Reducing elected officials’ actions to a tweet that was not about me is just…I don’t get it. Heterogeneous coalition, heterogeneous coalition, heterogeneous coalition, I’m gonna go hoarse.
January 27, 2025 at 6:25 PM
Reducing elected officials’ actions to a tweet that was not about me is just…I don’t get it. Heterogeneous coalition, heterogeneous coalition, heterogeneous coalition, I’m gonna go hoarse.
times were heterogeneous
April 2, 2026 at 2:23 PM
times were heterogeneous
Wish ill on specific people. Not just like. People who live under a large heterogeneous umbrella, ya know?
July 5, 2025 at 12:23 AM
Wish ill on specific people. Not just like. People who live under a large heterogeneous umbrella, ya know?
Like this argument is a threat. It’s “enjoy the camps, libs.” If every faction of a heterogeneous party gets to do this then congratulations, the fascists win forever.
March 7, 2026 at 6:08 PM
Like this argument is a threat. It’s “enjoy the camps, libs.” If every faction of a heterogeneous party gets to do this then congratulations, the fascists win forever.
The Trumpists talk a lot about representing “real America.” How much of a bizarre propagandistic lie this is was on full display yesterday - when a vast, heterogeneous coalition of people mobilized in protest while all the regime offered was an embarrassing, lame, sad excuse of a military parade.
1m people allegedly in boston today. the scale of this is just crazy. i think record-breaking www.wcvb.com/article/more...
More than 1M descend on Boston Common for Pride, No Kings rallies
The Boston Pride Parade and No Kings march converged Saturday in downtown Boston.
www.wcvb.com
June 15, 2025 at 1:33 PM
The Trumpists talk a lot about representing “real America.” How much of a bizarre propagandistic lie this is was on full display yesterday - when a vast, heterogeneous coalition of people mobilized in protest while all the regime offered was an embarrassing, lame, sad excuse of a military parade.
If I search “from:me heterogeneous coalition” I get 38 results, lol.
March 18, 2026 at 7:41 PM
If I search “from:me heterogeneous coalition” I get 38 results, lol.
Thing is democrats can’t have one ideological grand vision to unite our allies because we’re a heterogeneous coalition. It’s a category error.
Also think people on here are leaning wayyyyy to much into One Grand Ideological Vision Will Unite My Allies and Solve Our Problems when imo the actual politics of the next 4 years will mostly boil down to thermostatic backlash
It's kinda insane the extent people are losing their minds and he hasn't even been sworn in yet
January 8, 2025 at 9:24 PM
Thing is democrats can’t have one ideological grand vision to unite our allies because we’re a heterogeneous coalition. It’s a category error.
A kind reminder that Covid and #LongCovid among the most studied disease entities in medicine history. There is a rich palette of biomarkers which can aid diagnosis and help design clinical trials. They are heterogeneous in an heterogeneous patient population. But they're there
April 13, 2026 at 12:33 AM
A kind reminder that Covid and #LongCovid among the most studied disease entities in medicine history. There is a rich palette of biomarkers which can aid diagnosis and help design clinical trials. They are heterogeneous in an heterogeneous patient population. But they're there
the five genders
February 15, 2025 at 11:33 PM
the five genders
Title conventions between academia and YouTube could not be more different.
Academia: “Heterogeneous impacts of protected bike lanes on bikeshare behavior across demographic groups in New York”
On YouTube, this would be something like: “Why Sharrows SUCK (And We Should Never Do Them)”
Academia: “Heterogeneous impacts of protected bike lanes on bikeshare behavior across demographic groups in New York”
On YouTube, this would be something like: “Why Sharrows SUCK (And We Should Never Do Them)”
Heterogeneous impacts of protected bike lanes on bikeshare behavior across demographic groups in New York - npj Sustainable Mobility and Transport
npj Sustainable Mobility and Transport - Heterogeneous impacts of protected bike lanes on bikeshare behavior across demographic groups in New York
www.nature.com
June 17, 2026 at 12:16 AM
Title conventions between academia and YouTube could not be more different.
