Derrick Speirs (@derrickspeirs) 's Twitter Profile
Derrick Speirs

@derrickspeirs

Data Scientist . Previously S & C.

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calendar_today08-06-2011 12:53:02

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Alan Couzens (@alan_couzens) 's Twitter Profile Photo

My Christmas gift to you: Go unwrap your old training logs and look at how much you used to train. You're not getting old. You're just getting soft.

Jason Helmes (@anymanfitness) 's Twitter Profile Photo

When you try to lose weight, you avoid sugar, carbs, seed oils, do 24+ hour prolonged fasts, and go "Carnivore". When you want your dog to lose weight, you put less food in his bowl and walk him more.

Ruth Husko (@dank_ackroyd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Christmas over now. Truly been a magical time watching my mom and step dad sit playing Candy Crush for 12 hours a day in complete silence with the telly off - honestly can't beat it ✨

Stuart Phillips (he/him) (@mackinprof) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We show (again) that: Resistance training load does not determine resistance training‐induced hypertrophy across upper and lower limbs in healthy young males physoc.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1113/JP…

𝐃𝐈𝐆𝐁 (@_digb) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It’s diabolical that Only an Excuse isn’t still on BBC before the bells The material they’d have had with Nancy and Martin this year would’ve made it an all timer

ceern. (@notoriousbag_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Look at the fucking state of that goalkeeping. It’s like your mate at 5s who deliberately doesn’t try because he wants back out of goals

Ben Smith (@bensmithlive) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A single night of sleep can now predict 130 future diseases with up to 93% accuracy. Stanford researchers just released SleepFM. This is a multimodal foundation model trained on 585,000 hours of physiological data from 65,000 participants. And it's actually insane: (1/5)

A single night of sleep can now predict 130 future diseases with up to 93% accuracy.

Stanford researchers just released SleepFM.

This is a multimodal foundation model trained on 585,000 hours of physiological data from 65,000 participants.

And it's actually insane: (1/5)
David Spiegelhalter (@d_spiegel) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I've had fun helping BBC Ideas produce this animation, which attempts to explain Bayesian ideas in 4 minutes. I hope you like it - I really like the animators style. bbc.co.uk/videos/c78ee07…

Iñigo San Millán (@doctorinigo) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Most people interested in longevity focus on supplements, biomarkers, or the latest protocol. The real limiter of healthspan is usually much simpler and much harder to fix: mitochondrial function. If the system that produces cellular energy is inefficient, everything downstream

Most people interested in longevity focus on supplements, biomarkers, or the latest protocol.

The real limiter of healthspan is usually much simpler and much harder to fix: mitochondrial function.

If the system that produces cellular energy is inefficient, everything downstream