#Architecture

Callbacks vs Promises vs Async/Await Why are there multiple ways of handling asynchronous operations on JavaScript? And which is better?And what does synchronous/asynchronous even mean?Let's talk about this. #100DaysOfCode #javascript
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Nothing will come of this Or not. 1. Abortion I'm pretty much pro choice. After 6 weeks though I believe it should not be aborted. 2 the lgbt community is
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This week, a cross party committee of parliamentarians released a powerful report on the impact of the racism Black people in Britain face. Read more about it below. This thread
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If I didn't have to worry about anything, I'd wander around looking at the stars: a dream of Arcadia; totally free, not very powerful.Since I need to eat to live,
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Just read through the AEA letter to the new administration about federal statistical integrity. Here's a thread that itemizes the eight points they make (with some comments from me):Their letterhttps://www.aeaweb.org/content/file?id=135
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John Claridge was born in Plaistow, London in 1944 and began taking photos of the East End as a teenager in the 1960s. .Here are some of those images. .Self-Portrait with Keith, E7,
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And here is the final stand. The President asserts that the Vice President has authority (presumably unreviewable) to determine which electoral votes count. This is dangerously incorrect, and it's worth
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My project from the @LosAlamosNatLab Summer School is finally out! We are happy to announce the...Absence of Barren Plateau in Quantum Convolutional Neural Networks with @MvsCerezo, @samson_wang, T. Volkoff, @sornborg
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Having had the experience a few times now of trying to type something (e.g. the domain name of a 3D printed gun files host) into various boxes on the internet
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Super excited to share the new preprint from @LaskerKeren and me. TL/DR: We studied a bacterial protein droplet, found that material properties tune fitness, and we re-engineered this protein into
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2020 ListEnding the year with a thread on the 20 articles, videos, reports that I’ve enjoyed the most on issues around health, cities, climate change, real estate and want to
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A few favorite excerpts from:@theNASEM The Endless Frontier: The Next 75 Years in Sciencehttps://www.nationalacademies.org/news/2020/12/future-of-us-science-policy-legacy-of-science-the-endless-frontier-discussed-in-new-publication "As
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Untold history of African kings who ruled India#Thread A dominant civilization was built in the Indus Valley more than a thousand years by prideful and ambitious Black men and women
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[ARCHAEOLOGY THREAD] One of the most pernicious racisms I see regularly is the myth that Africa has been an unimportant place in human historyBut the archaeology of Africa is incredible.
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Between a tiny Ceredigion village and the sea lies an area of flat land, bordered by the rivers Peris and Cledan.On maps, it's called Morfa Esgob (Bishop's Land).It's strangely divided
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We often think of life 6,000 years ago as short, nasty, and brutish. The site of Gourimadi reveals how innovative people were at the end of the Stone AgeThis archaeology
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