#Github

Jason Fleischer

jasongfleischer

We're flattening the curve in @SanDiegoCounty because #SocialDistancingWorks! I fit exponentials to county data: Currently we are on a much better path than on 3/27, before #SocialDistanacing and @CAgovernor @GavinNewsom's

Caleb Porzio

calebporzio

GitHub issues are flawed:It feels like there are only 3 options: Be super-human(spend all your waking hours helping people for free) Be a jerk(liberally close issues without good explanations) Be

Jonathan Mesiano-Crookston @/#COVIDisAirborne

jmcrookston

1. COVID-19/SARS-CoV2 information including links to dashboards, etc.https://jonathanmc.github.io/COVID-19-and-SARS-CoV2-info/2. Ontario COVID-19 cases, from official sources, charted by date, age, gender, region, etc. Updated daily. You ca

Maarten van Smeden

MaartenvSmeden

About confidence interval interpretation. Motivated by the results of this poll [Thread](1/16)https://twitter.com/MaartenvSmeden/status/1058401290936635392 Most of us have probably been taught about 95% confidence intervals and their interpretation i

Aditya Kusupati

adityakusupati

PSA(2) - prospective PhD applicants in CS.Right time to share the "One-stop" destination for all grad application related stuff; maintained by the amazing @kalpeshk2011 & will cover 99% of your

Jez Naidas

jeznaidas

#100DaysOfCode Day 13:This function has been very helpful today. I used regex at first but substrRight turned out to be more applicable.Also got this weird error 'error in rename unused

Adam Kucharski

AdamJKucharski

The COVID-19 pandemic has shown power of open data and analytics in research, but these activities often aren't recognised in traditional academic metrics. New perspective piece with @rozeggo & @sbfnk:

Nemo

captn3m0

Was reviewing my list of GoI websites. Listed them out by their public suffix to see the usage stats.Found some fun ones, and a few shady ones. For some

Emma Vestesson

Gummifot

With such a flood of information available, it is vital to understand the data behind the news. This week @davidfinchRF published a blog on understanding the data about COVID-19 related

Chris Prener

chrisprener

Back with my morning #COVID19 update for Missouri after a day off due to data reporting lags. I’ve seen some talk about when our “peak” is going to be

Jesus M Gonzalez-Barahona

jgbarah

Some charts and numbers about how @rustlang is being developed, now when it is roughly 10 years old. Quick summary: sustained steady growth https://cauldron.io/dashboard/13?from_date=2010-08-03&to_date=2020-08-03 Details Development co

Hugging Face

huggingface

Let’s democratize NLP for all languages! Today, with v2.9.1, we are releasing 1,008 machine translation models, covering ` of 140 different languages trained by @jorgtiedemann with @marian, ported by @sam_shleifer.

American Hacker

AmericanHacker

01) Let's have a nice thread about Proud Boys.First, I am glad the FBI interdicted a plot by their former leader, Jason Lee Van Dyke, to assassinate my attorney in

Liam Hammett

LiamHammett

It's never been a more exciting time to work on a multitenant Laravel app, there are so many options available and things going on right now! (Thread) (1/5) @themsaid's videos

mr. rager’s neighborhood

lilgrapefruits

thinking about them... oh wow this had 200 likes when i went to bed lmfao hellohttp://bailfunds.github.io https://twitter.com/theviditsharma/status/1278647300932296709?s=21 also while you’re here check out these galaxy lights with b

neil_ferguson

neil_ferguson

I’m conscious that lots of people would like to see and run the pandemic simulation code we are using to model control measures against COVID-19. To explain the background -