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Casey Fiesler, PhD, JD, geekD

cfiesler

One of our classes has been the victim of some really intense zoombombing, and all I can think about is that this is exactly why ethical speculation around unintended consequences

John Mandrola, MD

drjohnm

Giving talks in which you don't have a slide deck already made is illuminating. Look what I found out about publication bias> It was "discovered" in 1979 by Rosenthal https://content.apa.org/record/1979-27602-001How

Taylor Smith 📱💻🛠

rendersmith

Imagine we each had a stack of business cards, not with our names or phone numbers, but with a unique, unidentifiable code on them. Each person you crossed paths with

paddington stan account

Adriyoung

So my family plays White Elephant with a twist: you have to challenge someone to a mini game if you want to steal their gift... With a huge family it

Nick Brown

sTeamTraen

Counterpoint: If you think that the current world in which published science is peer reviewed has flaws (and it certainly does), wait until you see what a world without peer

Kelly Weill (back on 8/31)

KELLYWEILL

if i finish editing this chapter by 12am, i'll do a thread on how Flat Earthers illegally overturned a 1909 election to preserve a vicious Illinois autocracy that led to

Carl T. Bergstrom

CT_Bergstrom

1. Thread: Proactive testing in a partially vaccinated population.I will start with a disclosure. The work described was done in collaboration with @Color Health and I was paid as a

Felix Singleton Thorn

FSingletonThorn

I am assessing power analyses in published papers (for reasons), and there are some quite common errors. Here follows a thread of these issues. The goal is not to make

1D Lives on in my memories 😭

iloveTHG1DJB

Not that anyone cares lmfao imma do a thread of things #OneDirection made me do or take pictures of because it had the slightest thing to do with them

Fr. Bill Dailey, CSC

wrdcsc

This is a very poorly assembled set of disparate claims, some mildly worrisome, others not at all so. Amusingly, it is an open advancement of a conspiracy theory that people

Sasha Rush

srush_nlp

Thread: Last week, a list of 100 important NLP papers (https://github.com/mhagiwara/100-nlp-papers) went viral. The list is okay, but it has almost *no* papers with female first authors. NLP is rich

Carey Jansen

careyjans

Don't miss this important panel, featuring @Notmadscientist, @acorbe2, @s_wilkinson88, + more! I'll do my best to #livetweet some highlights throughout. http://zoom.us/j/867631774 #doubledocs #phdchat #phdpandemic #sciencetwitter@A_P_S_A

J. C. Cantwell

segfaultvicta

if you want to make the argument that we have a moral duty to turn into the Vaccine Manufacturing Chain States Of America for the next year that sounds fucking

John Morgan

johncmorgan3

Here are the details on the DfE's "restructuring regime" for universities needing emergency financial support - in the form of a "repayable loan" with many conditions attached. https://assets.publishing.service.gov.u

Maternity Teacher

maternityCPD

Off on a #CPD adventure to @No1Cathedral today to illustrate @bridget89ec @TeacherDevTrust and @informed_edu’s research that it’s not the #maternityCPD we do, but how we bring it back to the

Luca Dellanna

DellAnnaLuca

PRINCIPLES TO UNDERSTAND OUR MIND:1) Our mind is an ensemble of parallel, bottom-up processes. It cannot be described as a single top-down process, even if this is how we perceive