#Program

Dacianne

babydaciaa

@DrNigelClarkeJa. Pleasant morning to you sir. I'm here on behalf of my staffs, coworkers and a few tourism workers most of who were laid off before the end of March

Dr Michelle St Clair

michellestclair

right -we're back now. next up is Charles Hulme to discuss early language development. going to tweet in a thread this time. ah - always forget something! #NAPLIC21 Oral language

Peter Murphy

PeterWMurphy1

PM #ScottMorrison is really struggling to exhibit any genuine empathy during this press conference. Utterly insincere when he says "It's a tough day. A tough day for Australians." And the

Simon J

Simon818

A few days ago, Spotify released iOS version 8.5.74, which hides the current song title from VoiceOver, preventing us from opening the now playing screen. I've sent beta feedback and

Zoë⁷ ⟭⟬ AGUST D2 ₁₃ 💜

jungkookspjm

I'm really happy most people want to know more! For background, I am an electrical engineer at a nuclear power plant in the US! I'll make a short thread giving

Portland Street Response

PDXStResponse

Since we're so new, you may wonder what a PSR call is like. While no two calls are alike, what they have in common is that they take longer than

ducklife9000

ducklife9000

(VENT THREAD) (1/6)I used to be this person that would get tons of stuff done, make a bunch of YouTube videos, program stuff, and have good friends I did stuff

Helen Haines MP

helenhainesindi

Today I have written to @ScottMorrisonMP urging him to change course on the vaccine rollout. I have been reluctant to publicly criticise the Government on this but after hearing many

Melech E. M. Thomas

MelechThomas

I remember meeting Porsha Williams at the Million Man March pre-rally back in 2015. I knew she was bad, but I didn’t know how bad she was until my eyes

Stefan Palios

stefanpalios

Running a business remotely is one thing... but what about going through an accelerator or incubator? In this week's Remotely Inclined, I dug into the folks running all-remote incubators and

Olivier Blanchard

ojblanchard1

1. For the record. Larry Summers and I indeed argued for hysteresis in Europe in the 1980s. We thought, and I still do, that, in that context, high actual unemployment

Cory Doctorow

doctorow

Predictive policing tools work really well: they perfectly predict what the police will do. Specifically, they predict whom the police will accuse of crimes, and since only accused people are

Zack Cooper

zackcooperYale

Why is health spending in the US high?This terrific episode of Freakonomics is focused on End Stage Renal Disease (ESRD). The issue is a window into why we spend a

Matthew Karnitschnig

MKarnitschnig

This commentary is a great illustration of the reductive nature of Germany's coronabond debate and helps explain why the push is going nowhere. (THREAD) 1https://twitter.com/tagesthemen/status/1248607874638479361 The commentator, a correspondent

Neera Tanden

neeratanden

It's not like any of this is true -- I've simply pointed out a country's virus response is not contingent on the form of health care payment in the country.

Javi

serjavines

Lapag niyo top 3 program choices niyo bago nag college.1st: Astronomy2nd: Sports3rd: MusicActual: Civil & environmental & sanitary engineeringHow about you?(my sports & music dreams came true by meeting faves