#Attribution

Sankrant Sanu सानु संक्रान्त ਸੰਕ੍ਰਾਂਤ ਸਾਨੁ

sankrant

Algebra (Bijaganita) came from India and was described by Al-Khwarizmi based on translations from Sanskrit. European historians then called him the "inventor of Algebra."In @MeruPrastara's upcoming book from @GarudaPrakashan,

Liz (tear down every statue of Andrew) Jackson

elizejackson

This is a thread about the New York Times and their failure to credit my business partner (@alexhaagaard) and myself. It's not just about that though. It's about a pattern. And

Nora Loreto

NoLore

Of the 15,606 people who have died in Canada from COVID-19, I've linked 12,014 to 1194 residential facilities. This is 77%. As today is January 1, 2021, here is a

James Millward 米華健

JimMillward

Some too-loose writing by @nyt @KatherineKornei about early horse riding in Xinjiang. Mistake is saying that Xinjiang in 350 BCE was "China": it wasn't politically, and it wasn't culturally. (Thread)https://www.nytimes.com

ClimateNode Risk Map

climateriskmap

NEW TOPIC: coffee in Minas Gerais, BrazilMinas Gerais is the biggest coffee-producing state in the world’s biggest coffee-producing country, accounting for around half of Brazil's coffee. How might climate change

RedApeirogon

AnibasNimsay

While I agree with the general sentiment expressed in this thread, I think the review here is a very detailed and helpful one. A lot of Indian reviewers of reputed

Allison Parrish | @[email protected]

aparrish

among the reasons I use large pre-trained language models sparingly in my computer-generated poetry practice is that being able to know whose voices I'm speaking with is... actually important, as

Andrew Charlton

bertiecharlton

Some lessons I’ve learned from my time working in SEO. B̶r̶a̶i̶n̶ D̶u̶m̶p̶ A Thread... Remember to check for this on migration day: Disallow: / Usually a low priority for devs,

Tobie Langel

tobie

Elastic didn't really relicense ElasticSearch. It forked it. A thread.1/18 There's a lot of talk in the open source community about the cost of forking.2/18 - "Forking is best avoided."-

Arvind Subramanian

arvindsubraman

1/ Striking, contrasting new findings on Indian govt.'s "New Welfarism" with broader lessons for pol. economy of development & for democratic politics1. Big gains on New Welfarism, namely, access to

Marcus Stewart

Marcusdstewart

@ShellenbergerMD wrote an opinion piece in @Quillette with some very big claims on environment issues in order to push his new book sales. Here’s a thread on the accuracy of

Sam Rocha

SamRochadotcom

A thread of appreciation for Gloria Purvis:This past year, I was blessed to be in dialogue with many people within the Academy and the US Catholic Church. I mean no

The Cosmist Insurrection, Inc. ™

yungneocon

One trend that infuriates me, I often see in academic & political polemics is to call X state not a true Y, like ’democracy’, &/or that X state or cultural

Vinay Prasad MD MPH

VPrasadMDMPH

Had a chance to read the PNAS paper I believe we absolutely need more Black physicians, and more physicians from multiple under-represented groups! Unfortunately, the paper is too weak to

Dr. Rachel Renbarger (she/her)

Dr_Rachel_Ren

Listening to @StacyTShaw & @Bryan_G_Cook about Preprint and OA right now! Learning a lot about doing this work so I'm gonna start live tweeting!https://twitter.com/BrianNosek/status/1354403761230405640 Which journals are open access

David Fisman

DFisman

This is a key point. We REALLY need to know that we have good surveillance infrastructure in place for novel vaccine technologies. We haven't used mRNA vaccines at the population

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