The tobacco farmers want to run the oncology clinic, I mean how bad could it get?
— Chris Dancy (@chrisdancy) September 15, 2020
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It didn't really highlight the work that Cathy O'Neil or Shoshana Zuboff have been doing NOR addresses what THEY'VE considered as solutions - only this super damaged notion of "reform" that historically not only doesn't work but allows these platforms to thrive.
— Iron Man Thee Nigga Nerd (@jackyalcine) September 15, 2020
A very important point to consider. I need to create a feed of some of these people to follow. I have one called Weapons of Math Destruction that’s pretty close to this, and focused on artificial intelligence, algorithms, and ethics.
David Shanske (david.shanske.com)Micropub 2.2.3 for WordPress has been released. It fixes a variety of warning notices. Published, updated, name, and summary properties are no longer stored in post meta. When queried, they will be pulled from the equivalent WordPress properties. Content should be as well, however as content in th...
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Happy Coptic new year. Today we start the year 1737 A.M. (Anno Martyrum "Year of the Martyrs"). The Coptic calendar is that of the Pharaohs with a minor reform, but starts in the year 284, the year Diocletian, the greatest persecutor of the church, became emperor
— Samuel Tadros (@Samueltadros) September 11, 2020
It's fairly often that I see a tweet that sums to something like "I find <prevalent concept> super hard" or "everybody's bad at <prevalent concept>, nobody really gets it" and I think it's worth discussing who and what this serves to accomplish
— shelley (@codebytere) September 11, 2020
This, but also and specifically for mathematics! We need to normalize the idea that math is easy.
Only into the first few pages of the excellent Bywyd Blodwen Jones by @BethanGwanas and having to look up a few words - but I’m getting most of it. Mae’n gwych #Cymraeg pic.twitter.com/ZEiCsJJhIK
— Karen Turner (@k_j_turner) September 8, 2020
I love the bridge that book formats like this can provide in learning new languages. Reminds me a bit of some of the Folger Shakespeare annotated plays that helped to define words, terms, and culture that have changed significantly since they were written.
How does one find more of these?
Shoot!! This image is better. Sorry internet. I failed you. pic.twitter.com/lr02aI9zkK
— Angie Petty (@PettyCommaAngie) September 9, 2020
For those looking for #BobcatFire maps that include Pasadena and Altadena evacuation warnings, it's above Sierra Madre Blvd/Woodbury. https://t.co/qYFQ4VLier
— Lisa S (@IrreverentFem) September 9, 2020
This seems to be the first official resource with details about the evacuation warning. Sad that none of the local news, fire, or government sources on Twitter have got this sooner.
Event the local Altadena Sheriff’s station had little detail on a phone call. (I’m sure they got swamped.)
Many people have been using quarantine as a time to perfect their bread or coffee making skills, but I personally have taken this as an opportunity to make increasingly unsettling eggs pic.twitter.com/7mefhS5ffB
— Anna Hughes (@AnnaGHughes) August 14, 2020
Would you be interested in a service like Medium, with all its benefits of reach and exposure, but where you would own both your platform, content and audience 100%?
— Rik Nieu (@RikNieu) August 9, 2020
I'm working on just that. Good idea?#writers #blogger #contentwriting
If I say the word microformats -- will any keyword searchers notice?
— Jeff Miller (@jmeowmeow) August 7, 2020
OK when I can't even figure out how to send a viewer to the top of the page, it's time to get up and go for a ride. #indieweb blues
— Cognitively_Accessible_Math (@geonz) August 6, 2020
IndieWeb, cycling, math, AND OER! I’m in…
How was I not following @geonz before?!
Joe Arpaio has been defeated in his bid to win back the sheriff’s post in Phoenix that he held for 24 years. His platform consisted of bringing back practices that the courts have either deemed illegal or his successor has ended https://t.co/HETzKrkk7Z
— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) August 8, 2020
Such sad news but hope for better options in the future for all involved in the @prowomenslax! https://t.co/emGg2ojsyO
— Jeffrey B. Paul (@jeffpaul) August 6, 2020
Ugh… and I had just picked up the stick and ball today to play around a bit with high hopes for the upcoming season. With any luck, they’ll be back post-pandemic.
An aspect of this I'm excited about is stack agnosticism.
— jared (@jrdprr) August 6, 2020
It's not a course on a specific framework or tool.
Instead, the goal is to support you in choosing and learning the right tools for you. You'll end up with a site you can manipulate and maintain as you grow https://t.co/nrMUzoyOls