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Laurie Proulx
ProulxLaurie
Mother's Day is always bittersweet for me (a thread is coming). I've lived with #JuvenileIdiopathicArthritis since I was 14. It got in the way of a lot of things like
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Ryan Calo
rcalo
Some thoughts on why #COPRA, the privacy bill from @SenatorCantwell and colleagues, is important. https://www.cantwell.senate.gov/news/press-releases/cantwell-senate-democrats-unveil-strong-online-privacy-rights [thread] 1. The bill dramatically stre
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Ann Memmott PGCđ
AnnMemmott
Autism and respect for our life story.I want to talk about this.So many autistic people are treated as laboratory experiments. Zoo exhibits. Providers of data about ourselves so that people
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Seetharaman G
_Seetharaman
I havenât had to use deodorant for three months. Or take an Uber. The lockdown is bad news for a lot our habits, impacting several brands. But itâs also an
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Christopher Krupenye
ChrisKrupenye
phylogenetic & neural origins of human social cognitionv exciting to see an independent team successfully adapt our ape eye-tracking paradigms to provide the first evidence that monkeys can anticipate the
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Joy Buolamwini
jovialjoy
https://venturebeat.com/2020/08/23/the-term-ethical-ai-is-finally-starting-to-mean-something/This analysis of the Gender Shades paper seems to miss how it has been employed to shift policy + industry practices contribute to legislative wins
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James Wang
jwangARK
1/ A decade ago we werenât sure neural nets could ever deal with language.Now the latest AI models crush language benchmarks faster than we can come up with language benchmarks.Far
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Kilian Spandler
KilianSpandler
We cannot carry the debate about racism & decolonial scholarship in IR forward if we continue to rely on problematic yet endemic rhetorical strategies & misrepresentations. Some reactions to the
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Maggie Koerth
maggiekb1
Sometimes @FiveThirtyEight, we go looking for data about a problem and end up finding an entirely different story ... because the data that's tracked turns out to not actually be
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Matt Marx
marxmatt
1/ A number of people have asked about location data in @MSFTAcademic. Last year it added longitude/latitude for a subset of affiliations, but many researchers want city/state/country. We've posted code
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Decade Investorđ¸
DecadeInvestor
You see a lot of people talking about the termDelayed GratificationLet me explain WHY it is so important for your life(thread) In the 1960âs, a man named Walter Mischel conducted
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Antonis Polemitis
polemitis
1/ CryptoPunks by @larvalabs are a $1.9B (476,114 ETH) unicorn according to our researchers We believe this is the first full aggregate market cap of an NFT project/ecosystem, valuing each
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Carl T. Bergstrom
CT_Bergstrom
Closing schools for 6 weeks is one thing; closing them for a year is another entirely. We need to prioritize reopening schools, especially K-5, over just about everything else. Given
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NASA Exoplanets
NASAExoplanets
Discovery Alert!An international team used two @NASA space telescopes (TESS & Spitzer) to find a new world around a cinder of a star.WD 1856 b is even bigger than the
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Kara Platoni
KaraPlatoni
Friends! Team @WIRED @WIREDScience have been working super hard to bring you clear, accurate, trustworthy reporting about #COVID2019--for free! (There's no paywall for coronavirus public health stories.) If you're looking
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FurorRises
FurorRises
Dr Neil Cherry specialised most recently in the effects of electromagnetic radiation on human health, following his earlier work in meteorology and wind energy. http://neilcherry.nz/ It is highly likely that Professor Cherry was the first Envir
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