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Luca Dellanna

DellAnnaLuca

A NON-BINARY VIEW OF ERGODICITYFrom a mathematical point of view, a model describing an activity is either ergodic or isn't.In real life, instead, it makes sense to describe ergodicity as

Ryan Diluchio

ryandiluchio

In honor of the #WMPO @WasteManagement Phoenix Open this week, I did a statistical dive on what Strokes Gained category influences winning the most. I used the tournament results from

Gunnar Johanson

GunnarJohanson

Why does @Mizzou leadership constantly attract controversy? Choi and the pandemic, Loftin and faculty, Wolfe and protests, et al.MO State’s @ClifSmart has remained at his helm while @Mizzou has churned

Anna Lapwood

annalapwood

THREAD: I've just had the most extraordinary morning. I was waiting to get on the train to work & an elderly man asked me if the train was going to

Jason Warner

jasoncwarner

There’s something ironic about people leaving SF this year & proclaiming SF doesn’t have a hold on tech. And particularly ironic are some of the specific folks proclaiming thisLike, yeah,

Richard D. Bartlett

RichDecibels

A thread about how people usually get hurt when they fall in love with community:1/n @peternlimberg's latest journal is about a community experience I see as a pattern:new member joins,

Dr Robin George Andrews 🌋

SquigglyVolcano

Good morning America! You all seem thrilled about Biden’s moon rock. It’s symbolism, of the scientific and exploratory achievements that have been made – and will ideally soon be surpassed

Amy Washburn

AIWashburn

THREAD:1) I'm running for Congress in ‘22, but not against a name everyone knows. I'm running against this guy who’s voted against COVID aid 3x & impeachment 2x, wants to

Emilia C Skirmuntt 🦇🧬🦠

ESkirmuntt

(Thread about COVID vaccines) More and more countries are rolling out their vaccination programmes. It is an amazing triumph of science that we have been able to efficiently introduce vaccines

RachelA

rachelawrites

Yeah 1 of the many things I think #fanstudies needs to reckon with is its history of (sometimes implicitly/sometimes explicitly) assuming that all subversion of authority/the man/the powerful is virtuous/laudable

Barbara Larochelle

BarbLarochelle

UCP ministers and MLAs have been given the talking points that Albertans are right to be angry (no kidding!), but that they will work hard to ‘rebuild’ our trust. Considering

Ruth McManus

RMcMnow

#GeoAdvent Day 2's goodie is #Norwegian #explorer, #sportsman, #geographer, #oceanographer, #scientist, #diplomat, #humanitarian and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Fridtjof Nansen (1861-1930): ‘The difficult is what takes a little time; t

Vaibhav Namburi

veebuv

After listening to 100 Nathan Latka Podcasts, observing 200 Indiehacker podcasts and watching 50 Microconf talks AND recording 80 episodes myselfHere's what I've observed SEOOver 70% of founders credited SEO

MimZWay

MimZWay

I’ve been thinking a lot about redlining and segregation lately.My husband, who is white asked me “Why would the government would create racist policies like this? What is their end

Richard de Nooy

RicharddeNooy

Amsterdam kitchens are tiny, partly because most Dutch food is made on the floor, using an axe, a cudgel and a spade, which is used to scoop the meal into

Banner Health

BannerHealth

Banner has worked for many months to expand its capacity and staffing in order to meet the increased demand for care brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. (1/12) For the

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