Clayton A Davis (inactive)

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[Clayton A Davis (inactive) @clayadavis]

Corporate, ad-supported social media is cancer. You are not the customer, you are the product. Leave and take your life back.

[Data For Science @data4sci]

6. "A First Course in Network #Science" - An introductory textbook on #Networks and #Graphs with an emphasis on conceptual understanding and practical applications by @OSoMe_IU, @santo_fortunato and @clayadavis https://t.co/sXkqac3XCx

[Dirk Zavala @dirkzavala]

El enfoque en #sistemascomplejos nos visibiliza y resalta la relevancia de las relaciones (interdependencia). Dos librazos sobre #cienciaderedes: El clásico de @barabasi y la resiente introducción de F Menczer, @santo_fortunato y @clayadavis 💎 s.
#Python #networkscience

[Clayton A Davis (inactive) @clayadavis]

@onurvarol @Twitter I had two accounts suspended as well. I was able to get this one back but not the other one. Granted I have real content on this account whereas the other one was used for testing software and API interactions, but still, testing out *their* API isn't against ToS or anything...

[Clayton A Davis (inactive) @clayadavis]

@pointyshiny It may not have been clear in the video, but I'm no longer affiliated with Botometer and haven't worked on it for a couple years. Please consult Botometer's FAQ (link below) and direct further feedback to @Botometer.

https://t.co/noA6dasWYO

[Clayton A Davis (inactive) @clayadavis]

@chrishansen another example of platform efforts to reduce the "velocity" of bullshit.

[Lukas Schlögl (@schl.bsky.social) @LukasSchlogl]

Twitter catching me red-handed 😅 (Interesting feature, btw!)

[Clayton A Davis (inactive) @clayadavis]

@usnvetwife @yang3kc @onurvarol @Botometer @OSoMe_IU Yeah, this is what's going on. The same happened to a couple of our accounts; we reverified over a week ago and still haven't been restored.

[Clayton A Davis (inactive) @clayadavis]

@HeheStreams

[Clayton A Davis (inactive) @clayadavis]

@DFRLab @Cornell @Twitter Unless I'm missing something, I think this paper comes from researchers at @CUBoulder. Cornell hosts the ArXiV, the preprint server on which this is posted.

[Clayton A Davis (inactive) @clayadavis]

In case any of you are following me for all-too-infrequent updates about https://t.co/jtsWX9tLaU, I've just updated the models with MTGJSON 4.6.3 to include Ikoria and Commander 2020.

Thanks @SrPantuflas for the poke!

[Clayton A Davis (inactive) @clayadavis]

@SrPantuflas Go for it 👍

[Clayton A Davis (inactive) @clayadavis]

@thejoyfulpriest @esglaude This is meant as constructive criticism and dialog btw, I know you argue in good faith (ha) and I wouldn't have engaged otherwise. I may not have picked "defund" either, but the movement isn't "PhDs matter," so I don't get to pick the message. My part is just to help w/ context.

[Clayton A Davis (inactive) @clayadavis]

@thejoyfulpriest @esglaude I don't necessarily disagree with the issue but I think that any alternative to "defund" needs to be a specific call to action. Action without sacrifice is meaningless; a promise to re-think an institution built on racist foundations is the worst kind of liberal incrementalism.

[Clayton A Davis (inactive) @clayadavis]

@fabiorojas @CatoInstitute They leave out the Iraq War detente, but the recent article from 538 suggests that "the era of negotiated management basically fell apart after the WTO protests in Seattle in 1999" https://t.co/gHAYOsNqzL

[Clayton A Davis (inactive) @clayadavis]

@fabiorojas @CatoInstitute Your broader point does bring me back to my experience protesting in St. Louis against the Iraq War in '03 or 04. I distinctly remember talking to a cop *during the march* who expressed that it was their job to protect us, whether or not they agreed with us. Seems farcical now...

[Clayton A Davis (inactive) @clayadavis]

@fabiorojas @CatoInstitute And I don't mean to exclude any of the other possibilities you listed, just to add a couple of specific ones.

[Clayton A Davis (inactive) @clayadavis]

@fabiorojas @CatoInstitute My limited view from Brooklyn would suggest that 1) in this instance, coordination with the police could be seen as hypocritical, and 2) these protests are so decentralized that there may not be meaningful leadership with which to liaise.