Thanks David Olusoga for telling the rich history of #5GrosvenorMount. I used to pass through the ginnel next to this house regularly travelling between Meanwood & Leeds Uni. Had always love the Victorian houses in this neighbourhood - long but pleasure walk #AHouseThroughTime

This could be what robotaxis would do invading the dead ends while waiting for customers

Issues with the 'hydrogen economy' bbc.co.uk/news/world-asi…

Out in nature today: Two large surveys were biased, with too much certainty on the wrong estimate, illustrating Meng's Big Data Paradox with surveys. By Valerie Bradley, me, Michael Isakov, Dino Sejdinovic, Xiao-Li Meng, Seth Flaxman. nature.com/articles/s4158… (1/6)

On the Importance of Bayesian Thinking in Everyday Life by Michał Oleszak in Towards Data Science towardsdatascience.com/on-the-importa…

A reflection on common proof techniques!

Sure, your plots look great. But do they have cats? If your answer was "no," you can (and probably should) fix that immediately — here's Saúl Buentello guide to the ggcat package. buff.ly/31nycyM

Deep learning interviews: hundreds of fully solved job interview questions w/range of key topics in AI: bit.ly/3eTJazN credit Bojan Tunguz

Story of the least used railway station in 2019/2020

Want to try your hand at creating multi-wavelength images? Check out our Cosmic Coloring Compositor tool! 🎨 public.nrao.edu/color/

Daughter after counting her small money stash: Daddy, money’s not the most important thing, right? Me: Right, real resources are the most important thing.

At least scientists have the courage to admit their mistakes unlike many politicians. Look like many of these are Type II errors under-reacting under uncertainty theguardian.com/world/2022/feb…

🎉We’re happy to announce that the Office for National Statistics (ONS) is launching its very own podcast!🎉 #StatisticallySpeaking will release new episodes monthly, diving deep into the work of the ONS and the stories behind the statistics. Read more and listen to the trailer here: blog.ons.gov.uk/2022/02/14/sta…

Daniel Kahneman, towering figure of social psychology, declares behavioral priming - which he himself was instrumental in making popular - "effectively dead". edge.org/adversarial-co…

Is Interpreting ML Models a Dead-End? by @valefonsecadiaz buff.ly/3EkJhAi

Your support is key to helping Chiara and others who suffer from chronic migraine. Your donation will take us one step closer to our goal of raising migraine research fund of £2K! I will take up the 3peak challenge myself too!

I like these article highlights — Elsevier showing they can still add value to the publication process. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Over 1,000 years ago, it was the closest painting has ever come to poetry... An introduction to traditional Chinese landscape art:

Why does chatGPT make up fake academic papers? By now, we know that the chatbot notoriously invents fake academic references. E.g. its answer to the most cited economics paper is completely made-up (see image). But why? And how does it make them? A THREAD (1/n) 🧵

‘They just got too greedy’: mass walkout at global science journal over ‘unethical’ fees. Is this the start of the academic rebellion against big publishers making huge profits from their publicly funded research? theguardian.com/science/2023/m…