#Data

Kenneth McElwain

mcelwain444

Data thread on JPN attitudes towards Trump, building off @PhillipLipscy's discussion. This builds on a survey experiment (Sep2018) w/ @AdamPLiff & @APInitiative, on the liberal international order. TL;DR: Trump wasn't

Ren🌟Maybe Someday on KS now!

renfamous

There’s a poorly managed, likely unsecured database on a server somewhere that contains everything one would need to steal the identity of the several thousand conservative politicians and talking heads

Jim Killock

jimkillock

A few coincidences to note today. Here is one unrelated event: Elizabeth Denham of @ICOnews is appearing before @CommonsDCMS next Tuesday, being questions about a range of concerns about their

‘Tunde Omotoye

TundeTASH

Starting out in Tech & thinking to keep busy?Here are tutorials - updated (with low data vids) or you can download the PDF versions for courses in:-Machine Learning-Java Technologies-Database-Big Data

Sk Nasim Akhtar

Nasimmm11

Hyderabad FC have already made two major signings in Joel Chianese from @PerthGloryFC and Halicharan Narzary from @KeralaBlasters.This thread will look at Narzary's abilities and what can he bring to

CST

CST_UK

Today CST publishes our new report 'Campus Antisemitism In Britain 2018-2020' that shows a much higher level of university antisemitic incidents than previously reported, following a sustained drive by

Stephen Dziedzic

stephendziedzic

Fascinating. The @LowyInstitute has crunched COVID-19 data and come up with a list of the countries which have tackled the pandemic most effectively. Top of the list? New Zealand. Followed

Sarah Khan

_sarahkhan

In July @ayesharshahid and @OsmSiddiqi wrote a fantastic short piece puzzling over the skewed gender breakdown of reported COVID-19 cases in Pakistan (**74%** male!) and suggested that a skew in

Luis Eslava

l_eslava

Stating the obvious yet silent here. As many English as a second language (ESL) academic colleagues in the Higher Educ. sector, which employs +/-220,000 in total in the UK, I

Pete Kraft

GENES_PK

Interesting Q during discussion of @nilanjan10c's #HarvardPQG20 keynote this morning: how do we characterize uncertainty in individual disease risk estimates? /thread @bpasaniuc @amitvkhera I think there are two separate kinds

Satoshi

Dmj_dev

Top 10 Most Secure Smartphones In The WorldA THREAD Surprisingly, Most of them have evolved rapidly in terms of privacy and security over the last few years. Almost every smartphone

Bérengère Patault

BPatault

Hi #EconTwitter #EconJobMarket, time for my #JMP thread!Happy to share “How valuable are business networks? Evidence from sales managers in international markets” joint with @Clemcid#InternationalTradehttp://sites.google.com/view/bereng

David Grainger

sciencescanner

Lots of people highlighting pessimistic estimates of duration of protection for #COVID vaccines - but the facts guides us in the opposite direction: Im optimistic for multi-year duration of protectionWhy?1/n

Richie🎥McG🍿

RichieMcGinniss

Old border fence VS the new wall Yuma Border Patrol Chief @USBPChiefYUM compares the older white fencing to the two new 30 foot walls: The wall is see through, but

Ashish K. Jha, MD, MPH

ashishkjha

I don't buy Sturgis study below. Why? Really big effect. Makes me skepticalOne rule of thumb I teach is: if effect size of a social phenomenon using noisy data is

Nate Cohn

Nate_Cohn

Some early theories on went went wrong with the pre-election polling this yearhttps://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/10/upshot/polls-what-went-wrong.html Before we go into what went wrong, let's just call a spade a spade here: this was

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