#Architecture

Razan Idris

idris_razan

Thread: Out of my own interest in historically visualizing the African "medieval", tonight I'm sharing a collection of architecture built across Africa in the 1500s-1600s! (Inspired by Isaac Samuel's much

BIG DADDY

bigdaddyvinz

Most beautiful places in the World(Thread)1). VENICE (Italy) also known as the “City of Canals,” “The Floating City,” and “Serenissima,” is arguably one of Italy's most picturesque cities. With its

Michael J. Biercuk

MJBiercuk

Excited that some nice new work led by @riddhisw from my team @ARC_EQUS @Sydney_Science has just been published!This is about how to develop optimal architectures for the integration of sensors

CZ 🔶 Binance

cz_binance

It’s good to be back on Twitter. When @Twitter is not working, I can’t even tweet to complain about it. Appreciate @jack and team restoring the accounts quickly.A few thoughts

Helen Lewis

helenlewis

Thread (sorry). This piece by @TomMcTague was the best thing I read yesterday on John Hume, because instead of hailing him as a saint, it explored the compromises he had

Sammuddra Gupta

Sammuddraa

Thread on "ALEXENDER OF KASHMIR :LALITADITYA MUKHOPIDHA"Lalitaditya was the youngest son of the Karkota king Durlabhaka and queen Narendraprabha. He had two elder brothers named Chandrapida and Tarapida ,who preceded

Tweeting Historians

Tweetistorian

Good morning! It's @tlecaque, starting my takeover for the week with some #medieval southern France leading up to the First #Crusade. I want to take today to lay out some

Net Solutions

netsolutions

Anatomy of a secure, remote workplace part 1: Firewall Monitoring - a thread #security #remotework #firewall Our company needed to adapt our #security measures for remote work in response to

Michael Kashin

networkop1

Having seen some of the discussions around cloud-native network architectures yesterday, I wanted to present my counter-arguments. Doing this with one of two ad-hoc tweets is pointless so fasten your

Rahul Chandran

RChandran1

So...I'm not fully in sync with this. We have the ideas-& I've seen great ones from @poole_lydia, @DeganAli @akrishnan23 @bkumpf & many others. What we don't have is a system

Enrique Montenegro

MontenegroRua

I am one of those who think that dimensions, proportions, materials and design of the Pantheon forge a constructive harmony that would elevate it as the classic architectural work par

Robert Kwolek

RobertKwolek

Pubs are such a fundamental part of British society, and their unique architecture is a defining feature of British cities. I won't be going back immediately, but in honor of

Xoiiku

xoiiku

Aside from some unfortunate aspects of the conversation, I think perhaps we figured out one of the possible reasons for the differences in estimates of emissions from animal agriculture.Systems thinking

Steven Sinofsky

stevesi

Debates over work from home v hybrid v HQ are becoming increasingly polarized (duh). It seems either one gets it, or not, with little room to disagree. There's a reason

Douglas Bass

douglasbass

On #WorldAutismAwarenessDay, I have this to say. Many #ActuallyAutistic people have sent me encouraging thoughts and words about these ideas. I will elaborate a little today. Autistic people deserve to

Jin Xu

xujnx

What have been excavated at Shimao in Shaanxi over the past decade are perhaps more significant than the terracotta army of the First Emperor. The magnificent 4000-year-old city, built mostly