#Problems

Dallas Hyder

SalladGalore

Since we are officially 99 days from the 2021 NFL Draft, I am starting a new draft related series: 99 Problems But The Pick Ain’t OneEach day I will pose

Utkarsh Dubey

udsupa

A thread to debunk the idea that bihar has declined because of the reforms in agriculture... Agriculture and gsdp growth rates in bihar from early 1970s to 2005 were way

lou reading things

lazyuniverses

ok here's a thread on why i don't say "third world country" and neither should you disclaimer: other people from the global south might feel differently. they might prefer the

Qaali Hussein, MD, FACS

QaaliHussein1

For my chief year grand rounds presentation, a mentor suggested that I use it as an opportunity to share my experience going through surgery training and having children. He suggested

Amanda Jetté Knox

MavenOfMayhem

A few years ago, I wrote a blog post about why I hate gender reveal parties. This was well before anyone was accidentally dying at them or causing natural disasters.

Sam Wineburg

samwineburg

"How I made my peace with Zoom -- but not in the way my University's 'be great at digital' told me to." 1/10 "Use Padlet! Use Jamboard! Use Hypothesis! Use

Alex Shevrin Venet

AlexSVenet

Resources around critiquing the ACEs study/score/framework: a thread! First, I have to be a good author and plug my forthcoming book. There's a chapter on the pitfalls of using ACEs

Luke LeBrun

_llebrun

Oh wow, Canada’s heritage minister thinks it is “immoral” that big media conglomerates do not get paid money for people sharing links to their stories?He seems to think the Internet

Andrew Yang🧢🗽🇺🇸

AndrewYang

There are 3 problems with our media that are fueling polarization: 1. The closing of 2,000 local papers, which are typically not very partisan; 2. Cable news maximizing audience share

David Sharp

DavidSharp84

This is what BAP just shared right now. ...You guys think this reflects reality on the streets of DC right now? What's the point of this bullsht? This "whitepill" you

James Tucker

tucker_dev

If a new software engineer were to ask me for basic career advice, here's what I'd tell them. 1. Pair program often. Learning by osmosis. See how experienced devs tackle

₿en FUCK THE SUITS Carman 🥕

benthecarman

When writing my thread on Taproot signature commitments I found an actual criticism of the upgrade.I am still very PRO Taproot even with the downside I will layout. 0/ 1/

Rob Carlmark

rcarlmark

I want to bring up one very important point about the California wildfire emergency. We are finally not distracted from the big picture and can focus on the real issue...weather

Red, White, and True News

RWTNews

Reasons why the Black Lives Matter organization is bad, a thread. Disagreeing with the organization does not imply that one does not agree with the statement or

Gabor Cselle

gabor

Frequent organizational changes lead to thrashing. This is often underestimated by senior leaders in large organizations. "Thrashing" is a computer science term that describes an overloaded system with processes constantly

Ingo Rohlfing

ingorohlfing

Science has been in a “#replication crisis” for a decade. Have we learned anything? https://www.vox.com/future-perfect/21504366/science-replication-crisis-peer-review-statistics That's a good summary, but I think the diagnosis that

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