disentangling wet cardboard smell from hot pizza smell is a confusing and tasty introduction to multivariate statistics.
So excited that this is out in the wild! And so happy to have had the privilege of working with @AcademicDataSci and @us_rse colleagues to help address such a major set of issues in academia.
Take a look & share w/those interested or working in data sci. and res. software eng.
IT'S HERE!! 🎉
We're proud to announce the release of the @AcademicDataSci @USRSE Career Guidebook! It's a how-to guide for building & sustaining successful research programs and rewarding career paths for DS/RSEs.
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IT'S HERE!! 🎉
We're proud to announce the release of the @AcademicDataSci @USRSE Career Guidebook! It's a how-to guide for building & sustaining successful research programs and rewarding career paths for DS/RSEs.
DOWNLOAD & SHARE 🔗 tinyurl.com/ADSA-career-guid…
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Speedy Ortiz have dropped a new single, 'Scabs'
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while i’m not a fan of donald trump, it is chilling to realize that this could happen to any one of us after livetweeting 34 consecutive crimes
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“The argument that the Internet Archive isn’t a library is wrong. If this argument is accepted, the results would jeopardize the future development of digital libraries nationwide.” insidehighered.com/views/202…
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'Lucky For You,' @Bully's fourth album, draws on personal pain and the universal struggle of existing, learning, and moving on, and takes influences from punk, britpop, shoegaze and indie rock.
via @subpop
Pre-order now on LOSER edition blue vinyl!
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Remember when you had to remember to save you document? Well, you're in luck! Google is bringing that feature back to Google Drive! No more pesky autosaving!
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Nothing is real. Work isn't real. There's no sense of accomplishment in doing anything. Compensation is insufficient. Every industry is being sucked dry by private equity. Without a sense of security, humans can't make plans and without plans, people can't experience hope.
In Opinion
"The attitude of many Americans toward work appears to have changed during the long pandemic," Steven Rattner writes in a guest essay. "This new approach threatens to do long-lasting damage to economic growth and prosperity." nyti.ms/40sGXRu
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Consider saving null values to JAZ disk to increase visibility
more hot shit from @Bully yes pls.
Oh, hey everyone. Time to play our favorite game: Celebrities of the Food World.
It goes like this:
John Milkovitch
Jennifer Stewlidge
Cornan O'Brien
Keke Palmier
now you try!
With this hurricane brewing in the Gulf, a massive polar vortex coming in from Canada, and extremely dry weather in the OK panhandle, it is entirely possible that we'll see an unprecedented ThunderSnowIcane!
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This country treats banks like they’re more human than poor people.
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For @wsj to say flat out that SVB could have failed because they added non-white men to their board shows how far behind the times (and certifiably stupid) this publication really is. It makes me so angry and very sad. WSJ readers and staff deserve better.
















