Bernhard Voelkl
@bernhardvoelkl.bsky.social
What strikes me more are on average 6 (six!) children per woman in 1960. (Compared to about 3.5 in the US and about 2.5 in Western Europe at the same time)
November 9, 2025 at 12:28 PM
What strikes me more are on average 6 (six!) children per woman in 1960. (Compared to about 3.5 in the US and about 2.5 in Western Europe at the same time)
An alternative explanation is that the algorithms that load the feeds are trained on consumer preferences not the hopes of the content providers. If you upload 10000 videos on Latin grammar, but none of the users ever watches them, after a while they will not show up in feeds very often.
November 7, 2025 at 6:29 PM
An alternative explanation is that the algorithms that load the feeds are trained on consumer preferences not the hopes of the content providers. If you upload 10000 videos on Latin grammar, but none of the users ever watches them, after a while they will not show up in feeds very often.
Congratulation!
November 6, 2025 at 5:52 AM
Congratulation!
For sure. I still have not ticked off blackbird and house sparrow on my twitcher list.
On another note: I think EVERY research projects making use of ringing scheme data should be called a citizen science project.
On another note: I think EVERY research projects making use of ringing scheme data should be called a citizen science project.
October 14, 2025 at 5:19 AM
For sure. I still have not ticked off blackbird and house sparrow on my twitcher list.
On another note: I think EVERY research projects making use of ringing scheme data should be called a citizen science project.
On another note: I think EVERY research projects making use of ringing scheme data should be called a citizen science project.