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Joined April 2015
Corinne Pulgar retweeted
At the height of One Million Checkboxes's popularity I thought I'd been hacked. A few hours later I was tearing up, extraordinarily proud of some brilliant teens. A thread about my favorite story from running OMCB....
I made a website. it's called "one million checkboxes dot com". it has one million checkboxes on it. checking a box checks it for everyone. that's it. have fun!
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Corinne Pulgar retweeted
Gay men thirsting over the lithe sun-kissed swimmers’ bodies of Team Italia and lesbians thirsting over a woman in a backwards hat and a severe bob doing shooting—this is what those people at Stonewall died for
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Corinne Pulgar retweeted
Replying to @TimMedin
best yet
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🔥 How I broke the internet today and what lessons can we learn from it? #Crowdstrike 🧐 Several things that make it a good fake that worked: 👇 1. No culprit named yet, I bring it on a platter, people like to have a culprit. 2- The culprit seems completely stupid, he is proud of his stupidity, he... takes his afternoon off on... the first day of work... 3- This falls right into a huge buzz in which people absolutely need to have new information, and a fake is by nature new, you won't read it anywhere else 4- In English = very easy to share internationally, with the vast majority of people who have no idea who I am. 5- Baby fingers are stupid, but they distract people from other things (like the fact that I have a horn on my head because of bad clipping) 6- Confirmation bias: People want to believe it, it's so funny. “I like the information, so it is true.” 7- The information is pushed ironically by people who know that it is a joke, and then it arrives in the litteral zone which amplifies it even stronger.
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MODELS 2024 will host an ACM Student Research Competition – an excellent opportunity for PhD and Master’s students to showcase their #research to the #modelling community! #MODELSconf24 Note: The submission deadline is extended to June 9th AoE! CC @szschaler
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Proof #8654 that we don't deserve dogs
This police K9 bit an officer for being too aggressive toward protesters at a pro-Palestinian rally in Amsterdam. 14/10
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Corinne Pulgar retweeted
Goodhart’s Law xkcd.com/2899
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Corinne Pulgar retweeted
You have to be a leading lady but you can’t be nominated for best actress. You have to be a strong female director but you can’t be nominated for best director. You have to have a wildly popular dance song but you can’t be nominated for best original song.
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Happy Halloween 💀
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Some cool work happening at @McMasterEng, as part of Alexandre's MASc thesis. Be there, or be square. #LanguageEngineering #SoftwareEngineering
Have you heard of MDENet's new Research Demonstration? We will have Alexandre Lachance presenting on 'From Zero to VS Code: A Framework Approach to Language Support'. Register for free here: community.mde-network.org/ev…
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Ready, set, #SPLASH2023!
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I fucking HATE roundabouts #Europe
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Corinne Pulgar retweeted
"Come co-edit a special issue with me, it will be fun"
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Looking at you @yulaeroport
Stockholm @Arlanda Airport has @eduroam, like Geneva and I guess lot more. @ParisAeroport, don't hesitate!
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Corinne Pulgar retweeted
I swear @duolingo is just getting more and more threatening by the day 🥶
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Corinne Pulgar retweeted
This is Sputnik. He wanted to take a moment to hold your hand. Knows you have a lot going on right now, but you also have him. 12/10
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Do you guys ever think we made a huge mistake by doing a PhD?
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Kudos to @pcalegh for being one of the 30 engineering students recognized by the "Palmarès Féminin Pluriel" (ETS Montreal) for their contributions to STEM #ProudAdvisor 🏅 etsmtl.ca/ets/a-propos/femme…
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Therapist: How's your relationship with your adviser? Me:
Apparently, you can have completely accurate scientific discussions with grad students using only GIFs.
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