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I am successfully defend my Master Thesis & graduated from @UninaIT @LmdsU And I am thankful to my Academic Supervisor @longodata, also for my internship & thesis supervisor in @KinetonTech company for my development of my Master thesis projects #unina #federico #DataScience

@AbhishekBJ7 @UninaIT @LmdsU @KinetonTech You have been a great student

@jerryptang @AmandaLeBel3 @shaileeejain @alex_ander One of the most impressive developments I have seen in tha last decade. Great work. Impressive and a little scary. In any case, congratulations.

Our language decoding paper (@AmandaLeBel3 @shaileeejain @alex_ander) is out! We found that it is possible to use functional MRI scans to predict the words that a user was hearing or imagining when the scans were collected nature.com/articles/s4159…

@ylecun Yes Majorie Green .... it remains to be understood whether she is a woman or rather an alien being ...

Any American women out there still voting Republican?

@AnimaAnandkumar @alicejacobsmd @francesarnold @bjenik Congratulations for your wedding. Stunning photo. I hope you will always be as happy as you are in this picture.

This is one of my favorite #Pics so far from our #wedding (credit: @alicejacobsmd ) I jumped for the kiss a bit too early before @francesarnold could finish her speech and give us the permission :) Thanks so much @francesarnold for officiating our #wedding

@DanKornas I strongly disagree. All algorithms are useful. It depends on the data and on the type of problems. Those you listed are useful for the simpler tasks but others can prove much more powerful in many cases

There are thousands of machine learning algorithms available, yet most of them are useless. A handful is all you'll ever need. A nice starting point: • Linear/Logistic Regression • Decision Trees • Neural Networks • XGBoost • Naive Bayes • PCA • KNN • SVM • t-SNE

@HIgalaxies @RayPNorris Great job Ray!

Great research by @RayPNorris and the EMU team. I love being part of the team, discussing ORCs - among other exciting radio sources - with colleagues and friends around the world. You find our paper here: arxiv.org/abs/2203.10669

@HIgalaxies @RayPNorris Great Work congrats to Ray and to all of you

@open_spectrum Congratulation to Ray Norris and his team.

BREAKING NEWS: The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has decided to award the 2021 #NobelPrize in Physics to Syukuro Manabe, Klaus Hasselmann and Giorgio Parisi “for groundbreaking contributions to our understanding of complex physical systems.”

@SiMu2021 @NobelPrize Well, after the HIGGS Boson not much exciting has happened in particle physics... therefore why to complain?

@NobelPrize Particle physics was not selected this year as well...

It was an honour to have our rector graduating our first group of data scientists. What a day! datascience.unina.it/ourgraduates.h… @LmdsU #DataScience #DataScientist

A few grants for foreign students are available. In order to applu they must have already submitted the application througfh Universitaly datascience.unina.it/documents/band…

An extremely interesting lecture by a master: Edwin A. Valentijn: Machine learning: Causality lost in translation youtu.be/rQL1zOz44ns #DataScience #MachineLearning

@powersoffour me too... but i am afraid not

With the advent of edge computing -- stuff like Cloudflare Workers, wasmer, etc -- I'd be curious to see if science gateways (esp astro) start to move away from SQL-based queries.