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  1. Shiny apps are powerful. In regulated environments, they're also a compliance risk most teams aren't prepared for.

    Validation means more than testing your own code. Every R package your app depends on needs to be assessed, documented, and defensible. Most teams don't have a process for that part.

    The litmusverse automates it. Transparent risk scoring, audit-ready reports, reproducible regulated environments.

    jumpingrivers.com/litmus

  2. Shiny apps are powerful. In regulated environments, they're also a compliance risk most teams aren't prepared for.

    Validation means more than testing your own code. Every R package your app depends on needs to be assessed, documented, and defensible. Most teams don't have a process for that part.

    The litmusverse automates it. Transparent risk scoring, audit-ready reports, reproducible regulated environments.

    jumpingrivers.com/litmus

    #RStats #Shiny #DataScience #RValidation #Pharma

  3. An interesting looking post-doc position, working on training tabular foundation models, with the folks that started and continue to maintain scikit-learn #DataScience #Academia via @GaelVaroquaux

    team.inria.fr/soda/files/2026/

  4. An interesting looking post-doc position, working on training tabular foundation models, with the folks that started and continue to maintain scikit-learn #DataScience #Academia via @GaelVaroquaux

    team.inria.fr/soda/files/2026/

  5. Alright, future engineers!
    **Expected Value (E[X]):** The average outcome you'd expect from a random variable over many trials.
    Ex: For a fair 6-sided die, E[X] = 3.5.
    Pro-Tip: Use it for risk assessment and making smart decisions in uncertain systems!
    #Probability #DataScience #STEM #StudyNotes

  6. Alright, future engineers!
    **Expected Value (E[X]):** The average outcome you'd expect from a random variable over many trials.
    Ex: For a fair 6-sided die, E[X] = 3.5.
    Pro-Tip: Use it for risk assessment and making smart decisions in uncertain systems!
    #Probability #DataScience #STEM #StudyNotes

  7. ICYMI: Almedia opens London office to hire data talent alongside OpenAI and Anthropic: Almedia, ranked Europe's third fastest-growing company, opened a London office at King's Cross today to recruit data scientists and machine learning engineers. ppc.land/almedia-opens-london- #DataScience #MachineLearning #OpenAI #TechJobs #Hiring

  8. ICYMI: Almedia opens London office to hire data talent alongside OpenAI and Anthropic: Almedia, ranked Europe's third fastest-growing company, opened a London office at King's Cross today to recruit data scientists and machine learning engineers. ppc.land/almedia-opens-london- #DataScience #MachineLearning #OpenAI #TechJobs #Hiring

  9. China's LineShine Supercomputer: A Sense of Scale ⚡🖥️

    China's LineShine 灵晟 supercomputer is the most powerful supercomputer in the world 🌍, delivering a verified 2.198 exaFLOPS on the TOP500 benchmark. That means it can perform more than 2 quintillion (2×10¹⁸) calculations every second 🚀. The system consumes 42.2 megawatts of electricity ⚡ and is powered by more than 13.7 million conventional CPU cores 🧠.

    The Scale of Its Computing Power 📊

    Compared to Humanity 👥: If every person on Earth performed one mathematical calculation every second, without stopping ⏱️, it would take the entire global population about 4 years 📅 to equal the amount of computation LineShine completes in a single second.

    Consumer Hardware 💻: Matching LineShine's sustained performance would require more than 20 million of today's fastest consumer graphics cards 🖥️, such as an RTX 5090, working together in perfect synchronization 🔗.

    LineShine demonstrates the extraordinary scale of modern high-performance computing (HPC), enabling scientific calculations that would be practically impossible using conventional computers 🚀.

    #Supercomputer #LineShine #Exascale #Exaflop #HPC #HighPerformanceComputing #Technology #Innovation #Science #Engineering #Computing #CPU #ParallelComputing #ClimateScience #WeatherForecasting #Neuroscience #QuantumChemistry #Physics #MolecularScience #DataScience #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #Research #STEM #FutureTech #DigitalEarth #ComputerScience #TechFacts #NextGenComputing #TOP500

  10. China's LineShine Supercomputer: A Sense of Scale ⚡🖥️

    China's LineShine 灵晟 supercomputer is the most powerful supercomputer in the world 🌍, delivering a verified 2.198 exaFLOPS on the TOP500 benchmark. That means it can perform more than 2 quintillion (2×10¹⁸) calculations every second 🚀. The system consumes 42.2 megawatts of electricity ⚡ and is powered by more than 13.7 million conventional CPU cores 🧠.

    The Scale of Its Computing Power 📊

    Compared to Humanity 👥: If every person on Earth performed one mathematical calculation every second, without stopping ⏱️, it would take the entire global population about 4 years 📅 to equal the amount of computation LineShine completes in a single second.

    Consumer Hardware 💻: Matching LineShine's sustained performance would require more than 20 million of today's fastest consumer graphics cards 🖥️, such as an RTX 5090, working together in perfect synchronization 🔗.

    LineShine demonstrates the extraordinary scale of modern high-performance computing (HPC), enabling scientific calculations that would be practically impossible using conventional computers 🚀.

    #Supercomputer #LineShine #Exascale #Exaflop #HPC #HighPerformanceComputing #Technology #Innovation #Science #Engineering #Computing #CPU #ParallelComputing #ClimateScience #WeatherForecasting #Neuroscience #QuantumChemistry #Physics #MolecularScience #DataScience #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #Research #STEM #FutureTech #DigitalEarth #ComputerScience #TechFacts #NextGenComputing #TOP500