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ALI BECKER'S BLACK CAP

rorysalad

Opinium/Observer Graph thread - 20th June (and 13th June) Voting Intention - Local Regression: yeah things have basically stabilised out at a 5-6 point lead for the Tories, which I

Brian Feroldi

BrianFeroldi

Not all network effects are created equallyKey question: Does 1 more connection create value for ALL other users, or just some?Ex: Ex: $FB If 1 more user joins $FB,it

Mike Crawley

CBCQueensPark

Premier Ford is calling on the federal govt to take further action to prevent travel-related cases of #COVID19. Ontario news release: "1.8% of all COVID cases are related to international

Ricky

ideasByRicky

Course: Watched week 3 in Intro to Causality from @CasualBrady. It feels like this week was laying down the foundations of the shared language of causality. Specifically graphs- connected nodes

Kai Kupferschmidt

kakape

I‘m struck that it still hasn’t sunk in how much #b117 may change the course of this pandemic.The initial shock about it being more transmissible seems to have worn off.

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rockychoreo

so i've been watching youtube videos lately about youtube analytics and I find this stuff interesting to look at so here is a little thread of stuff I have found

Dan Wade

15Deloreans

Here's a thread about SQ802. This all started when @OkDemocrats pissed me off with this childish interpretation of the vote. Petty even in victory, these bozos are. And it's not

Election Integrity Partnership

2020Partnership

1/5 On the eve of the election, @realDonaldTrump sent out a tweet criticizing a recent Supreme Court decision regarding PA ballot deadlines. His tweet made unfounded claims about the legitimacy

Evan Miyakawa

evanmiya

Let's fix Kentucky -- Thread:Davion Mintz needs to play more. When he's on the court, UK is outscoring opponents by 14.3 points per 100 possessions (Team Efficiency Margin). No other

Neil Butler

mrNeilButler

My wife (The good lady data scientist her indoors) has done an analysis of Ireland's peformance in the most recent PISA results. They do not bode well for the future

Michael R. Strain

MichaelRStrain

THREAD. In my latest working paper, @dwschanz and I find that EITC expansions increase employment. On average, employment increased by about 5 percentage points by the fifth year following an

Caroline Nguyen

SpaceXponential

The Social Dilemma Mixtapetheme: community-curated knowledge networksfeat.@sariazout @tylersjournals_ @Jad_AE @nateliason@EricRWeinstein @RoamResearch@ChrisHarveyEsq@nbashaw@RoamBrain @kwharrison13@paulg#roamcult (looking at you!)hunka burn

Danny Boy

Care2much18

I've never felt as disappointed at the sheer scale of ingratitude I've seen today.Every tweet talking like Ireland is doing terribly in our pandemic response and throwing around insults &

Deirdre Tobias, ScD

deirdre_tobias

Country-level correlation studies like the "lettuce will kill you" preprint provide epidemiologists with a good laugh-cry, & I want to be sure everyone understands why.So why are diet/disease correlations (AKA

Christabel Cooper

ChristabelCoops

This is correct from Goodwin. But the question is whether Leavers expected some kind of tangible (though not necessarily economic) benefit as a result of laws being made in the

Yaniv Erlich

erlichya

Israel is now entering to the more challenging phase of our vaccination program. A short thread! Challange #1: Inclusion!The graph here by @calcalist breaks the vaccination rate for 60+ (red)

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