I had to scroll so far down #academicsky before I found this π€£
I had to scroll so far down #academicsky before I found this π€£
Honestly stick with Excel. 90% of apps and other nonsense can be replaced with Excel. (Although Iβm a Google Sheets person myself)
Did you manage to persuade them?
Iβm now working at University of Hertfordshire two days a week (still three days a week at Royal Holloway). Hit me up if you are UoH #academicsky
The Alan Turing Memorial, situated in Sackville Gardens in Manchester, England. (Just outside Manchester's gay village.) It is a bronze sculpture in memory of Alan Turing, a pioneer of modern computing. Alan is sitting on bench. The memorial is covered in flowers, as it is his birthday today.
Happy Birthday Alan Turing
The thing is, I donβt remember any of this - there was a day when nobody thought it was an option, then a literal day when it might happen, then it was irreversibly happening. There wasnβt a persuasion phase.
Congratulations!
Alan Turingβs statue in Manchester surrounded by lots of bunches of flowers and some pots of flowers. Most are on the bench and some are on the floor.
This is what Turingβs statue looks like on his birthday β€οΈ
Okay, but isnβt that the opposite of your original post? If 6 out of 10 wish theyβd known, and 6 out of 10 wish theyβd started, then surely there is nobody left (ignoring rounding) who knew it was important but didnβt read to their kids? Like, thatβs amazing result!
Thatβs interesting. So 0 of of 10 parents knew it was important but didnβt do it (lack of time, illness, that sort of thing)?
Hang on- the image has a different fact to the post - which is correct?
As per post
Vegan Jamie dodger doughnut
Pizza on a table
Pizza!
Motorways are long
Just weeks in front of a shed
This is the before of an enormous amount of attacking plants with shears today.
"One inch in from the bottom and left-hand side of the daguerreotype can be seen the two figures who remained in the same place long enough to be recorded. Daguerreβs image was presented as part of a triptych to King Ludwig I and was displayed from 20 October 1839 at the Arts Association in Munich. The daguerreotype in this book is, obviously, a copy. But a copy is all that it is possible to see of that first photograph of humanity: the original was destroyed when being cleaned at the Munich Fotomuseum around 1974. Only an empty wooden frame with the description remains as a record of the original." From Gardner, John, and David Stewart. βIntroduction.β Chapter. In Nineteenth-Century Literature in Transition: The 1830s, edited by John Gardner and David Stewart, 1β16. Nineteenth-Century Literature in Transition. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2024.
Cleaning is dangerous!
Me, about to do a simple Arduino project: βI spent eight years in C++, four of them squeezing every gram of performance out of it, this will be simpleβ
Me, an hour later: βwhat is this unwieldy bastard language?β _throws header file across the room_
#academicsky
In the sense that I do an external persons research in exchange for money. Not that someone pays me to do my own.
Normally happens the other way around for me.
It's backed-up by research!
"samples from the United States were less frequently specified in titles" unless "they referred to racial/ethnic/cultural minorities who may be perceived as exceptions to assumed generalizability of the White American population" #AcademicSky
doi.org/10.1177/1948...
βvim $(!!)β makes me feel like a genius
Thatβs super-useful if only because people already doing it at Royal Holloway means I canβt get in trouble for it (so not true)
Pep Guardiola delivered these comments while receiving an honorary doctorate at the University of Manchester yesterday.
www.bbc.com/sport/footba...
Anyone in #academicsky successfully put snippets of lectures onto something like TikTok?
my three year old just invited us onto his podcast
be like my three year old: invite me onto your podcast
Greta Thunberg and the Madleen offered a heart in a heartless world.
They reminded us that Israel is deliberately starving an entire people - and the West could stop that at any moment.
New column π
www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...
We should introduce a new:use of colons in formal writing for this purpose.
You're damn right I use commas incorrectly. That's how you know this wasn't written, by AI
#academicsky
βNow this is an Avengers level threat@
Today I keep having to write βmasters-levelβ and β3rd year levelβ and I am constantly thinking this:
I have brought the access cards for three different universities to the university I work at, which is the fourth one.