#Data

Maarten van Smeden

MaartenvSmeden

How to become a SUCCESSFUL academic: a guide 1/n How do I know how to become a successful academic? I don't, but I have received plenty of advice. As a

Karan 🚀

KaranRBeghi

When I was 17, my first business scaled so fast that I burnt out and failed. Here are some important lessons I wrote down so others don't experience this. (A

Danielle Navarro

djnavarro

A short thread of #rstats resources I have made freely available online! First off, an introductory textbook on statistics with R pitched at beginners focusing on base R rather than

Brad Johnson

bradj_TX

My favorite pieces from my @TheTexanNews colleagues this year include:Any of Kim Roberts' coverage on nursing homes during this epidemic was a must read, but this one especially.https://thetexan.news/keeping-the-elderly-in-nursing-homes

M.P.

OmanReagan

Reminder for journalists and others: It can be ableist to refuse to interview people who decline to speak via audio. When people respond to requests by offering email, chat, or

Sunder Katwala

sundersays

The 11th (!) edition of my weekly Covid attitudes overview.- Stable views of Covid: v.gradual decline in concern- Amidst job insecurity, most employees positive about employer responses- UK attitudes stand

Gavin Kelly

GavinJKelly1

At the end of this miserable year, I feel highly indebted to those whose daily work has helped me make sense of the unfolding Covid crisis. Feels slightly odd to

Courtney Milan 🦖

courtneymilan

I don’t want to be too grim on the timeline, but we need real caution. This is a graph of the 7-day running average of deaths and daily cases over

DJ Wilton

yarnfiend

1/ You know in the disaster movie when a headline on the news in the background is meant to foreshadow how oblivious the characters are to looming catastrophe? Yeah, that.

Mat Sherman

Mat_Sherman

So No Code tools have been in vogue the last few years, and lord knows a lot of venture capital has gone into these co's. I've heard feedback from investors

Nathan Jensen

NateMJensen

Assigned my students in my politics of international trade class to look at where their clothing was made. Really fun and interesting assignment. Some quick patterns based on 140 students.

Kate Davidson

KateDavidson

State and local governments last year slashed their revenue forecasts when the pandemic hit. The fiscal picture hasn’t been nearly as dire as feared in many places. The problem: costs

Ewan Birney

ewanbirney

There are some good and bad hot takes about the Oxford/AZ vaccine going around - I'd like to add my view which I hope is more light than heat. Context:

Layne Norton, PhD

BioLayne

In this twitter thread, I am going to show you how charlatans can use 'research' to convince you to believe the OPPOSITE of what the research actually shows by cherry

Denier And Proud

ZSRenn

1. The oceans are being killed.I agree plastics in the ocean are a problem. Where that plastic is entering should be found & eliminated. The blooming phytoplankton, after Hurricanes reduces

srdjan ostojic

ostojic_srdjan

During my physics undergrad, I have never heard of Singular Value Decomposition (SVD). Why? Almost all matrices in physics are symmetric, and in that case SVD reduces to eigenvalue decomposition.

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