C.J. Windisch

There was one point where the existence of irrational numbers were kept secret, Know it is common knowledge, and yet

Weissman & Karikó. Two names you should know if you’re in any kind of science field. Struggled to get funding and then saved the world. Believe in basic science. Great article on their story: bu.edu/articles/2021/…

Russian Math is now a thing in the US. If I had kids they’d definitely be doing this. This is awesome, maybe it takes a company to reform us math education thetimes.co.uk/article/us-par…

North Carolina K-12 Computer Science standards. These are pretty hardcore, that’d be crazy if kids had that level of understanding by graduating high school. I wish states would do this intensity for math. dpi.nc.gov/media/8765/open

What COVID Revealed About Science youtu.be/LSaSG4n3T6o

Why You Shouldn't Nest Your Code - nice practical examples on making code better and easier to understand youtu.be/CFRhGnuXG-4

“Use a .dev domain? Not anymore.” This is old, but contains a great technical history of dns. link.medium.com/JPbAA3tqJwb

The problem with labs in science classes is you’re only doing stuff where the answer is known. Experimental science is a lot more interesting when you’re trying to figure something out that know one knows

Prediction: @OpenAI will be a top 10 most valuable company by 2035. If you're a late stage vc and you're not trying to force money into Open AI you're crazy. #ChatGPT

2022? More like 2004 'cause I started a blog: experimentalhistory.substack.com

This is how fun and genuine science could be! Can't believe there is a paper that I could finish reading at 6:30 am laying in bed - if that helps prove how stunning this work is. Absolutely recommend!

E111 ‼️ BIG BREAKDOWN on $MSFT investing $10B into @openai -- unique deal terms -- $META & $GOOG asleep at the wheel -- what startups can be built -- how to make the business model work + much more 🔊: bit.ly/alline111 📺: bit.ly/alline111yt

Tip: Improve your error messages with ChatGPT indiehackers.com/post/tip-impro… via @IndieHackers

Adoption process for #ChatGPT Try some questions not knowing what it can do > try some joke queries that aren't serious > have an idea to try for your work it doesn't work, you tweak it and it does > integrate ChatGPT into your daily workflow

Asking @OpenAI 's #ChatGPT dev questions is SO much easier than googling and searching documentation. Easily a 2-10x speedup

Serverless is the way to go for most side projects, here are some free ones link.medium.com/K9DO9sDkzwb

This is why I love @StackExchange - just about every obscure question I have has been answered. Needed a way to collectively refer to a header & footer of a document in code. Yup - somebody else has had this exact problem. english.stackexchange.com/questions/2406…

Python strftime cheatsheet: strftime.org I use this all the time for formatting times in making reports and data engineering. Useful for #Python from datetime import datetime now = datetime.now() now.strftime('%m-%d-%Y')

2 Lesser Know Shortcut Keys I use constantly: CMD+K (with text highlighted) -> opens up a window to link the text in most places with rich text formatting @googledocs @gmail @Outlook CMD+Option+Shift+V -> paste without formatting. When you want the text but not the formatting

If you haven't setup VS @code to auto-format your #Python take the 3 minutes and do it today #Auto_Format_Python" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">alphr.com/auto-format-vs…