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recardonaRogelio E. Cardona-Rivera@recardona·
23 Feb

Wow, this is the most succinct way I have seen to point out how subjectivism is more-precise than positivists might give it credit for. “When you measure include the measurer.” 👏 https://twitter.com/MCHammer/status/1363908982289559553

MC HAMMER@MCHammer

You bore us. If science is a “commitment to truth” shall we site all the historical non-truths perpetuated by scientists ? Of course not. It’s not science vs Philosophy ... It’s Science + Philosophy. Elevate your Thinking and Consciousness. When you measure include the measurer. https://twitter.com/drewgrey/status/1363905675957473288

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AbebabAbeba Birhane@Abebab·
13 Feb

Algorithmic injustice: a relational ethics approach https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2666389921000155

New paper fresh off the press! 🥳🥳🥳

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jiayingzhaoJiaying Zhao@jiayingzhao·
10 Feb

Thanks for having me on the podcast, it was a lot of fun! https://twitter.com/ConfBoardofCda/status/1359615403614429195

The Conference Board of Canada@ConfBoardofCda

Our latest #podcast guest shares her studies on how psychology can effect change in sustainability. Dr. @jiayingzhao, Canada Research Chair in Behavioural Sustainability, talks with us about how to nudge people to better decisions. Episode now available: https://www.conferenceboard.ca/insights/podcasts/bright-future?utm_source=PODCAST&utm_medium=SOCIAL&utm_campaign=COMMS#jiaying-zhao

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kensycoopKensy Cooperrider@kensycoop·
4 Feb

We are long overdue for some new norms surrounding the PhD admissions/ advising process. Four suggestions below...

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BlkInComputingBlack in Computing@BlkInComputing·
4 Feb

Black in X Collective making a video for Black In History Month. We need at least one member from each group to check out channel on SLACK and make a submission by 2/7. Let us know if you have questions.

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kaitlynmwernerKaitlyn M. Werner, PhD@kaitlynmwerner·
30 Jan

As a trainee, I’ve reached a point where I’m actually *offended* if a draft comes back with little feedback. It may be painful in the moment, but having a mentor this invested in your work is such a valuable learning experience! https://twitter.com/JulesBass6/status/1355281902463148033

Julie Bastarache@JulesBass6

Note to mentors: remember to warn new mentees that this👇is normal. Although I’m totally used to seeing my work come back to me like this (one of my old grants), it can be shocking the first time. I forgot to warn a new grad student and regrettably caused a lot of distress 🤦‍♀️

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fedeadolfiFederico Adolfi@fedeadolfi·
29 Jan

[Cognitive capacity nobody understands] is very important.

However

the underlying neural mechanisms remain enigmatic.

Here we show that [stimuli somehow related to the capacity] can be decoded from [spatiotemporal description].

Our results show that we can do what we did.

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emilymbenderEmily M. Bender@emilymbender·
27 Jan

This is our apparently extreme agenda: asking ML researchers to set back and reflect on the implications of the research directions they are pursuing, now that said research is being deployed at scale.

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PratherLabMath is Mathing Prather@PratherLab·
26 Jan

Orange guy really did me dirty there. https://twitter.com/oni_blackstock/status/1354180270363201536

Dr. Oni Blackstock@oni_blackstock

.@NIH R01 racial funding inequity

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recardonaRogelio E. Cardona-Rivera@recardona·
26 Jan

I am excited to share that on Tuesday, February 2nd I will be presenting an invited lecture on “Computational Models of Narrative and Social Justice” at @RealAAAI’s #aaai2021 Doctoral Consortium! Full schedule is here: http://aaaidc.github.io/day1/

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