#Anonymized

Michele Tizzoni

mtizzoni

We just posted a new preprint "Socioeconomic determinants of mobility responses during the first wave of COVID-19 in Italy: from provinces to neighbourhoods" https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.11.16.20232413v1 In this wo

Aaron Lockhart 🇺🇸

arabbitorduck

[thread] 1 of xI have a set of proposals I'd like to discuss for future election integrity and efficiency. I want input that would help put together a proposal for

Miguel Pereira

miguelmaria

I think @The_JOP's new policy on pre-registrations is a step in the right direction, although inevitably imperfect.Here are 4 suggestions to make the policy more effective.https://twitter.com/The_JOP/status/1350385896315617280 1. Requir

George Rohac

GRohac

So it looks like Apple and Google have pushed the underlying updates to phones in the US that will, if local or fed health roll anything out, enable track and

Wolfie Christl

WolfieChristl

When the data industry is talking about sharing 'anonymized' profile data:They do indeed not share email addresses, for example. But they share hashed versions of it, and they all use

Lorenzo Lorenzo-Luaces, PhD

lluaces

1/ Demystifying #AcademicTwitter faculty success: When I was a student, I thought about how much work when into my 1st pub and then saw senior faculty with X100 papers and

Matt

MattBiotech

For Issue #4 of my newsletter, I wrote everything in my brain on Geographic Atrophy. $APLS $ISEE $CBIO $GMTX. C3 vs. C5 vs CFH. Monthly vs. every other month. Square

Stephanie Tait

StephTaitWrites

Why quote tweet someone instead of just replying? Is there EVER a valid reason to quote tweet someone if you a critiquing what they are saying?I want to take a

🔥 Kareem Carr 🔥

kareem_carr

The Pandemic has got me thinking. On TV, people of the future are always very comfortable with data. They collect it. They analyze it. They adjust their strategies in real

🧘🏻‍♀️Lourdes M. Turrecha

LourdesTurrecha

When FOMO Trumps Privacy: The @joinClubhouse Edition (This is the first in a series of posts I'm writing about Clubhouse's privacy encroachments)https://link.medium.com/XgAQM8I3Zdb @joinclubhouse collects people’s personal i

Dr Sarah Taber

SarahTaber_bww

Interesting epidemiology news: a lot of folks predicted the Black Lives Matter protests would cause COVID spikes, and that doesn't seem to be the case.https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/peteraldhous/black-lives-matter-protests-coronav

Ángel Díaz

AngelSDiaz_

THREAD: I analyzed Citizen's contact tracing app when they were pitching it to NYC. Unsurprisingly, its approach to privacy is terrible, continues to encourage paranoia-as-a-service, and has wide latitude for

Luke Stark

luke_stark

The New Yorker has a big piece on AI ethics out today (quoting lots of great folks) -- but with an overall framing that doesn't sit well with me, and

Benjamin Ries

BRstreetlaw

long before the pandemic, backlog and blitz, errors at the LTB were a regular outcome of overworked staff, landlords' paperwork 'mistakes', and poor tenants missing hearingstake, for example, this case

Serina Chang

serinachang5

Check out our new paper in @nature, “Mobility network models of COVID-19 explain inequities and inform reopening”! https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-020-2923-3 @2plus2make5 @PangWeiKoh @jalinegerardin @beth_redbird @davidgrusky @ju

Giovanni Pagano

giovanni_pag

What are the implications of using hacked data for research?A short thread inspired by the fact that, before AWs took it down, #Parler was extensively hacked and user data was

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