merraksh
The Preregistration Revolution
I switched to industry while in 3rd tenure-track year and moved back to Europe, though the topic is the same (nonlinear discrete optimization). Most of the work is software development.
Enjoying a better paycheck and working 9to5 Mon-Fri (rarely had a non-work evening/weekend while in academia) but the research is still great and I get to publish articles and go to conferences. Miss teaching a lot and clearly I can't pick my own research topics, but the switch was definitely worth it.
Our university should once again belong to the academics, not the bureaucracy
Google+ bug exposes non-public profile data for 52M users
Math Lingo vs. Plain English: Double Entendre (1997)
Nasdaq Acquires Quandl
Environmental Groups Sue Newark Over Lead in Drinking Water
Spice: a lethal epidemic fuelled by austerity
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For color ASCII he suggests vlc -v caca <youtube link>Lemming Suicide Myth: Disney Film Faked Bogus Behavior
Facebook alerts 14M to privacy bug that changed status composer to public
Swedish Speed-Camera Pays Drivers to Slow Down
SageMath 8.2 is released
I think a form of education is one of the primary purposes and responsibilities of a country's national TV. Managing a broadcaster so that it gives the public what it wants, rather than what's better for them, is akin to giving kids fries and coke all day, because that's what they want.