Sometimes the world is complex, but it doesn't have to be confusing. Eat a convention for breakfast.
Oakland, CA
Joined April 2011
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Humaniki is a new initiative to build tools for diversity-focused Wikipedians. We are looking for editors to brainstorm and co-design what software would be most effective. Read more and sign-up to participate medium.com/@sejal.khatri5/hu… #wikipedia #gendergap @WikiWomenInRed
#actransit G bus, morning commute, packed
Even a few people were denied entry. Great news for @rideact. Who can I surface this to, so we get dedicated bus lanes on 880 and the baybridge?
Taking the plunge switching to Storygraph from Goodreads. Migration complete. Any pro-tips from @thestorygraph powerusers?
I have been trying the Arc browser by @browsercompany and I love it. Such good design-thinking in the interface. DM me for a beta invite. (Tearing my heart away from firefox.)
"The Programmer's Career Choices Form A Pareto Curve, And That Is Privilege." An essay on how my pandemic job shuffle illuminated my work-life maturity, and an appreciation for that position.
notconfusing.com/work-life-m…
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Humaniki is now live at humanikidata.org! Read all about the new features that help you explore the human #gendergap on #wikipedia at diff.wikimedia.org/2021/03/1…. This is our first alpha, we welcome your bug-reports and feedback.
I'm a fan of fun CLI messages. What's particularly good about this one, I just used this tool for the first time, is the capitalization of Rock.
Email and birds. It was fun and simple to provide data support (randomization and results compilation) to this experiment.
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Ten years ago I would never have guessed that getting involved with the @WikiEducation project would be the jumping off point of my career. In retrospect, it was.
Wikimedians @notconfusing and @pjtabit became involved in the community through the first term of our Wikipedia Student Program 10 years ago. Here's how Wikipedia changed their lives: wikiedu.org/blog/2020/11/10/…
re: respectful programming terminology. wondering if mysql's config file `my.cnf` is too close to the title racist autobiography.
UX Researcher and Frontend Engineer contracts open for humaniki, a new project to create data tools describing the diversity of humans represented in @Wikimedia projects, and assisting editors to close gaps. More at notconfusing.com/hiring-for-… @envlh @WikiWomenInRed
More detail on the grant: meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Gran… . Clearly "WHO" is no longer a good name.
A very cool experiment about how gmail sorts political emails.
In our experiment, Gmail sent 63 percent of Pete Buttigieg’s campaign email to the primary inbox.
But it sent none of Elizabeth Warren’s campaign email there. And only 2 percent of Bernie Sanders’s campaign email landed in the primary inbox.: themarkup.org/google-the-gia…
