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[hearvox @hearvox]

Every four years https://t.co/6BPwq9lr3k compiles @PolitiFact-checks (with permission) to rate the veracity of political people. We convert their fact-checks into credibility scores, comparing pols, pundits, PACS.
https://t.co/cxfgBo3OhL

[hearvox @hearvox]

Had a great conversation about pink-slime journalism (fake-local news) with @jflannys and Domenic Camia on their podcast Laid Off and Looking: https://t.co/hegtMUhvKT

[hearvox @hearvox]

@rosalita356 @7Veritas4 Funny but false: https://t.co/mdtNHI4DRB

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@mindys4Biden Funny but false: https://t.co/mdtNHI4DRB

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@joncoopertweets Funny but false: https://t.co/mdtNHI4DRB

[hearvox @hearvox]

Is it due less to who than when: did the POTUS serve during a boom or bust (e.g., depression, recession, inflation, recovery)? Or is something about a GOP Prez antithetical to job growth? Data: https://t.co/pp9vf7lkbk 3/3

[hearvox @hearvox]

In messing with historical BLS Jobs data, found a surprise. Only one POTUS had a net job loss, that's Trump. And the POTUS with the #1 most jobs gains (per-month average) is… Biden. By far: almost double #2 Clinton. 1/3

[hearvox @hearvox]

Except for Nixon and Reagan, the GOP jefes tend to cluster at the bottom (least jobs/month) with Dems at the top. The chart shows each Dem regime building up the monthly job numbers followed by GOP regimes knocking them back down. 2/3

[hearvox @hearvox]

@PJR4Oregon @peabodyfmdev @realDonaldTrump @JennaEllisEsq @michaelbeatty3 Another Qmron spouts another qmronic fantasy — easily debunked yet still swallowed by the sheeple.

[hearvox @hearvox]

Quantifying ChatGPT’s gender bias https://t.co/tetuPa6HWK

[hearvox @hearvox]

What I'm up to, re: WikiCred and Wikimedia: https://t.co/EuadD7cVC1

[MisinfoCon @misinfocon]

“The problem with using Wikipedia as structured data: Its data isn’t structured.” In a new WikiCred project, @hearvox and the ongoing https://t.co/W9c4zhN4xs project explore turning Wikimedia into a news-site credibility tool.

https://t.co/aUdw2Eiou4

[MisinfoCon @misinfocon]

“The problem with using Wikipedia as structured data: Its data isn’t structured.” In a new WikiCred project, @hearvox and the ongoing https://t.co/W9c4zhN4xs project explore turning Wikimedia into a news-site credibility tool.

https://t.co/aUdw2Eiou4

[hearvox @hearvox]

My latest audio work:

[NPR's Code Switch @NPRCodeSwitch]

It wasn’t just Rosa Parks who refused to give up her seat. This week, the women behind the Montgomery bus boycott tell their story in their own words.

“The bus boycott was not about sitting next to white people. It was about sitting anywhere you please.” https://t.co/MrXULmvIQz

[NPR's Code Switch @NPRCodeSwitch]

It wasn’t just Rosa Parks who refused to give up her seat. This week, the women behind the Montgomery bus boycott tell their story in their own words.

“The bus boycott was not about sitting next to white people. It was about sitting anywhere you please.” https://t.co/MrXULmvIQz

[hearvox @hearvox]

https://t.co/iKQWGMC1Sj

[Python Maps @PythonMaps]

Here is an North American rivers map with the coastlines plotted. Trying out a new logo with this one!
This map was generated using #Matplotlib #Numpy #Geopandas.
#Python #DataScience #Data #America #DataVisualization .

[hearvox @hearvox]

Journalists continue to get AI wrong: It's just math. It does a few things better than humans. At most tasks it's somewhere between sux-and-OK. Still, major news sources gush over each new AI app (see @random_walker , @sayashk): https://t.co/a07NglTesb

[hearvox @hearvox]

@PeterZeihan Not sure if anyone posted the source yet, but here 'tis: https://t.co/RW3wxR036Q

[Bob The Atmospheric River @AtmosphericBob]

Your cities are nothing to me, your roadways are meaningless, I use them as my toilet.
Also @Karlthefog is a little bitch.

[hearvox @hearvox]

Blockchain was once one of the many "things that will save journalism." Now it can barely save itself. Why? Ask ex-AWS (and XML spec co-author) @timbray : https://t.co/JNWsVRiS4K

[Observatory on Social Media @OSoMe_IU]

Our @OSoMe_IU team just launched the US #Midterm #Elections 2022 #dashboard. See the top websites, hashtags, images, & accounts disseminating election content across Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram (more platforms to be added later). Check it out at https://t.co/olK6GSMvez