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GeePaw Hill

GeePawHill

The correlation principle says that our productivity is tightly correlated with the internal quality of software. The two go up together, and they go down together, and you can't trade

Kory Graham

korytellers

I am going to start a very long, overdue thread. Hopefully, I will keep my rambling limited. I’ll be going back and forth between my phone and my computer, so

Matthew Cortland, Esq

mattbc

Tomorrow, a rather remarkable thing will happen:A raft of extremely privileged lawyers, whose lives are not on the line, will hold forth, blessing us all with their opinions on the

Ian Guerin

iguerin

I've spent months researching, discussing and dissecting the @SCHSL's return to play, and after having some extremely delicate conversations in the last few days, I've come up with what I

Jon 🔬

JonnyMicro

The measures treasured so much as to be indicative of one’s basic humanity are mitigating at best. We should do them, but viruses are gonna virus. The gleeful COVID shamers

M S Clements

MSClementsbook

Have you ever wondered about the butterfly effect? It has been on my mind frequently since an incident back in 2017. How did a random tweet lead me to change

Stuart Ritchie

StuartJRitchie

Thread: Finally got around to reading this - a really brilliant investigative book that shows convincingly that the super-famous “On Being Sane in Insane Places” study was probably fraudulent. You

Colin Yeo

ColinYeo1

The Mail is trailing some sort of “crackdown” on deportation cases because of unspecified “loopholes”. There are several problems with this...https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8443181/Priti-Patel-mount-crackdown-foreign-crimi

FPL Alex

fpl__Alex

THREADLast week I asked everyone what there there Overall rank was and how many hits they have taken this season. Over the weekend I put together all the 165 results

Bob Moran

bobscartoons

1. Many people are saying they will not spend Christmas with family because it "just isn't worth the risk". But how likely is it, given everything we now know, that

Sarah Kliff

sarahkliff

As part of my reporting this year, I've read hundreds of bills for coronavirus tests.Some of them are pretty big — over $1,000 for tests that patients thought would be free.As testing

Jeff Kosseff

jkosseff

What happens on the day after Section 230 is repealed? I'm going to prognosticate a bit in today's Section 230 thread. The tl;dr is that we'll likely see a lot

jasmine the cereal character ⚢

wayslidecool

should i rank all the wayside school art styles but FIRST a disclaimer: please know that this is a ranking based on personal preference. i mean no ill will towards

A.R. (Actually Republic) Moxon

JuliusGoat

Republicans really are just running on a platform of “we will kill all of you for money” and millions of people love it, because they think “all of you” doesn’t

Hutchinson Lab

CVRHutchinson

We’ve just had a paper published and I would like to tell you a story about people in science being nice to each other – a threadhttps://www.cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092-8674(20)30630-9 This is a

Emerald1745 ❤️🤍💙

Emerald1745

THREAD1. Maine’s Rise in COVID-19 Cases Linked to Face MasksFort Fairfield Journal, November 4, 2020Data shows that Prolonged Face Mask Use INCREASES Risk of Catching Respiratory Illness.The link has been

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