#Function

I’ve seen a few tweets framing protest in Belarus as a the end of a post-Soviet social contract where people gave up democratic representation for the stability of authoritarianism. People
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Weapon durability hot take: it's good actually, and absolutely key to the game experience of BotW.https://twitter.com/hasanthehun/status/1357747388442546178 Mechanically, because finding weapons and replenishing your weapon stash is a d
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Why reminders don’t work for us — thread:The more often those of us with #ADHD are reminded to do something we don’t know how to do, or at a time
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whoop whoop! thread alert!What will it take for #energystorage to replace fossil fuels?A thread on @FormEnergyInc's recent white paper.Here's a link to a short summary blog (full paper linked at
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A patient w/ICM (LVEF 15%) p/w angina & DOE. SPECT shows a fixed defect & LHC shows LCx CTO. ...To revasc or not to revasc...1st we need to know if
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Extracts by writers of colour for remote learning As we launch into the world of virtual classrooms and lessons again I am reminded of how difficult it can be to
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Alex Berensen's reasoning is clear. C19 will end simply because the lie is consuming the ability of gov't and society to function. Two questions remain, why and how. I don't
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So why bison in a @wilderblean? Well, large grazing animals are a natural part of European ecosystems and drive and create diversity and resilience in plant and animal communities. Learn
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Today was my reading day so I don’t do much ‘active’ OSS contribution work on Friday but I did get a request for access to one of design files in
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Neil Clark, RT’s go-to guy for Covid denial and conspiracism, and Garry Matthews, who tragically died of Covid, aged 46, alone in his flat in Shrewsbury on 13 January. His
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A tentative thread on the Biden speechAdam Curtis once leaned heavily on the book 'Everything was forever, until it was no more' by Alexei Yurchak - a slightly odd book
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As I’m fully in the grip of Big Grief Week, some things I’ve picked up over the past 6 years: 1. Knowing someone is dying doesn’t make it any easier.
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Today is 10 years since our very wonderful (/frustrating/silly/clever/charismatic) Dad died. I found this thing I wrote in some old stuff and feels fitting this year. The amount I want
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The Bias-Variance Trade-Off & "DOUBLE DESCENT" Remember the bias-variance trade-off? It says that models perform well for an "intermediate level of flexibility". You've seen the picture of the U-shape test
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Role of #VitaminD in immunity during #COVID19. 1. Vit D is a major precursor for activation of T-cell (for any disease)2. Vitamin D controls cytokines storm in COVID that causes
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This is false, and an embarrassingly unrigorous statement to make. 1. The sex question remains on the census, and remains the same; 2. The ONS has specified that trans people
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