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[Productivity Commission @ozprodcom]

Join online | Register for our webinar on the interim report into housing supply regulation: https://t.co/t2bq3H2oxN
Chair Danielle Wood and Commissioner Alison Roberts will share draft findings and discuss how improved regulation could support #housing supply and #affordability.

[Christopher Ingraham🦗 @_cingraham]

Here's a wild anecdote: while teaching high school students about genocide in 1993, Walz had them use GIS data to predict where the next one would occur. They said Rwanda. (the NYT verified this via interviews with some of those students in a 2008 story)

[Mohammed Zubair @zoo_bear]

Don't worry. You are Abhishek Asthana not Mohammed Zubair. Delhi Police will not arrest you for your OLD tweets, Police won't file one FIR after another and make sure you visit multiple jails just for your OLD tweets. There won't be 8-10 FIRs in multiple states against you for your OLD tweets. State Govt will not form a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to probe you for your OLD tweets to make sure you remain in jail under UAPA. Even if they arrest, They will not form multiple teams to question you for hours about to foreign visits, your religion, your friends family and colleagues, Bank balance etc. You are Abhishek so you are safe. 🙂

[Chris Hadfield @Cmdr_Hadfield]

All Solar eclipses for the next 40 years - choose your spot! (from the good folks @NOAA)

[No Lie with Brian Tyler Cohen @NoLieWithBTC]

With yet another deadly mass shooting in America, it’s worth re-watching Jon Stewart completely dismantle a Republican MAGA extremist on the issue.

[Lindsey Hilsum @lindseyhilsum]

As the conflict in the Middle East threatens to spread, I keep thinking of Yehuda Amichai’s poem ‘The diameter of the bomb’ translated by Ted Hughes.

[Paul Graham @paulg]

In 20 years, fentanyl and suicide have overtaken traffic accidents to become the biggest killers of Americans aged 18 to 44. (via @JohnLeFevre)

[Calum E. Douglas FRAeS @CalumDouglas1]

Then and now.

I get a bit of flak occasionally from people saying I`m romanticizing the past when I laud the skills of WW2 engineers.

I`m really not, as a professional engineer, who has spent years researching my own field, I actually have wartime reports which do all the calculations I do now in code.

So I know EXACTLY what was required then intellectually to carry out the activities I do today, and I state unequivocally that my forebears were in possession of mathematical skillsets I can only paw at feebly by comparison.

Here we look at calculations needed for camshaft profile design.

The wartime model is actually more advanced than my model, which is just a trapezoidal/simple harmonic accel logic, the German engineer here in 1942 was making a full polynomial model .... with a pencil.

So if its all the same with you, I`ll stick to feeling stupid (er).

[Iron Economist @IronEconomist]

It will never stop being funny that in one of the places@that actually did this-Vancouver- the tribal elders immediately cashed in from their immunity from planning regulation to single-handedly solve the cities housing shortage and cash in tens of billions of dollars.

[Santiago @svpino]

Here is a completely free Computer Science curriculum for those with the discipline to go through it independently.

The curriculum follows the same degree requirements as an undergraduate computer science major and consists of courses from Harvard, MIT, and Princeton, among other colleges.

The curriculum has four major sections:

1. Introduction: Students can review this section and decide whether this fits them.

2. Core: This section corresponds to the first three college years.

3. Advanced: This section corresponds to the final year of a Computer Science curriculum in college.

4. Final Project: Students can validate, consolidate, and display their knowledge by completing this project.

Assuming you spend around 20 hours per week, you can finish in two years.

I won't lie: completing a curriculum like this alone will be hard. Having the support of professors and other students is very important, but if you have the discipline and the will, this material is amazing.

The link to the repository is on the screenshot and its ALT description.

[National Theatre @NationalTheatre]

Michael Sheen performing 'Do not go gentle into that good night' by Dylan Thomas is everything you'd hope it to be ❤️

The poet's masterful Under Milk Wood was first read in New York on 14 May 1953.

Our staging reopens the Olivier on 16 June.

#DylanDay #BackOnStage

[Chamfy @chamfy]

The entire current affairs section at the Wellington Airport bookshop rn

[Kurt Kohlstedt @KurtKohlstedt]

We interrupt your regularly scheduled doomscrolling to bring you a joyful deer prancing across a beach at sunrise 🦌 🌅

[Parveen Kaswan, IFS @ParveenKaswan]

This will melt you. This is how human infrastructure creates hindrance to wildlife. Look at the struggle. That is why we need special care in wildlife areas.

Via @ghostsleeps