Always a bit hesitant recommending fixed-term positions, but I loved working Stanford University Libraries, and both CIDR and CESTA are filled with great folks that I'd work with again in a heartbeat.

Excited to be talking on a panel on Data Science in the Humanities at my old high school North Carolina School of Science & Mathematics with Zoe LeBlanc @[email protected] and Patricia Fyfe!

Love what you code. Quality of life improvements for increased productivity, bridging the gap between tools and teams. We are excited to announce the general release of RStudio 1.4. Our favorite place to do data science just got better. blog.rstudio.com/2021/01/19/ann… #rstudio #rstats

TIL that NVivo started as software called NUD*IST 🤯🤯🤯

I've mostly been writing Python and R for data science things for the last while (and love it), but it is a different sort of magical and satisfying experience to make things happen on a screen with HTML/CSS/JS, especially learning a new framework (Nuxt rn)

Hacking on my first spaCy + Streamlit app might be the most fun I've had coding in a while. The combo is 🔥🔥🔥

Excited to be teaching @odsc east next week!

Streaming some text analysis in Python of a Libraries' animal rights collection tomorrow at 12EST for NC State University Libraries Twitch channel. Planning to use spaCy and Streamlit. Event link is here: lib.ncsu.edu/events/librari…

Last Friday marked my last day professionally in higher ed. Incredibly excited to start today Sourcegraph where I'll be working with an incredible team to help make code more open and accessible for everyone!

I love using Vimium in Firefox except for every time I switch into a Google Docs tab and immediately enter a string of 'jjjjjjkkk'

Tomorrow, a few humanities PhDs & I will chat tech careers from the humanist perspective Today, I would like to highlight open tech roles that could be strong fits for grad students with a humanities background This thread will be on writing, content, & editing roles in tech ⬇️

Great opportunity to propose a presentation, panel, or lightning talk on DH and the environment, and you don't have to be in NC!

Code Insights is a fantastic tool. Coming out of higher ed, I'd be interested to see how researchers in CS and critical code studies could leverage it or how teachers could facilitate student research with it

I habitually only use dark color themes, but I'm really enjoying writing with github.com/erikbackman/mi… in emacs. Great light theme for writing in Org.

A year out of academia/higher ed, and one of the major losses is easy access to knowledge. Work in my fields (philosophy and theology) seems still rarely open, accessible, and/or affordable.

Even having left libraries for industry content strategy, really great to hear library and information science talk during the WRITER workshop on taxonomy today