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Absolutely Amazing
— γ Berger | Dillon γ (@InertialObservr) November 14, 2019
Physicists (!) discover a new fundamental and amazing mathematical fact:
You can get the Eigenvectors of a matrix using ONLY its Eigenvalueshttps://t.co/JsvjySDdWE pic.twitter.com/Mt797mmqDk
A classic example of why we need to complicate our narratives about celebrating "diversity." This lab is led by a woman of color and has students of color in it, and they are doing some fuckshit that aids and abets mass incarceration, housing, and employment discrimination. https://t.co/1ncfbLYd0J
— π π½ββοΈ Chanda Prescod-Weinstein π π½ββοΈ (@IBJIYONGI) November 11, 2019
doggo discovering Newtonβs third law pic.twitter.com/AeL8T6EsAG
— γ Berger | Dillon γ (@InertialObservr) November 11, 2019
"Malestar del Γ©xito"
— Lautaro Vergara (@VergaraLautaro) November 10, 2019
Es como "alegai de puro lleno"
La desconexiΓ³n con la realidad del Presidente @sebastianpinera es peligrosa.
Hmm, new #GravitaionalWave candidate #S191110afhttps://t.co/9luTHwJBI2
— Christopher Berry (@cplberry) November 10, 2019
This is found by an unmodelled burst search, NOT a binary merger search. A new type of source? I will need lots of convincing! Checks currently underway
False alarm rate: 1 per 12 year (meh)
Rating: βπΆοΈ pic.twitter.com/sOa0bpw2AF
This is nonsense economics, and to a spectacular extent.
— DPWFreeborn (@DPWF0) November 16, 2019
It may or may not make electoral sense for the LibDems to try to win Tory voters by becoming the George Osborne party.
But we have recently seen the long-term harmful effects of lying to the public about basic economics. https://t.co/OnW1dQL40Y
Behavior and complex information: tell people the average contribution to a public good and they will cluster around it; tell them the distribution of donations and they will contribute all or nothing. Don't believe it? Check it out! https://t.co/XUmeIRJvUy
— Anxo SΓ‘nchez (@anxosan) November 12, 2019
Today I was working with David Spivak and Brendan Fong on our new course, Programming with Categories. It will take place in January at MIT as part of IAP. We'll introduce categorical concepts and teach elements of Haskell to illustrate them. Yes, all 18 lectures will be recorded
— Bartosz Milewski (@BartoszMilewski) November 11, 2019
Dividing by zero on a mechanical calculatorhttps://t.co/hWxXmisvDQ pic.twitter.com/oaBFudLi3V
— γ Berger | Dillon γ (@InertialObservr) November 15, 2019
me: I should get to sleep early tonight
— γ Berger | Dillon γ (@InertialObservr) November 12, 2019
me [12:46 a.m]: pic.twitter.com/6Qn5hDsuEG
I am not sure how many people have a favorite function. I do and it is x^x. Not because it is particularly useful, but because of the expression any student (me included when I was younger) have on their face the very first time they encounter it π pic.twitter.com/7h3hSpx2p6
— Jacopo Bertolotti (@j_bertolotti) November 15, 2019
Cross section calculations include a factor of the relative velocity of the two particles: vA - vB.
— Flip Tanedo (@FlipTanedo) November 10, 2019
What does this factor mean, especially given that it looks like it can be *twice* as large as the speed of light for two photons hitting one another head-on? (1/4) pic.twitter.com/gocN5vQPot
Na lang praten eindelijk iemand die het Γ©cht wil in een positie die Γ©cht iets kan veranderen en er Γ©cht werk van maakt. Chapeau @Rianneletschert! Belangrijk signaal voor de academische wereld. #TeamSciencehttps://t.co/hyZzY6qfHw
— Ivo van Vulpen (@IvovanVulpen) November 13, 2019
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— Robert McNees the Baste God (@mcnees) November 16, 2019
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Hoy en @nadaesgratis, @papiteide: "OjalΓ‘ un dΓa nuestros polΓticos conviertan en rutina la evaluaciΓ³n de polΓticas pΓΊblicas (y cuando sea posible y beneficioso siguiendo el enfoque experimental) a los programas destinados a mejorar nuestras vidas." https://t.co/ftMDp1rfg9 OjalΓ‘!
— Anxo SΓ‘nchez (@anxosan) November 15, 2019
We have (finally!) expanded our Atlas of Inequality to 9 more cities in the US. You can now check how unequal are the places in Seattle, Dallas, Washington, Miami, LA, San Francisco, Chicago, Detroit and Philadelphia.
— Esteban Moro (@estebanmoro) November 14, 2019
π https://t.co/CuKmEN2gKo pic.twitter.com/daknNp1eUy
Fun fact: the most massive supermassive black hole discovered is TON 618, 66 BILLION times the mass of the Sun. That makes its event horizon, the point beyond which not even light can escape, ~1300 AU. With the solar system being ~122 AU, TON 618 would swallow it 11 times over!
— Sophia Gad-Nasr π³οΈβπ (@Astropartigirl) November 13, 2019
In math, often a good idea that solves a problem you've stewed on for months just suddenly comes to you.
— Steve McCormick (@Quasilocal) November 15, 2019
This is the time when any good mathematician should immediately stop thinking about it and celebrate this little win, before discovering the sign error that ruins everything
El post de hoy de @LibertadGonLu en @nadaesgratis sobre quΓ© gobierno ha sido mΓ‘s efectivo en reducir el paro en EspaΓ±a https://t.co/wd2vYl7cTR es de los de lectura obligatoria para formar el espΓritu crΓtico. No hay respuestas simples para estas preguntas, no las busquΓ©is
— Anxo SΓ‘nchez (@anxosan) November 13, 2019
We have an opening for a Research Software Developer at @PhysicsatSurrey. This is an exciting opportunity to develop cutting edge software tools, with time also for independent research. Deadline to apply December 31st. Please spread the word!https://t.co/dzdyV7yrdA
— Justin Read (@ReadDark) November 12, 2019