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- heh. you’re witty, so you regularly come up with good wordplay and turns of phrase that often have actual good ideas behind them, so they beg to be registered as domains “just in case.” which costs money.
- domains are the best/worst tax on wit
- you’re in my backyard! 💯
- podcasts
- yup. goodbye playgrounds and school recess, hello indoor obstacle courses. 😢
- how does it feel?
- https://t.co/gggb0IRdH9
- she’s been doing this all by herself recently. we have no idea how.
- phew, glad to hear you’re recovered!
- Why building an AI chatbot that passed as human convinced me to put my whole life on the internet – viewfoil
- for a newsroom, probably yes. not sure they all generalize well to other workplaces though. some, maybe.
- Gina’s side! 😎
- I know it’s a mug’s game to guess what your little kid will do when they grow up, but I’ll be damned if she’s not an accountant in 20 years. 🤷♂️
- on a related note, my 5 year old and i loved this one recently. a bit more exploration and navigation focused, but very similar aesthetic. ashorthike.com
- the closest analog seen during modern health care may be 2009’s H1N1. R0 and fatality rates measured early on (not at the end) were broadly the same. infected 11-21% of world population. 151-579k deaths, a bit lower than flu but same order of magnitude. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2009_flu_…
- after that intro, taxes were not the first thing i expected a complaint about.
- or probably indieweb.org/PESETAS
- https://t.co/TDMA7tUEGw
- 💯 Love this take. Chesterton’s Fence is one of my favorite pieces of advice/cautionary tales to other engineers.
- 😢🤗 on the plus side, you could pick a brand new name! i always really enjoy that.
Recent retweets:
- Today, we’re launching a high-throughput, CLIA-certified COVID-19 testing lab integrated with public health tools. We’ll begin processing samples to support public health efforts over the coming week, with a near-term goal of 10,000 tests per day. color.com/covid-19-press…
- We are zooming work. Why not for fun? Here’s a snappy guide for how to zoom a lunch with a friend, from one of the funniest writers I know @ajjacobs. forge.medium.com/the-rules-for-…
- The Lamb had seven horns and seven eyes, which are the seven spirits of God sent out into all the earth. He went and bought all the toilet paper from all the stores of the land and brought them to he who sat on the throne.
- RIP Freeman Dyson…a legendary mind. “I grew up in the ’30s, which was a really black time. Having survived that, you can never really take pessimism seriously.” Here’s his chat with former SFI trustee @stewartbrand (@longnow) for @WIRED: wired.com/1998/02/dyson/ #solarpunk
- Today, we’re announcing a new version of Color Data: an open access, research friendly database that now includes insights into hereditary cardiovascular conditions as well as polygenic risk scores, which can help to stratify risk in a population. blog.color.com/color-data-exp…
- 10 yo asked when I’d let him and his 7 yo brother walk to school by themselves. I told him the task was not to get himself to school safely, but to get his brother to school safely. I could practically hear his brain struggle to assimilate this paradigm shift.
- As is the tradition, here’s the year 2019 as seen on @electricityMap. Not all countries are green 24/7!
- Incredibly haunting photo from David Caird in today’s Oz
- Susie,, Just when you thought I’d never get to heaven. I think I’ve arrived. Sorry that you missed it.
- Unpopular prediction: the 2020s will be for solar #geoengineering (research & policy) what the 2010s have been for adaptation and #carbonremoval. #ClimateTech #ClimateChange
- Don’t try to be novel simultaneously in two completely unrelated ways. It will decrease your chances of succeeding in the one that matters.
- I keep asking my boss for more and more headcount at work to grow my team. He says yes, every time. Meanwhile, he keeps expanding our charter to match. Somehow, this was an exciting, dynamic, fast paced dream. I have no idea how.
- 50 years ago = first packet sent. blog.google/inside-google/…
- The year is 2192. The British Prime Minister visits Brussels to ask for an extension of the Brexit deadline. No one remembers where this tradition originated, but every year it attracts many tourists from all over the world.
