#Concrete

Lishu

lishu_he

1/ I've been having some bad mental health days and reflecting on this 2020 shitshow. I'm turned into an absolute potato, and as a grad student whose research was thrown

Fridah Gacheri

kibukofridah

What world would have if everyone was like YOU?Would it be a just, progressive, corrupt or peaceful world?Wonder with me.#Thread 1. What if all your colleagues are like YOU. Their

Poor Yorick

a_fellow_of

Alexander's 15 Principles as applied to sermons 1. Levels of ScaleGood things are structured at every level, and each level helps the othersin particular, the largest *does not* simply determine

Ranil Dissanayake

scepticalranil

7 years ago I gave a training on commissioning, interpreting and using evidence, frustrated that colleagues were using true-but-bullshit killer facts rather than serious research. Aim: to be comfortable asking

Valera Zakharov

valera_zakharov

Developer experience is tied at the hip with the codebase structure, architecture and other aspects that do not fall under the traditional scope of "dev tools" teams. So it’s important

@lupingcayisa

lupingcayisa

I am rather bewildered by the backlash and utter disrespect levelled at the journos who covered the All Boys Nkandla Tea Party. Equally baffled by how the condescension displayed towards

Paul Mason

paulmasonnews

On Starmer's "reset" speech 1/ Tone better than content. He's genuinely indignant over the health inequalities Marmot points to, and with concrete language and examples - and policies - this

Sharon Pelletier

sharongracepjs

I've been thinking about this good question and wanted to come back to it. Here are some ways to ask about and discuss advances, negotiation, etc. that could be useful

CESR

social_rights

ICYMI: @social_rights and @CA_global recently published a report that asks: what would it look like if we had an economy based on #humanrights? Quick summary #thread: 1/8https://cesr.org/envisioning-rights-based-economy-new-report-cesr-and-

Ryan Hurst

rmhrisk

One of the benefits of working at Google is it gives me a chance to work with bright folks on hard problems that are not well appreciated or understood yet.

TestDriven.io

testdrivenio

DIP - Dependency Inversion PrincipleRobert C. Martin: "The most flexible systems arethose in which source code dependencies refer only to abstractions, not to concretions" Your higher-level modules shouldn't depend on

Rabbi Sara Zober BLM

RebbeSMZ

I've been thinking a lot about this article from the summer: "Physicians aren't 'burning out.' They're suffering from moral injury."https://www.statnews.com/2018/07/26/physicians-not-burning-out-they-are-suffer

john milbank

johnmilbank3

This is completely superlative. It demonstrates just how wide of the mark is the idea we are entering a new age of the nation state. No: a new age of

Jessica Garcia

thenovelteacher

In April, I slammed Frozen 2’s structure during a screencast, enraging my 7th graders/ apparently hardcore Disney fans. Debates ensued w/ students who defended that life, like Frozen 2, is

Dr. Jena Barchas-Lichtenstein

drNYCnerd

Speaking as someone who researches public understanding of statistics (and survey methodology), I am begging you: Please, please, please stop sharing the survey that "2 out of 5 Americans plan

Kieron Boyle

KieronJBoyle

Over the past month, in partnership with @urbaninstitute, we’ve hosted a series of discussions on the ways urban health inequalities can be tackled in the aftermath of COVID-19. Each has

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