#Paper

sam

samuelmehr

proposal for #sciencetwitter: If one is to throw fire or shade at science on here, one must effortfully engage w/ science in a permanent fashion; tweets are cheap and fleeting.

Vincent Rajkumar

VincentRK

Why the Pfizer vaccine news is great: 1) The fact that it worked. After all this was new unproven technology. Could have fallen flat. 2) The huge magnitude of benefit.

Mark Humphries

markdhumphries

Some musing on this response from @jpillowtime to the thought-provoking paper on representation by @TBBake @benlansdell & @KordingLab Other have asked they give a concrete example; so I'll take the

joe francis

joefrancis505

I'd never seen a graph make a room full of economic historians collectively gasp before, but these fellows managed it when they presented this paper at Boston in 2018. Looking

Robert McNees

mcnees

Who first obtained the field equations of general relativity: Einstein or Hilbert? For many years this was the subject of debate! Hilbert's paper on the subject was published after Einstein's

مهيار

Mehiyar

People proposing 'economic reforms' in Iraq are the same people working for investment banks, international co-operations+global think-tanks - these are same people promoting privatisation of Iraq's national assets lock, stock

Jordan Ellenberg

JSEllenberg

I checked whether what David Brooks says about colleges here is true, and it's not. https://quomodocumque.wordpress.com/2021/01/23/i-dont-work-at-a-finishing-school/ It's in fact quite unusual to have more students from the top 1% t

Danya Glabau

allergyPhD

One of the things I want readers to know about the Cyborg Manifesto is that it's mostly about mundane technologies and modes of organizing work + family that hugely predate

Emily M. Bender

emilymbender

I've now read Yuan, Liu and @gneubig 's paper "Can We Automate Scientific Reviewing?" https://arxiv.org/abs/2102.00176 ... and of course I have a few things to say: /1 I'd like to start

Colin Raffel

colinraffel

The T5 paper has been published in JMLR! http://jmlr.org/papers/v21/20-074.htmlSince I have already talked more than enough about T5, here instead is a thread about the (awesome) process of publishing in

Jo Billington

MsJoBillington

Re-reading the autism & bullying literature this morning for a paper I'm writing. This phrase from one paper captures a typical theme in the literature:"Strategies are required to support &

Jonas K. Lindeløv

jonaslindeloev

PNAS just published a paper titled "Experienced well-being rises with income, even above $75,000 per year". The author did not publish the raw data, but luckily, there's enough info to

Siyanda Mohutsiwa

SiyandaWrites

If you write a paper or whatever about country X and don't cite a single author from country X how can you expect me not to question your motives? Like

Paige Byerly

paigebyerly

LIVID about that @NatureComms paper. I was at a conference once w a panel on Women in Wildlife. During the Q&A the male dept head of my former university said

Sergey Frolov

spinespresso

When @VincentMourik and I first obtained notebook-level data from the retracted Nature in 2019, we quickly matched all plots to the paper figures. Except the all-important figure 2 - it

Ian Welsh

iwelsh

I'll tell you a secret as someone who worked on paper and computers, being there for the transition: in most cases computers make business processes slower. A lot slower. Old

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