Academia: “Heterogeneous impacts of protected bike lanes on bikeshare behavior across demographic groups in New York”
On YouTube, this would be something like: “Why Sharrows SUCK (And We Should Never Do Them)”
Academia: “Heterogeneous impacts of protected bike lanes on bikeshare behavior across demographic groups in New York”
On YouTube, this would be something like: “Why Sharrows SUCK (And We Should Never Do Them)”
The GOP has massively benefited from extremely uneven density polarization; rural regions have all surged right and become nigh politically homogeneous while cities and suburbs remain fairly heterogeneous. If that other shoe were to drop, lmao lol
The reason Blutah is so allurring is... the whole state lives in cities! Almost no one lives in the rural parts of Utah. One of our most urbanized (and highly educated) states! bsky.app/profile/eean...
Or just more blue cities in a red state, like all the other red states 😩
August 6, 2026 at 12:33 AM
The GOP has massively benefited from extremely uneven density polarization; rural regions have all surged right and become nigh politically homogeneous while cities and suburbs remain fairly heterogeneous. If that other shoe were to drop, lmao lol
The CAHRA Challenge: A Community-Wide Assessment of Cryo-EM Heterogeneous Reconstruction Algorithms pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/42779743/ #cryoem
September 26, 2026 at 1:04 AM
The CAHRA Challenge: A Community-Wide Assessment of Cryo-EM Heterogeneous Reconstruction Algorithms pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/42779743/ #cryoem
Again. He left racially heterogeneous Brooklyn for lilly-white Vermont.
December 28, 2025 at 11:43 PM
Again. He left racially heterogeneous Brooklyn for lilly-white Vermont.
Misinformation spreads fast online when impulsive sharers (like bots or reactive users) sit in central positions in a network. But if more cautious, discerning users are in those spots, they can slow or even stop the spread—acting like social firewalls.
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Heterogeneous update processes shape information cascades in social networks - Scientific Reports
Scientific Reports - Heterogeneous update processes shape information cascades in social networks
www.nature.com
April 24, 2025 at 2:53 PM
Misinformation spreads fast online when impulsive sharers (like bots or reactive users) sit in central positions in a network. But if more cautious, discerning users are in those spots, they can slow or even stop the spread—acting like social firewalls.
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Message discipline is fine. But also when you’re part of the heterogeneous coalition you need to give people multiple on ramps to help them move toward your goal.
January 13, 2026 at 10:37 PM
Message discipline is fine. But also when you’re part of the heterogeneous coalition you need to give people multiple on ramps to help them move toward your goal.
this paper highlights how they focused their AI tools on filtering through large and heterogeneous data sets for unexpected patterns and iteratively testing them, in concert with human researchers
this is very much "what if we used new technology for good" rather than "machine god tonite queen?"
this is very much "what if we used new technology for good" rather than "machine god tonite queen?"
Anthropic threw Claude at a DNA database. 21 hours, 950 agents, and 210mm tokens later, it emerged with a novel reverse transcriptase (similar to CRISPR). They're running a non-pathogenic (BSL-1/2) research lab in the Bay Area.
Claude discovers a novel enzyme system with CRISPR-like repeats
Anthropic is an AI safety and research company that's working to build reliable, interpretable, and steerable AI systems.
www.anthropic.com
September 23, 2026 at 6:23 PM
this paper highlights how they focused their AI tools on filtering through large and heterogeneous data sets for unexpected patterns and iteratively testing them, in concert with human researchers
this is very much "what if we used new technology for good" rather than "machine god tonite queen?"
this is very much "what if we used new technology for good" rather than "machine god tonite queen?"
The fascists have the benefit of all being fascists, or ok with fascism. Non-fascists are a (gonna keep hammering it until it finally hits home) heterogeneous coalition.
February 4, 2025 at 4:56 PM
The fascists have the benefit of all being fascists, or ok with fascism. Non-fascists are a (gonna keep hammering it until it finally hits home) heterogeneous coalition.
enough with these inaccessible ideological labels like “moderate” and “progressive” that voters don’t understand, let’s use a word that even joe plumber understands: “heterodoxy” — or even better, “heterogeneous.” that’s a strategy the average american can get behind!
