Jason Whyte

@EMCRForum I'm in the Faculty of #Science at an #Australian #University. #EarlyCareer Academics will run a #mentoring programme. #Training didn't feature in past programmes, but seems a good idea. I'm seeking #adviceforsuccess. Can anyone please #help? sciencemag.org/careers/2020/0…

@melbournefringe 👍 but what does the new membership mean for Fringe Dwellers with a membership valid beyond August?

@melbournefringe Do we need a code to access a discount to the amount shown at checkout?

@Xbox @OfficialBlueyTV More amazing than A GIANT PEANUT!!!!

The perfect way to play Bluey The Videogame: with a #Bluey Xbox! Follow and RT with #BlueyXboxSweepstakes for a chance to win a custom @OfficialBlueyTV Xbox Series X & controller. Ages 18+. Ends 12/13/23. Rules: xbx.lv/47iZyTV

There's a lot on at @melbournefringe, but not much like "Speed: The Movie, The Play" by Brisbane's @actreacttheatre. The action happens on and around a real vintage bus. Even if you have to cross the river, this @comedy trip is worth taking. My review: artsreview.com.au/speed-the-movi…

Easter Sunday - best day for a latish #comedy show. Two Hearts (with quality @LauraDaniel25 vocals) might not be the only #NZ pop stars, but possibly the cheekiest. A #MICF highlight, recommended for those who like issues with their bangers. My review: artsreview.com.au/two-hearts-wer…

@claracupcakes outstanding #MICF show "Yee Howdy Rides Again" ends at #Malthouse today. If you're 18+, don't want to be a stinkin' varmint, and want good laughs, git along to this western-themed #comedy festival highlight. My review: artsreview.com.au/clara-cupcakes…

@hellojamesweir I hope you caught Ollie's mad decanting skills going on in the background as we had the dramatic splicing of the piece to camera with background dinner party footage?

@i8nastyman Ha, I can do that with the physical version for a day, but then I'd like to learn new things. Maybe some of my work will be of interest to more than the 20 people at a poster session...

@BlueDogDays Use them to line the walls of your office/bunker to remind you of the halcyon days of being involved in glorious pursuits of knowledge?

#Mathematicians, #Statisticians, #DataScientists, #Scientists in general, I'm an #ECR seeking advice. What do you do with your #conference #poster after the event? Post to a uni repository, add to a personal webpage, or something like figshare to aid #discoverability?

@stevenkramer_ Great song, beautifully delivered in this #Midsumma show. @stevenkramer_ is the real deal #cabaret fans. Only two more chances to see him at @45Downstairs before he disappears for who knows how long. My review: artsreview.com.au/steven-kramer-…

@BlueDogDays The Luckiest! It’s a beautiful song isn’t it 🎹 youtu.be/Bg_7gBZJZnU

@stevenkramer_ please advise: what was the Ben Folds song in your cabaret show at 45downstairs?

@Kylie_Walker1 hoping to use quotes from you from "Preparing to meet a parliamentarian" at Science Meets Parliament. I have to write a report. If you agree with the general idea, how can we proceed please?

@theosysbio @AlainGoriely An opportunity of counter-examples?

@AlainGoriely A riot of ratios A monotony of manifolds A sect of special functions A trial of theorems A puddle of proofs Need to get away from alliterations, perhaps.

Math would be even more fun if, as in biology, the collective noun for the elements of a set depends on the element: A nest of naturals A flock of Fibonacci # A rabble of rationals A shrewdness of sets A raft of reals A mob of matrices A drove of determinants Suggestions?

@BrianFeldman's @txtshow (on the internet), is (unusually for #melbfringe 2020) live --- from Washington D.C. Last two shows 28/29 Nov, 2pm AEDT. As far as Zoom goes: I "can’t recall an hour anywhere near as entertaining as this curious Fringe experiment": artsreview.com.au/melbourne-frin…

@corless_rob Aw shucks ... thanks Rob, coming from someone like you, that means a lot. Congratulations to you and Juegen for #MapleConference 2020 - a well-organised and informative event.

Up to 45 now... Some really great talks; Jason Whyte uses an especially beautiful and well-constructed Maple document, to give just one example

I have now watched 21 of the approximately 70 #MapleConference talks, on video (including my own, of course). Register at maplesoft.com/mapleconferenc… (it's free). There will be a @BohemianMatrix talk by Juana Sendra on Friday, and lots more. Tutorials start Sunday!

Maple Goodies + promise of better LaTeX export in 2021 in #MapleConference "2020 Gems You May Have Missed" - onlinexperiences.com/Launch/QReg.ht… https%3A%2F%2Fonlinexperiences.com%2FLaunch%2FQReg.htm%3FShowUUID%3D217259A1-1359-4D29-A79F-6175317B643B%26ShowLaunchInitialDisplayItem%3DE487465

Wow. At #MapleConference I've just seen that Maplesoft have built "The Lenwoloppali Differential Equation Scanner": phone photo of equations -> maths and graphs. Algebraic slips begone! onlinexperiences.com/Launch/QReg/Sh…

@theosysbio As this is of general interest to me, how did you search? A "topic search" of titles, abstracts, and keywords in Web of Science (core collection, all years, TS=("model invalidation")) has 54 hits, but this has no restriction to topics mathematical. How would you restrict further?

Genuinely puzzled by results of literature search: 6 hits for “model invalidation” vs 1000s of hits for “model validation”. And the 6 invalidation ones I’d already read.🤔