#ModelS

Jose Fernandez

jfernandez__

Principles of Effective Data Visualization:https://reader.elsevier.com/reader/sd/pii/S2666389920301896?token=A3034414F91EAE938010F5A5000904D0778E1E19A21AE10403B2AE049831DF933483F1381C952CEFFE681B7E58B43D20Nice article that provides a short

Adelle Banks

AMBankstw

On the 1st day of #BlackHistoryMonth , here’s my Jan. @RNS Q&A with @annas_tea_ , author of book about mothers of Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X and James Baldwin:https://religionnews.com/2021/01/15/moms-of-martin-luther-king-jr-ma

Alessio Rovere

alessio_r_

Due to a pretty unique conicidence, today I have to announce two new papers published, where I am co-author. Both are sea-level related, and both acknowledge @PALSEAgroup (thread 1/n) The

oliver beige

oliverbeige

Very interesting thread about the relevance of Coase's Nature of the Firm for the platform age. I've written a few things about how working on a dynamic ridesharing* service in

Emily Rees

emilyrees_eu

Some thoughts on the skinny Sanitary & Phytosanitary terms of the TCA Agreement that will result in significant barriers to trade. While the Chapter introduces world-first language on the ‘softer’

Gianluca Violante

glviolante

This is a useful thread which happens very kind toward my own research. Thanks @Simon_Mongey and @adam_tooze. Let me take the opportunity to articulate one thought and I apologize in

Dr Louis Howe

LouisHowe_SandC

THREAD: Effects of lumbar spine posture on shear forces during lifting.I’ve recently seen a lot of discussion on this so below is a thread on evidence highlighting what coaches may

Jay Graber

arcalinea

I want a widely adopted decentralized identity standard to push user identities down the stack to make room for innovation on top. Thread: Social networking evolved as an emergent property

Peter Hebert

peterjhebert

1/ CONVICTION: Turning doubt or derision into motivated intention is power I’ve watched successful co's do exactly this for multi-$B exits. Here are 3 case studies from @Lux_Capital portfolio that

David Manheim

davidmanheim

Scientific journal reviews suck because academics suck at reviewing.A tweetstorm with some thoughts on the ethics and quality of the journal review process. 0/9 Giving good feedback is a skill,

#SLTchat

SLTchat

Good evening and welcome to the final #SLTchat of 2020. WHAT a year! Tonight, we'll be sharing some interesting blogs/articles we've read this year (although we don't even scratch the

Darren 🥚

ReformedTrader

1/ I've been getting e-mails "encouraging" me to vote one way or the other... this is how I've responded:There is a lot of research over the past sixty years suggesting

Niyogin

Niyogin1

Review of The Final Pagan Generation by Edward J Watts - Life in 4th Century Rome. In the thread below, I shall share some of my reflections from this for

Nathan Stall

NathanStall

Our study led by @KevinAnBrown associating crowding in #Ontario nursing homes (defined as the mean number of residents per bedroom and bathroom) with #COVID19 infection and mortality has now been

Alex and Books 📚

AlexAndBooks_

Reading books will help you win the battle.But taking action will help you win the war.Reading Tip: • Have an Action Day (thread) 1/ Reading Is Only Step 1If

Peter Cayton, the Stats Guy

PJACaytonPhD

Okay, let's talk about this one.First, this is total cases in log scale, which works for exponential models. But it makes it difficult to see changes once you are at

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