#Papers

Black and Irish

Black_andirish

Hi, my name is Wura (which means Gold), I’m 19 and live in Dublin.I was born in Nigeria and came to Ireland when I was 4/5. Growing up in Ireland

elvis

omarsar0

In case you missed my previous tweet, these are some of the machine learning courses of 2020 worth checking out. I added a deep reinforcement learning one and production ML

Sebastian Payne

SebastianEPayne

Morning all, back from my book sabbatical. Don’t think I missed much! But I do have thoughts on the return of Nigel Farage:#1: He's been plotting this for months, told

Matt Notowidigdo

ProfNoto

Just under the wire again, but I continue my annual tradition -- my 10 favorite economics papers published in 2020, ordered alphabetically[Was pretty tough this year; might have to do

Mukund Mohan

mukund

4+ years ago (June 25th 2017) I was taking the bus back home from work. A developer friend was telling me "Get in on this bitcoin thing" - lets

Jess 🇺🇸

jessiprincey

Dominion Voting Systems (DVS) and the Author who created Scorecard in the Serbian team for DVS.We all know that this election was stolen. Over the last couple days people have

Women in Econ/Policy

weconpol

Applying for jobs? Here are crowdsourced tips and advice from our community of 800+ women in econ/policy on writing your best CV for jobs in the space . Long (and

Ben Mauk

benmauk

The most risible thing about Blumenthal's denial of an internment drive in Xinjiang is that they absolutely *didn't* examine the source data, which is readily available from public Chinese government

Alan Fernihough

DiffusePrioR

“Understanding Persistence” by Morgan Kelly re-examines the historical persistence literature in economics from a spatial statistics perspective. I think the results are MASSIVELY important for social science more broadly so

Rufus Hound 💙

RufusHound

Hi thereOccasionally for different reasons, people trawl through my timeline (I've been on this site for 11 years, so that's a fair bit of material) to find stuff that they

Rouzana Komesidou

rkomesidou

2020 sucks but at least we had some terrific publications about things to consider when trying to improve children's opportunities to learn and succeed in life. Here're my 10 favorite

Jay Van Bavel

jayvanbavel

I see a lot of fantastic discussions, papers, threads, and op-eds about the insurrection from experts from various fields.As a social scientist, I want to add that it's important to

John Kennedy

micefearboggis

HadCRUT5 is out. You can find the paper and data here.https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/hadobs/hadcrut5/ Sevenish reasons why you - a discerning scientist - might want to use HadCRUT5. THREAD 1: HadCRUT5 is based

Enrique Pacheco

EPachecoMD

1/@AdamRodmanMD observed that Metronidazole was commonly given for aspiration PNA. https://twitter.com/AdamRodmanMD/status/1294612901798584326I suggested a poll and @gbosslet approved. Later, I decided to to add this simple threadIf you hav

Matthew Young

constantAmateur

SoupX, our method to detect and correct ambient RNA contamination in droplet based single cell sequencing, has been published (https://academic.oup.com/gigascience/article/9/12/giaa151), code here (http://github.com/constantAmateur/SoupX/).

Andrew💙Croxford

andrew_croxford

One aspect of testing that I’m interested in (but absolutely no expert) is the correlation between +ve qPCR, and subsequent viral culture. The idea being that if you test +ve

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