Michael Bertolacci

@gwern @FriedKielbasa Slight augment to this so I don't have to trust bash to not delete history: ~/.bash_profile: ``` PROMPT_COMMAND="history 1 >> ~/Dropbox/prompt-history.txt" alias allhistory='cat ~/Dropbox/prompt-history.txt' ``` Usage: `allhistory | grep thing_i_vaguely_remember`

if you have a shell command you need to use like twice a month — how do you remember it?

I'm very excited to continue our work analysing the data from NASA's OCO satellites, co-lead by @NoelCressie, @andrewzm, and @bea_buks, along with students @joshhjacobson, Alan Pearse, and Daemon Kennett. A dream team!

@andrewzm giving the first horizon lecture of #ASC2023

Out today: short paper from me + colleagues on policy challenges at the AI research frontier. The paper (based on an event we co-ran with @GoogleDeepMind) explores foreseeable extensions of existing AI technologies, the risks they might pose, and what policymakers can do. 🧵:

We invite you to meet the keynote speakers @ASC2023 and OZCOTS 2023, 10-15 December 2023 @! Learn more here: bit.ly/42yvLo9 @_MargaritaMB @andrewzm #University #Stats #statistics #DataScience @ABSStats @DiscoverAMSI @AMSIschools @acspri @ssa_ecssn

Nice to see this come out—it was wonderful to play a small part in this work. Well done @BKAByrne for leading this!

Stoked to see this come out - a little piece about our work on the carbon cycle in the latest issue of @signmagazine.

@bozicivan @pincone_com Glad it helps! It's nice that a side project from nearly a decade ago is still useful.

Shout out to LoremRSS by @mikebertolacci, a great little tool that gives you a bunch of options to generate an RSS feed that updates as you need it. We do a lot of feed ingestion @pincone_com and it's a lifesaver. 🔗 lorem-rss.herokuapp.com

@thejholloway We've used zenodo.org a few times. It gets you a DOI, which is required by some journals, and it's free!

So where does everyone share their data when they want to make it publicly available? Particularly environmental and/or remote sensing data? Asking for future me who will be wanting to share. #AcademicTwitter

@SMAS presents the Annual Statistical Science Lecture on Thurs17Nov22 @UOW given by Professor Michael I. Jordan. #DataScience #RStats #StatsTwitter #machinelearning. More details in the registration link eventbrite.com.au/e/2022-statist…

Join Dr @mikebertolacci from the #UOW Centre for Environmental Informatics @uowniasra for an online discussion about the increase in greenhouse gases on Earth. 👉 uow.to/3yoibXp #GCCW #UOWGCCW

The event is being held both in person and on zoom, so if you're interested please feel free to register and come along. Here's the link again for good measure: uow.edu.au/niasra/news--i… 3/3

I'll talk about some of our (@NoelCressie, @andrewzm, @bea_buks, @AtmosJennyF, among others) latest work on using observations of atmospheric CO2 to look for changes in the carbon cycle using techniques from both Bayesian statistics and atmospheric chemistry. 2/

This Friday as part of Global Climate Change Week here at UOW I'll be giving a seminar entitled "A shifting carbon cycle: Hunting for changes in ecosystems' emission and absorption of CO2". Link below! 1/ uow.edu.au/niasra/news--i…

@dan_p_simpson Well, your username is "daniels imp son", so...

@DaveDoesStats I find stats jokes funny, but then again I'm biased.

I was thinking about making some stats-based jokes during my last presentation, but they were average 📊 (and maybe a bit mean)

If you're into statistical deep learning, this (FREE!) workshop in Sydney might interest you—I'll be there.

@robertwiblin @tylercowen This might be an instance of a false dichotomy where growth must be either exponential or zero. Cubic growth (from expanding in all directions) would be pretty good!

"But you can't keep on growing forever..." -- true or false or uncertain? marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolu…

🚨🌍check out our new preprint estimating global N2O emissions using a hierarchical Bayesian inversion: egusphere.copernicus.org/preprints/2022… @angharadstell @mikebertolacci @andrewzm @TheOtherMRigby @AnitaGanesan and many others!

@smwindecker @ISEC_stats_ecol Sure @smwindecker! The slides from an earlier time I gave the workshop are available here, they are pretty similar: mbertolacci.github.io/defensive-prog…

@mikebertolacci hi! did you have resources from your defensive coding workshop @ISEC_stats_ecol ? I missed it but would love to catch up.