#Predictable

Richard S. He 何盛皓

rsh_elle

@Olivia_Rodrigo's "drivers license" is all in 4/4, but uses some VERY creative phrasing to create a sense of suspense! cc @SwitchedOnPop @Top40Theory @TheDanielNigroeach verse is 7 bars long, with 6

Brian Beutler

brianbeutler

Three thoughts recurred reading this.1. The theory that ex-presidents can’t be tried by the Senate is fake, conjured in bad faith to give GOP sens cover to acquit without stating

Karen Kommerce

cryptoecongames

Picking up a thread earlier I've talked IRL co-founder conflict and relationships @wabisabiyo and other foundersI've been using @GottmanTherapy @GottmanInst on conflict and communication styles for startupsTurns out @garrytan talked

Dan Abramov

dan_abramov

Prototyping1. “This will be amazing”[disappointment, 1w break]2. “This time I’ll get it right”[disappointment, 2w break]3. “I feel really good about this”[more disappointment, 5mo break]Today: “I hope a few parts from

Barbara Roper

BarbaraRoper1

OK #fintwit friends. I know there are lots of bad things happening in the world, but I’m going to spend a little time today explaining why the Dept of Labor’s

Alix Fox 🦊

AlixFox

Someone I am very close to experiences regular bouts of psychosis; it's impacted my life hugely at points, & learning management strategies has been vital for both of us. The

Zach Gollwitzer

zg_dev

Understanding how APIs work (and what they are) is tough when you're learning to code. When I was learning, it seemed like "API" was used in MANY different contexts. Here's

Larry Schweikart

LarrySchweikart

1) Funny how the "protectors" and "stewards" of both a legacy and a company lose touch with the real McCoy within a decade. 2) The Ford Foundation & the Rockefeller

Drew Holden

DrewHolden360

This just objectively isn’t true.https://twitter.com/thehill/status/1304541291217387520 And he’s governor. He knows this.California is an incredibly unique biome, given over to many different natural disasters, particularly sensitive to

Lissa Not Moving On Evans

LissaKEvans

A thread on some of the books that I enjoyed most this year. I did not find it as easy as usual to lose myself in a book this year,

David Henig

DavidHenigUK

Today, in "predicted consequences of Brexit turn out to be right", our first entry is some shortages of fresh fruit and veg...https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9132689/Supermarket-shelves-hit-Brexit-port-chaos-staff-shortag

Cara Brook

caraebrook

Excited to share our pre-print on optimizing #COVID19 control with asymptomatic surveillance testing, an inspiring collaboration with the #UCBerkeley SARS-CoV-2 testing lab @igisci. https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.11.12.2023087

Cab Davidson #FBPE

gnomeicide

Tragically yet another 678 Covid-19 fatalities announced in the UK today, and it looks like we're starting to see the decline in fatalities settle into a trend. Here's the overall

Bryan Bennett

bryanbennett85

FWIW re: 1988, looking only at "strong" feelings about Dukakis, 34% had a very favorable (27%)/unfavorable (7%) opinion in July 1988 and 38% had strong feelings by Election Day 1988

Dr. Tom Frieden

DrTomFrieden

We are waking up to truth: we need to shut down. We can do this sensibly. Keep schools, childcare, universities, shopping, ?barber shops, other areas open - ONLY with rigorous

David Andolfatto

dandolfa

Short thread on communication. Here is an example of how difficult it can be to communicate basic economic ideas (at least, for me, and on this platform, but I think

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