Two hundred and eighty characters represents a significantly wider parameter space for Twitter users to express themselves in greater nuance and depth. The improvements to discourse will be manifold. However, it goes no way towards addressing the platform's biggest flaw, which is
Today I am announcing the Wimpy Tour, a month long adventure starting 1st July to visit EVERY Wimpy in the UK!
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@YouTube What's going on with "muted playback in feeds" becoming "playback in feeds" on YouTube Android? Is there any way to mute the previews? It's made scrolling through my subscriptions basically impossible - I really liked the feature when it was silent+captions!
@algingersmith@BritainElects@techneUK Assume sample size ~2k, we would expect the results to be within about 3% of the true value. So repeat the poll, and a swing of 6% is easily possible. Get an outlier and the swing will be larger. Other poll will have methodology differences. tl;dr, this is polls working correctly
@BoredAOC@X_Myth_@siliconAlex Boats aren't traveling at 8km/second and only barely able to adjust their velocity though, so the mean free path for boats is very high
@nationalrailenq Ticket's EDB to COV, currently sat in Preston station after taking a rail replacement from Lancaster around a broken down train, only train that looks useful (21:17 to BHM) has continually increasing estimated arrival time. What should I do?
@vinsterUK @b1gfez@JLPartnersPolls@BritainElects@Channel4News National polls are typically 1000 to 2000 people, so given 650 constituencies that's about 1.5-3 people each, and have a statistical error of about 3%