#Datasets

Jenny Lane

jennifercelane

But there is more to this #hydroxychloroquine study than just the results, and there are things that as scientists I think we should discuss.Maybe get a coffee and read on:1/6

Microsoft On the Issues

MSFTIssues

In January 2020, we unveiled our plans to become carbon negative by 2020. Fast forward 365 days. How’s it growing? Our first ever sustainability report has some good green news

Jim Malazita

JMalazita

Okay so this is decent advice and comment bait but I'm upped on coffee and @ethicsoftech and I are giving a talk about this tomorrow, so I'm gonna jump in.1:

JJ

asynchio

When I was selling open core ETL software @Talend a decade ago, we would be selling against hand-coding (customer doing nothing) vs. Informatica ($$$$ closed core software). That's it!What has

Pratham Prasoon

PrasoonPratham

Ever thought of getting into machine learning?In the beginning, you'll be bombarded with names like Anaconda,Jupyter notebook, Virtual environments... Let's look at tools you will be using when you get

Wei Xu

cocoweixu

I am finally jumping on the bandwagon of GPT-3 and read the 72-page long paper released by @OpenAI. Here is a summary of some technical details: Model: largely the same

Amy Hawn Nelson

hawnnelson

Why should we care about racial equity in data management and data use practices? A thread. #CenterRacialEquity /1 Integrated #admindata increasingly provide the raw materials for evaluation, research, and risk

Newman Nahas

NahasNewman

1/ The most important evidence regarding pediatric transmission comes from Iceland, and their study published in NEJM. Be suspicious of any expert ignoring this paper and discussing anecdotes instead. https://www.nejm.org/doi/pdf/10.1056/NE

John Kennedy

micefearboggis

HadCRUT5 is out. You can find the paper and data here.https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/hadobs/hadcrut5/ Sevenish reasons why you - a discerning scientist - might want to use HadCRUT5. THREAD 1: HadCRUT5 is based

Rachel Thomas

math_rachel

If the idea of tech not being neutral is new to you, or if you think of tech as just a tool (that is equally likely to be used for

Natalie Yoh

TallyYoh

1/5 Hi #TropiCon20! I’m a PhD student @DICE_Kent & I’ve been working with researchers across SE Asia to develop a semi-auto ID for indicator bat groups in Borneo @mattstruebig

Jesse Wursten

JesseWursten

Lots of talk on the potential negative effects of minimum wages, but in a new paper with Michael Reich (@IRLEUCB) we show that minimum wages also have positive side effects,

Nicky Whiffin

nickywhiffin

Super excited to share our new preprint!Using exome sequencing data from ~10k patients with severe developmental disorders (DD) from the DDD project we decipher 3 distinct mechanisms through which ‘non-coding’

Samantha Joel

datingdecisions

New paper out today, in which 86 relationship scholars combined forces to find out how much of relationship quality is currently predictable and what predicts it best.https://www.pnas.org/content/early/2020/07/21/1917036117 Altogether, we h

sid thee fussell

sidneyfussell

AI researchers now claim they can infer emotions from how you walk: happy, angry, sad, or neutral. I don’t think this “works” in a literal sense, but let’s chat a

Joseph Nelson

josephofiowa

Why does @OpenAI's CLIP model matter?https://openai.com/blog/clip/ Traditionally, training a classification model (a "thing labeler") relies on collecting a lot of images of your specific thing. This is effective, but br

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