Ben MacLeod @_optobear

Development(al) challenges, Rubyism; brown belt bass, white belt drums; thinkety thinks. Melbourne, Victoria Joined January 2010

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Juris 🪼 @JurisAbramenko

6 years ago

Majestic mattress flight at Denver’s 'open air bed' cinema gone wrong. Quite a sight.

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Melinda Howard @MelindaHoward4

6 years ago

According to Greek Mythology, Chiron was a half horse, half human doctor. This made him the Centaur for Disease Control.

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Molly Glassey @GlasseyMolly

6 years ago

We need just 130 donors to hit our 10,000 goal. Do you know how crazy/stressful that is? PLEASE HELP AND DONATE.

The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand @ConversationEDU

6 years ago

We need just 130 donors to hit our 10,000 goal. Do you know how crazy/stressful that is? PLEASE HELP AND DONATE.

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The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand @ConversationEDU

6 years ago

We're hiring! If you know anyone who would make a 👍 #science + #technology editor, let them know about this role: jobs.theconversation.com/jobs/23904-sec…

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Twitter! Please sponsor me to live on rations for a week from Sunday to raise money to bring food and dignity to Syrian refugees in Jordan. If I raise about $90 more, I get to eat vegetables with my rice 🌿🎉 Every bit helps, and it's tax deductible - my.rationchallenge.org.au/benmacleod

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Ben MacLeod @_optobear

6 years ago

Serious question

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Dust-to-Digital @dusttodigital

6 years ago

Rock and Roll

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the huge norks respecter @abigbagofkeys

7 years ago

[wolf checking out a caveman] I bet if I turned into a tiny little idiot that guy would give me food

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David Blumenstein @nakedfella

7 years ago

Good morning. This is some of my new comic, tweeted on twittor. 1.

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John Burn-Murdoch @jburnmurdoch

7 years ago

New project: A “Bar Chart Race” animation showing the changing ranks of the 10 biggest cities in the world since 1500. Fascinating to watch giant cities vanish after falling in conquests, and amazing that three UK cities were in the top 8 in the late 1800s.

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Charlie Clausen @CXClausen

7 years ago

Opinions are like arseholes, you should only form one when absolutely necessary.

New Scientist @newscientist

7 years ago

Opinions are like arseholes, you should only form one when absolutely necessary.

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america's sin-free lounge singer @KrangTNelson

7 years ago

one of these is real but which one

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Ana Fabrega @anafabregagood

7 years ago

One of the first things children learn is what noises animals make, but a new tech startup hopes to change that

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Laura Tingle @latingle

7 years ago

Should it be pointed out that the man featured in the picture and the story was not just a communications consultant but a long time Coalition staffer?

The Australian @australian

7 years ago

Should it be pointed out that the man featured in the picture and the story was not just a communications consultant but a long time Coalition staffer?

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hardmaru @hardmaru

7 years ago

A fun way to learn about neural networks and AI is to implement a simulation game giving your agents little neural net brains, and training them using a simple method like evolution. This demo trains a small neural network to drive around the track after only a few generations:

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Ian Dunt @IanDunt

7 years ago

This is fascinating and really insightful. We're facing a political culture which hates detail on principle. It's the infantalisation of a Great Britain.

Roland Smith @rolandmcs

7 years ago

This is fascinating and really insightful. We're facing a political culture which hates detail on principle. It's the infantalisation of a Great Britain.

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Kent Beck 🌻 @KentBeck

7 years ago

My vote for most valuable programming skill? Walking. I spent 15 minutes going and picking up my laundry and figured out how to avoid 10 hours of programming. 40:1!