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Lauren Dobson-Hughes

ldobsonhughes

Since my child is currently doing burpees wearing only socks and knickers while yelling 'TIME ME', instead of going to bed, a thread on some thoughts that have been swirling

DCCD Women’s Caucus

dccdwomens

It is #GivingTuesday !#GivingTuesday emphasizes opportunities to give back to communities and causes in safe ways that allow for social connection and kindness even while practicing physical distancing.

Kurt Opsahl

kurtopsahl

Thread: Today, NIST released a study on facial recognition of masked faces, finding face masks increased error rates from as low as 0.3% to between 5% & 50%. More usefully,

Nick Huber

sweatystartup

How to get smarter very fast:Interact with smart people here on Twitter who have different world-views than you do.And let them change your mind on something.Here are the 30 people

Catherine Rampell

crampell

When Trump brags about his supposedly growth-boosting deregulatory agenda, this is the kind of thing he's talking aboutIf your business model depends on pumping soot into the air, I can

Crystal moth

Prolapsarian

THREAD ON LOCKDOWN SKEPTICS: There are lots of threads circulating listing all the ways that the “lockdown skeptics” have been wrong. But this misses the point. They never aimed to

Martin Calladine

uglygame

Masters seems to be planning to filibuster his way through the hearing. Julian Knight isn't having it. Knight accuses Masters of trying to leverage the pandemic to get his 'pound

Doctora Malka Older

m_older

Module 6 -the final set of readings!- is about long-term predictions and planning. (For anyone new here, I'm live-tweeting the lecture prep for my course, Predictive Fictions, which I'm teaching

Tom Witherow

TomWitherow

BREAKING: Landmark @UniofOxford research has found 218,000 Britons spend more than £1,800-a-month on gambling.Huge project analysed spending of 6.5m Lloyds Bank customers, making it largest study of its kind ever

Kanekoa

KanekoaTheGreat

1/ (THREAD)THE STATISTICAL CASE AGAINST JOE BIDENWarroom Interview w/ @CortesSteveMail-In Vote Vetting In Pennsylvania Was Not ScrutinizedPA 0.03% Rejection Rate1/30 Normal Rejection Rate1/100 Normal For First Time Voters1/700 NY Rejection

Joseph Allen

j_g_allen

1/ THREADI see a lot of misinterpretation/misuse of this set of 4 figures, and it's bugging me. (spoiler: it's the ORANGE figure that's causing the problem...) 2/ PURPLE: shows number

Rex Douglass

RexDouglass

Today I'll be live tweeting Zhang et al (June 30 2020) which argues that "mandated face covering ... significantly reduces the number of infections"https://www.pnas.org/content/117/26/14857 I picked this because: (1) It's

Elizabeth Tsurkov

Elizrael

The aftermath of the Ghouta CW massacre is highly instructive. The attack was the most clear violation of Obama's "red line" on the use of chemical weapons in Syria &

Raph D'Amico

raphdamico

[Sunday random UX thread]Was reflecting on one of the most underrated things that helped me grow as a designer: ....scribing meeting notesScribing = note taking on the whiteboard or in

Daniel Cuthbert

dcuthbert

Based on a question from @hakluke on how the @OWASP_ASVS might be used with bug bounties, here's my approachFirst up what is the ASVS? It's a list of application security

Michael R. Strain

MichaelRStrain

THREAD. In my latest working paper, @dwschanz and I find that EITC expansions increase employment. On average, employment increased by about 5 percentage points by the fifth year following an

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