#Technology

dr stephanie moore

steph_moore

Interestingly, just before reading this I was reading a great piece from the Fordham Institute about evidence-based practices.Let’s talk about educational technology research and “media comparison studies.” (thread)https://twitter.com

Simon Wardley

swardley

X : Are you interested in container technology?Me : No. I'm interested in the practices that emerge from industrialiation of technology. It's the practice that actually define the future, not

𝗗𝗲𝗿𝗲𝗸 𝗖𝗵𝗲𝗰𝗵𝗮𝗸

Dr_Dissonance

A very interesting discussion today courtesy members of the House of Commons Standing Committee on Industry, Science and Technology (@sherryromanado, @MichelleRempel, @seblemire, @earl_dreeshen, @AliEhsassi, @beynate, @TracyGrayKLC, @BrianM

RS_Benedict

benedict_rs

it's incredibly bleak how many contemporary aspiring writers cut their teeth on fanfiction, a form that actively teaches you to write worse "but some published writers start with fanfic" yeah

Syam | ശ്യാം

syam_narikkot

The statement, "Capitalism breeds innovation" is not true.Capitalists have less incentive to invest in long term research projects, which often produce most of the breakthrough innovation because the benefits might

Alex Su

heyitsalexsu

1/ Attention law firms, vendors, and legal depts: You need to read this Gartner article by @bobvdmeulen about emerging trends re legal spend. Here are some key quotes: 2/ “Low

Roland Smith

rolandmcs

The Case for Brexit is like a vast labyrinth of logically interconnected passages. Each passageway contains a point, a fact, a quote, or something else supporting the argument against EU

Daphne Keller

daphnehk

This Terrorist Content Regulation trilogue compromise looks ominous. One hour removals and, the press release implies, ability for national authorities to require filtering. That's a terrible outcome. @DiaKayyali @edri @jilliancyork

Abhishek Avtans अभिषेक अवतंस 🌐

avtansa

How Misrī मिसरी (crystal sugar) reached India from Egypt? ~ a threadLong before its introduction to China, Indian sugar making technology was introduced to the West. Cane sugar remained almost

Mike Mihajlovic

MihajlovicMike

It is well known that the US is the first country to develop stealth technology, but how many people are aware that stealth would be impossible without an "industrial-strength" theory

Edark

Edark94

The steep backwardation points at this cycle having longevity and no large shadow inventory existing. But to figure out just how long this can last I've done some research about

charlie kindel ⭐️⭐

ckindel

1/ Most of those who follow me don't really get what a true smart home requires in terms of infrastructure. This tweetstream may provide some insight.We recently launched new 12,

"Shoot him again, his soul is still dancing"

Aelkus

i think this should honestly be the next thing i write over 280 chars abouthttps://twitter.com/KelseyTuoc/status/1333982231010836481 putting your faith in "political solutions" means having unrealistic expectations about imposing

BulldawgBrewer

BullDawgBrewer

1/ #XRP #xrpthestandardThey are telling everyone what's coming and most ppl have no idea. "Nasdaq is working with Digital Asset, R3 and Symbiont to deliver technology through

Leanne

MsLods

@PopTechWorks on digital surveillance and people power:https://www.publicbooks.org/public-thinker-virginia-eubanks-on-digital-surveillance-and-people-power/"People who live in low-rights environments ... are already living in the digit

Maghan McDowell

maghanmcd

Bias in AI has been a big topic for years: Because biased humans make algorithms, which do the work of many people (+ ppl trust computers to spit out truth),

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