts is a fun metric that's derived from xG, which uses result probabilities to gauge how many points a team "should've"

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