May 24, 2026 at 1:56 AM
enough with these inaccessible ideological labels like “moderate” and “progressive” that voters don’t understand, let’s use a word that even joe plumber understands: “heterodoxy” — or even better, “heterogeneous.” that’s a strategy the average american can get behind!
New publication in @sociologicalsci.bsky.social with Delia Baldassarri. We show that in the US, social relationships remain politically heterogeneous, and that heterogeneous close ties and acquaintances lower partisan animosity through distinct mechanisms. A thread on the main findings:
July 9, 2025 at 11:28 AM
New publication in @sociologicalsci.bsky.social with Delia Baldassarri. We show that in the US, social relationships remain politically heterogeneous, and that heterogeneous close ties and acquaintances lower partisan animosity through distinct mechanisms. A thread on the main findings:
Piketty's landmark volume was grounded in a detailed analysis of 300 years' (!) worth of global capital flows, painstakingly compiled by a large team of grad students from a massive set of heterogeneous records.
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August 11, 2026 at 11:49 AM
Piketty's landmark volume was grounded in a detailed analysis of 300 years' (!) worth of global capital flows, painstakingly compiled by a large team of grad students from a massive set of heterogeneous records.
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Democrats are a heterogeneous coalition and I believe in second chances and and and, but goddamn, I think it’s a really bad sign that leading voices in the party don’t see the stuff in Platner’s past (some not very far in his past!) as a red line.
🚨Endorsement Alert! 🚨
“People are excited to vote for someone who will actually fight for them. Not just nibble around the edges.”
Thank you, Senator Warren. Together I look forward to taking on Wall Street and the billionaires waging a class war against the rest of us.
“People are excited to vote for someone who will actually fight for them. Not just nibble around the edges.”
Thank you, Senator Warren. Together I look forward to taking on Wall Street and the billionaires waging a class war against the rest of us.
March 19, 2026 at 7:48 PM
Democrats are a heterogeneous coalition and I believe in second chances and and and, but goddamn, I think it’s a really bad sign that leading voices in the party don’t see the stuff in Platner’s past (some not very far in his past!) as a red line.
You don't say
www.nber.org/papers/w26946
www.nber.org/papers/w26946
May 10, 2025 at 4:30 PM
You don't say
www.nber.org/papers/w26946
www.nber.org/papers/w26946
Perhaps the worst human beings on this planet. But at least it’s a heterogeneous group. Diversity lives.
All the tech billionaires are there because they clearly want an autocracy- they like being oligarchs. It serves them $$$$$$$$$$
September 26, 2026 at 6:44 PM
Perhaps the worst human beings on this planet. But at least it’s a heterogeneous group. Diversity lives.
I feel like I’m gonna make myself hoarse saying it, but the Democrats are a heterogeneous coalition, and “the values it claims to hold” is often an incoherent proposition because “it” is not one coherent thing.
April 25, 2025 at 11:11 AM
I feel like I’m gonna make myself hoarse saying it, but the Democrats are a heterogeneous coalition, and “the values it claims to hold” is often an incoherent proposition because “it” is not one coherent thing.
Here’s the stupidest thing about this: in a heterogeneous coalition, *everyone can do it*. Centrists can say they won’t support AOC and expect praise for it. Leftists’ argument depends on the expectation that they won’t.
Moxon is a fucking moron and his popularity will never fail to astound me. Great I’ll just get to the council of democrats who make these decisions and tell them to nix Newsom and also send you a box of chocolates and a card calling you the most handsome boy.
The reason people are concerned about lefties saying “I won’t vote for a moderate Dem” isn’t because they want Newsom. It’s because lefties keep not voting for moderate Dems!
I think all the scolding about it being years til the primary would hit a little harder if WE DIDN’T JUST GO THROUGH THIS
I think all the scolding about it being years til the primary would hit a little harder if WE DIDN’T JUST GO THROUGH THIS
February 16, 2026 at 1:25 PM
Here’s the stupidest thing about this: in a heterogeneous coalition, *everyone can do it*. Centrists can say they won’t support AOC and expect praise for it. Leftists’ argument depends on the expectation that they won’t.