Neuroscientist @Charité Mitte Berlin. github.com/trislett
#neuroimaging #genetics #psychiatry #datascience
Asahi Linux is now shipping the world's first standards conformant GPU driver for Apple M1/M2! 🎉
https://rosenzweig.io/blog/first-conformant-m1-gpu-driver.html
Microsoft, Adobe, and others have dropped support for old PostScript fonts
PostScript Type 1 fonts are decades old, but apps supported them until recently.
This Community Page presents the type 1 diabetes (T1D) Knowledge Portal, an open-access resource for hypothesis development and target discovery in T1D that aims to help address the challenge of translating genetic discoveries into mechanistic insight.
@moorejh And here’s a response to the recent preprint
Apparently I'm not a maintainer of #LXD anymore and neither is @stgraber. So it seems from now on it's Canonical employees only.
I'd like to point out that before Canonical moved LXD into github.com/canonical/lxd maintainership was completely independent of the company. If you went to work somewhere else you still were a maintainer. As it should be with any well-functioning OSS project.
The Hyperloop was never meant to be built. Elon Musk admitted it was all about fueling opposition to California’s high-speed rail project so it would get canceled.
He never planned to improve transportation; he just wants to keep people trapped in cars.
https://newrepublic.com/article/174089/big-tech-watching-drive
#tech #transport #elonmusk #transportation #hyperloop #trains
Happy to announce that the paper introducing our Misinformation Game simulator (led by the amazing Lucy Butler) is out in Behavior Research Methods today: https://rdcu.be/dgCo6
It's a social-media simulation for experimental research. Full experimental control, open source, Qualtrics integration, no coding skills required.
Posts can be text, image (incl. gif) or both. You can choose between a feed mode or page-wise presentation.
You can edit source handles and avatars, as well as engagement metrics (e.g. number of likes). There's a source-credibility badge and follower counts. Source-post assignments can range from fully random to fully determined.
Participants can like, dislike, share, or flag content, and they can comment. Their credibility score and follower count changes dynamically based on the choices they make. And all these features can easily be switched on or off.
Note that posts *can* be classified as true vs. false but they don't have to be. We developed the tool with misinformation experiments in mind but it can be used for many other purposes. We hope it'll be useful!
Full access here: https://misinfogame.com
There's a volcano-like hotspot on the far side of the moon, that's very likely not a volcanic feature. A mystery.
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