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July 3rd, 2019

josephfcox Twitter stopped the account advertising malware to spy on girlfriends after we contacted the site. A good chunk of platforms' content moderation remains the same: wait for someone to flag it, journalist reaches out, remove, the circle of life is complete vice.com/en_us/article/…

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zirkuspony wie ich mir das ideale festival vorstelle:
+ max. 500 leute
+ pro stunde spielt 1 qualitativ hochwertige band (radiohead o. bibu)
+ geiler sound (mit weichem s)
+ getränke gratis
+ alle saufen aber leise
+ offene käsetheke
+ gratis zeit-magazin
+ abends heim

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beimwort Ich finde das Spitzenkandidatenprinzip ja persönlich ganz gut, aber diese ständig neuen demokratietheoretisch fragwürdigen Heilserwartungen an kleinere Änderung des politischen Prozesses in den letzten Jahren sind echt ungesund für alle Beteiligten.

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JessicaCalarco Mentors shouldn’t knowingly contribute to academia’s culture of cruelty. It’s okay to prepare students for cruelty ("Here's a rough review I got and how I dealt with it”). It’s not okay to inflict cruelty for practice (“I’ll be harsh on you, so you’ll be ready for Reviewer 2”).

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vrooje The serendipitous chorus of “NO” in response to “I don’t need the mic, I can just shout” is heartening to see from attendees! A great example of mild but positive social pressure that helps our community be more inclusive.

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PessimistsArc “When you can make 20 copies of anything as easily as one, you automatically spread trouble and increasingly waste time” (1942) newspapers.com/clip/32988004/ pic.twitter.com/OtTzMyr8RD

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cdutilhnovaes But there's also quite some regularity over the centuries, and for many centuries Euclidean geometric proofs were the canonical ones. More recently new types of proofs like computer-assisted and probabilistic proofs seem to represent real changes in the paradigm.

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cdutilhnovaes This observation has profound philosophical implications, in that it suggests that there isn't anything like an atemporal essence of what math proofs really are. As the practices of mathematicians change over the years, so does the very concept of what counts as a proof.

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cdutilhnovaes As I work on the chapter on math practices for my deduction monograph, I came across this book, which looks super interesting (I just started reading it). It shows that the concept of mathematical proof has changed and continues to change over time.
springer.com/gp/book/978038…

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malikibheis My new is out! Lots of lovely new 👻
Watch it here: youtu.be/t_gf5bFvmwk pic.twitter.com/V0myWP9ucj

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derwahremawa »[H]is eviscerating management style, notoriously thin skin and off-the-cuff, frequently profane remarks increasingly brought doubt about whether he had the temperament for high office.«
I GOT THIS REFERENCE washingtonpost.com/local/obituari…

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wellformedness Enjoying the fascinating characters ("Miller's Monkey" and "The Phonotactic Monkey") in this ms. from Caplan, Kodner, and Yang on the communicative efficiency hypothesis: ling.auf.net/lingbuzz/004660

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