#Repetition

9th Wonder

9thwonder

For all of you think sampling, is stealing....Let’s visit first, literature... The ILLIAD and The ODYSSEY, two works that samples from each other. A ton of 18th and 19th century

Jon Schwabish

jschwabish

I recently published "Ten Guidelines for Better Tables" in the Journal of Benefit Cost Analysis (@benefitcost) on ways to improve your data tables. Here's a thread summarizing the 10 guidelines.

Heidi N. Moore

moorehn

Maybe now that you've seen, decisively, how *very* *extremely* racist your families are, start working on standing up to them and their Republican friends, and do everything you can to

Raphael

BurtQueue

Be mindful of your thoughts. Not all of them are intuitive prompting, or beneficial. Besides this, though, there is the danger/advantage of habitual thought patterns. While most of us have

Alicia Wanless

lageneralista

What are influence operations and why do they matter? @CarnegieEndow gave @iopartnership a chance to explore that question in this short video. It's a challenge distilling a complex topic down

Josh | 김은총

JoshC0301

I'm fairly young, so I dont feel comfortable calling myself an "expert," but as someone who has written formal media criticism for almost 2 years, I can tell you this

Joan Donovan, PhD 🦫

BostonJoan

“Distributed amplification” is an online mobilization tactic, where content that may be flagged, labeled, or removed, is reposted across numerous real accounts in an effort to keep that content in

Latitude Law - Activist Lawyers Since 2007

LatitudeLaw

Credit where credit's due, dropping multiple volumes of new sponsor guidance on us on a Friday afternoon for two weeks running is absolutely top-drawer trolling by UKVI. Shall we look

Guilaine Kinouani

KGuilaine

Regardless of how we personally feel about psychiatric categorisation systems, I do* think ignoring patterns, constellations & structures it entirely misconceived. I do not personally think the label ‘personality disorder’

syzygay

syzygay1

An interesting application of Lagrange's four-square theorem.The four-square theorem states that every positive integer is the sum of four perfect squares (allowing repetition and allowing 0).(1/10) For example, 3 =

Tanner Guzy

tannerguzy

Overheard a show the kids were watching this morning and some Lego villain said, "Let's finally end this once and for all"And it perfectly hit on something I've been noticing

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LuluLemew

Big Lies and Rotten Herrings17 Kremlin Disinformation Techniqueshttps://bylinetimes.com/2020/03/04/big-lies-and-rotten-herrings-17-kremlin-disinformation-techniques-you-need-to-know-now/ by @ZarinaZabrisky 01. Pushing Kremlin Narratives Kre

Alex and Books 📚

AlexAndBooks_

During my podcast with @ScottHYoung (author of the bestselling book "Ultrealearning"), I asked:• How can people remember more from the books they read?Here's his advice.(thread) 1) Apply spaced-repetitionEither revisit

Luca

LucaAmb

1/?) Since a lot of you liked my book suggesting, I decided to make a short thread about the difference between frequentism and Bayesianism. Enjoy! 2/?) In frequntist statistics, observations

Erin Palmer

Sunshine_ERP

1/ Recently, in another forum, someone asked “what made you feel competent to start a blog?” I can’t find the post, but I remember there being plenty of responses. Someone

Pe:p Laja

peeplaja

“Half the money I spend on advertising is wasted; the trouble is I don't know which half.” - John Wanamaker ~120 yr agoThat can still be the case (or much

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