- I’m being interviewed today on what taking LSD in the ‘60s was like. Let this image be my answer.
- The only thing that would make cats better is if you could bring them with you when you go places
- I’m a network engineer, working on streetlights. I arrive at Cisco to give a talk. I have the base of a streetlight with me as a prop. No one comes to the talk, but my hosts tell me the room is too full for me, so I have to speak from an overflow room, which is also empty. 🤷♂️
- *Huge* turnout in New York City for the Global #ClimateStrike!
- “We are vaguely prepared for a world of more people; we are utterly unprepared for a world of fewer.” trib.al/zLaADjV
- “Pace layers provide many-leveled corrective, stabilizing feedback throughout the system. It is in the contradictions between these layers that civilization finds its surest health.” – @stewartbrand jods.mitpress.mit.edu/pub/issue3-bra…
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- If you‘re a scientist at an academic institution currently working on a COVID-19 related project and in need of funding, we invite you to apply for a Fast Grant. Fast grants are $10k to $500k and decisions are made in under 48 hours. fastgrants.org
- I will admit, I’m mostly not worrying about this stuff. Partly because I’m not getting many / any packages, partly because it’s not supposed to last long on (most) surfaces and partly because I live alone and am not in a particular risk category. I do it a bit for some things.
- same. I’m in the “No” category and wondering if I’m crazy.
- Terrifying. There is a very high risk that coral reefs disappear entirely by 2050 … with the 1/4 of marine life they host and support
- C19 serologic testing is literally taking off. there are prob half dozen test kits expecting FDA approval this week (so they say) and half a dozen research teams validating test kits and launching large-scale seroprevalence studies.. here is harvard/MGH efffort..
- Wonder if four of the authors were the test subjects 😂
- Thank you @LondonBreed for providing the heroes in the fight against #COVID19 with resources they need to keep themselves and their families safe.
- 3.7 miles (6 km) was probably a bad idea.
- Had a happy dream last night. Dreamt I was out socially mixing with people. Went to a club and danced with other folks. Went to a restaurant and sat down at a table next to strangers. So happy! And I’m a heavy introvert. I never go dancing, I hate crowded rooms.
- Proud of @atomico that, as a VC, we take the long view & can lead investments into hugely ambitious companies like @PsiQuantum. We spoke to 30+ quantum startups before we decided to entangle with Jeremy, Pete and their fantastic team (out of @UniBristol)… #1Mqubits & beyond!
- 2/ Our partnership with PsiQuantum: building the world’s first useful quantum computer by @atomico link.medium.com/hyXBx5BSs5 and bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
- We have that book. Kid found it once and wanted me to read it a dozen times and I had to improvise the words to be less swear-y.
- We’re over the moon that the @ESA has awarded us an AI Kick-Start co-funding for six months! 🚀 Kick-Start activities are compact Feasability Studies to explore new service concepts that use space tech. Our research will be public, of course! 😉 @ESAbusinessapps @Space4Europe
- Ready to tell my kid that scary monsters do in fact exist and that they eat little kids who get out of their bed at night.
- techcrunch.com/2019/07/03/app…
- The biggest issue with zoom calls is the lack of eye contact 👀, has anyone solved this in other video conferencing products? I feel like it’s a big missing part of my day.
- The function of governments are to be inefficient, stockpiling extra resources and unneeded latency, for use in emergencies, which businesses and individuals cannot afford to do.
- Politicians pretend every life has ♾ value. But unending lockdowns will crush the economy. One sharp lockdown. Then: – Hide the old – Replace school w/ unmixed day care – Promote young & immune workers – No mass gatherings – Remote if possible – Back to work w/ masks & tests
- my grandma organized a zoom call with all of the cousins and she’s realizing that, as the host, she can mute each of us in order and ask us things wild power dynamic
- Many of us here on #MedTwitter have been telling you about the serious issues with Dr. Oz and Dr. Drew for years. They clearly make money so no executive gives a fuck what shit they are blathering on about. Oz promotes mediums for fucks sake.
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