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.dotfiles
Developer setups, editors, and dotfiles.
667 per centimeter
"Whether we and our politicians know it or not, Nature is party to all our deals and decisions, and she has more votes, a longer memory, and a sterner sense of justice than we do." -- Wendell Berry
A Deep Look by Dave Hook
Thoughts, ramblings and ruminations
Abdullah Majid
Faith is the solution to everything
Air Information.com
Recent content on Air Information.com
Andrea Soltoggio
Andrew Carr Data Science with Esoteric Programming Languages
Exploring data science problems but only using esoteric programming languages.
Andrew G. Gibson
Science Fiction Author, Narrator and Editor
Anika Nath
Planetary Science M.S. Student at MIT | Data Analysis and Visualization
Annals of the Russian academy of medical sciences
Annals of the Russian academy of medical sciences | Peer-rewieved medical journal
Applied Econ Jobs
Job opportunities for applied economists
Aristophanes Athenaeum
Reviewing the books the publishers won't.
Attached
Attached: The Science of Relationships is a place to center friendships, share psychology's best research/wisdom on making friends, deepening friendships, handling conflict & more.
Backcountry Psychology
Essays from an outdoorsman and social scientist. Perspectives on social science from the "backcountry" of heterodoxy. Stories of hunting the wild backcountry of New Zealand. Mental Health, Culture, Arts, Outdoors, and everything else.
Beauty Geekery by Claire Coleman
Award-winning journalist writing about the geekier side of beauty...
Being A Better Scientist
Thoughts from San Francisco about science and being a scientist
Bernardo Kastrup, PhD, PhD
Meditations on life, the universe, and everything
Bits, Brains, and Behavior
Occasional commentary by Markus Meister
Blog - epistimi
Bookmarked Reads
nonfiction reads for curious minds | science + education + current affairs + interesting people + history | reviews, recommendations & curated selections
Breder.org
Personal blog of Victor Breder.
Calibrating Uncertainty
Thoughts about information, science, and machine learning.
Canary In a Covid & Climate World
The home of 109 Canaries from our Amazon #1 bestselling book series. Featuring articles, podcasts, editorials, exclusive chapters, and thought-provoking discussion on Covid, climate, science, energy, public policy, and the ideas shaping our world.
Cavendish University Uganda
Leading in Excellence, Innovation, and Transformation
Charles Rathkopf
Charles Rathkopf
Chris Stucchio
Colombo Institute
for Human Sciences
Comics Worth Reading
The Longest-Running Independent Graphic Novel, Manga, and Comic Book Review Site Online
Craving Coherence
Making sense of a messy world—one thought at a time.
DS@UP 🚀
Data Science updates, in and around University of Pretoria. Made with ❤️ in Tshwane. This is an independent newsletter run by Dr. Vukosi Marivate.
Dan Ghica's Personal Blog
Mostly programming language semantics with a dash of armchair philosophy. The views expressed here are personal and in no way reflect those of my employers.
Daniel Nettle
Daniel's Blog
More Is Different
Data Science Project
Becoming a Data Scientist
Data Science: Journal of Computing and Applied Informatics
DATA SCIENCE: JOURNAL OF COMPUTING AND APPLIED INFORMATICS (JOCAI) Data Science: Journal of Computing and Applied Informatics (JoCAI) is an international peer-reviewed biannual journal (January and July) published by TALENTA Publisher, Universitas Sumatera Utara and managed by Center for Excellence for Artificial Intelligence of Things (AIoT) and Department of Data Science and Artificial Intelligence Master Program, Faculty of Computer Science and Information Technology, Universitas Sumatera…
David R Hamilton PHD
Author website of Dr David R Hamilton, containing blogs, links to books and events.
Dr. Malcolm Kendrick
Scottish Doctor, author, speaker, sceptic
Dr. Peter B Allen – Lab Blog
Emerging Technology Observatory
News, demos, and analysis from the Emerging Technology Observatory (https://eto.tech), CSET's public platform for data and insight on critical emerging tech issues.
Emir's blog
Recent content on Emir's blog
Entrepreneurial Geekiness
Data Science, PyData London, Springer Spaniels, Coffee
Episodes - Conspirituality
Erika Barker — Miami-Based AI, Data Science, and Tech Journalism
Exploring how AI, data science, and forecasting shape the future. Erika Barker decodes technology’s impact on society through insight, creativity, and innovation from Miami.
Every Day Health
We share trusted, evidence-based health tips to help you live a healthier life every day. this newsletter is based on real experiences and the latest health knowledge. With us, you’ll stay informed and feel more in control of your health.
Experiments in data science
A blog about my experiments in programming & machine learning.
FAIR Data Digest
CURRENTLY PATERNITY LEAVE. Notes on my work with (cultural heritage) FAIR data. Topics cover Programming, Open Science, Digital Humanities, Knowledge Graphs, Linked Data, Metadata, data catalogs, Wikidata, RDF, SPARQL and the Semantic Web.
Forensic Science*
Forensic science* issues, commentary, and discussion by an award-winning 30-year veteran of the industry.
Former NIH Program Staffer
Former NIH Program Staffer
Former NIH Program Staffer
Former NIH Program Staffer
FrogHeart
Commentary about nanotech, science policy and communication, society, and the arts
Future Trends and Science Fiction
Trends in technology, business, climate change, world affairs, and politics that inspire science fiction stories.
Geoff Boeing
Geoff Boeing is an Associate Professor in USC's Department of Urban Planning and Spatial Analysis.
George Hopkin
making noise.
Go Meta! News and Views from RoRI
By the Research on Research Institute (RoRI). We publish timely essays, reflections and signals from across metascience, research policy and reform. Expect original thinking, reactions to live debates, and practical insights from people studying research
Grey Matters
I'm a Cambridge PhD student writing about Psychology, Neuroscience and AI.
Human RNA Project
Sungchul Ji, PhD, Professor Emeritus of Theoretical Cell Biology, Rutgers University, shares his thoughts on one of the most important scientific endeavors of our time.
Insectnation
back from the dead...
Inverting Vision
Reflections on the History of Science, Exploration, and Technology
Iris van Rooij
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