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Write On Stomach

Found 3050 matches from 1,400 records in about 0.1121 seconds for Write or On or Stomach.

2051. RT @ed_saber @lifewinning perplexes me that americans always go to germany, hitler, and holocaust when they could focus on slavery, segregation, jim crow, and apartheid as a worst-case scenario.

  8 November 2018, 2:25:41 AM | LINK | Filed in

2052. RT @katecrawford Much of the work on deep fakes and manipulated media uses politicians as the likely victims. Maybe they'll be the perpetrators. twitter.com/soledadobrien/…

  8 November 2018, 3:46:56 PM | LINK | Filed in

2053. RT @bitandbang Are you a maintainer or contributor to one of these projects? - @nodejs - @expressjs - @d3js_org - @vuejs - @bower - @gulpjs - @momentjs - minimist - Karma - request - RequireJS If you are, @NASA is depending on your code. No pressure. github.com/nasa/openmct

  9 November 2018, 11:59:11 AM | LINK | Filed in

2054. RT @LangeAlexandra Thread on disappearing culture journalism. I worry about this every day. I also see architects acting as if they can get along fine without critics and … we already know the profession’s not healthy. twitter.com/mckinneykelsey…

  9 November 2018, 1:59:59 PM | LINK | Filed in

2055. RT @jaynehuckerby #thisismylane @ThisIsOurLane #ThisIsOurLane most powerful threads on Twitter right now: be devastated and inspired by every post. It’s only through research on public health consequences of gun violence in America that we can understand the full extent of this human rights crisis twitter.com/scrubbedin/sta…

  12 November 2018, 12:22:49 AM | LINK | Filed in

2056. RT @zararah Fascinating paper by @benzevgreen on why data scientists focusing on ethics is not enough – instead, data scientists should recognise their role as political actors, and stop pretending "neutrality" or objectivity: arxiv.org/abs/1811.03435

  12 November 2018, 6:31:27 PM | LINK | Filed in

2057. RT @jburnmurdoch This @nytimes cartogram is getting a lot of deserved praise, but I wanna talk about one particular design choice that is simply genius: Separating the states from one another. Why is this such a brilliant decision? A very brief thread:

  12 November 2018, 6:30:35 PM | LINK | Filed in

2058. RT @jkeefe Addressing subway riders "in the front of the train" or "in the rear cars" seems extremely conductor-centric. Once aboard, I rarely have any idea where I am relative to the rest of the train. #nyc

  15 November 2018, 1:56:19 PM | LINK | Filed in

2059. RT @linamkhan Excellent multi-part report from @TheEconomist on how dominant firms are stifling competition. Includes a scathing critique of "the intellectual decay of the antitrust establishment" economist.com/special-report…

  16 November 2018, 8:11:06 PM | LINK | Filed in

2060. RT @ShaneClaiborne There are now 164 people who have proven that they were wrongfully-convicted and given a death sentence. Together over 1800 years of their lives has been taken from them. And these are just the ones that have been able to prove their innocence. #WTI15

  16 November 2018, 9:08:25 PM | LINK | Filed in

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