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jbigham

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Professor of HCII and LTI at CMU SCS. Manage human-centered ML at . #hci, #a11y, #dialog, #nlp. AI/ML. #yinzfluencer of 4 kids. aspire to exceed my attention-seeking pattern regurgitating machine colleagues.

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PrincetonCS, to random
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Congrats to @andresmh on receiving the Graduate Mentoring Award from the McGraw Center for Teaching and Learning and Princeton's Graduate School!

“He was always available to meet and provided actionable feedback,” said one student. “He was also kind and supportive. Those who know Andrés will agree he has an amazing ring of positive energy.”

danhon, to random
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Generative AI will allow so many people to be creative, like designing your product to be just like a character from someone else's film!

stevenwoodson, to accessibility
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Happy Global Accessibility Awareness Day!

A day meant to foster communication, education, and awareness about digital access and inclusion.

There's a huge community posting about accessibility daily. These people keep me informed and motivated to do my best every day.

GAAD is great, but it's just one day. Do what you can to keep accessibility awareness front of mind all year round. Check out the feeds below, start following some.



internetarchive, to random
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Move over Mickey...Let's give a round of applause to Tigger, who also moved into the public domain this year, thanks to his debut in 1928's "The House at Pooh Corner" 📚🐯 Read, remix, and share for free! https://archive.org/details/the-house-at-pooh-corner

jbigham, to random
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today, i got an email from Apple, telling me that a subscription I had purchased that I no longer want was going to automatically renew, with a clear link to cancel. STRANGELY, subscriptions purchased outside of Apple never let me know this or make it easy to cancel.

amyjko, to random
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We’re proud to announce the 1st edition of Teaching Accessible Computing, a free, community-sourced online book that helps CS educators integrate accessibility topics into their classes:
https://bookish.press/tac
Congrats to the authors and our lead editor, the amazing Alannah Oleson.

bwaber, to random
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The rain didn't stop until late today, but I was still able to get in some talks for my ! (1/14)

bwaber,
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Next was an important talk by @ampiper on rethinking design for accessibility at Stanford University. Piper presents interfaces that are grounded in extensive fieldwork that reveal the interactive nature of accessibility and also reveal new HCI paradigms. Highly recommend https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cyg5S7l_rlg (13/14)

cmuhcii, to random
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This Friday, our next guest will be Amy Bruckman, Regents’ Professor, School of Interactive Computing at Georgia Institute of Technology. Join us!

🎙️ "The Crisis in 'Knowledge': What HCI Practitioners Need to Know, and What We Can Do"

📅 Friday, March 1

🕜 1:30pm

📍 NSH 1305 + livestream

🔗 Details: https://buff.ly/3uQEO86

jbigham, to random
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30 years ago, imagine there was a scifi book that gave a hierarchy of difficulty of things in 2024 and it said:

  • reasonably good creative writing (easy)
  • automatically driving a car through SF (medium)
  • picking up the junk on your bedroom floor (hard)
jbigham,
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@pg

new hierarchy of complexity classes

scheduling -- np-hard

<<

getting everyone's constraints -- people-hard

<<

getting a teenager to do one thing in particular within a generous timeframe -- teenager-hard

jbigham, to random
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it's a UW invasion at @cmuhcii today -- first, we had @caitie present in my lab meeting, and then @dsweld presented in the HCII Weekly Seminar

lab meeting with about 12 people and an egg chair!

jbigham, to accessibility
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i love how apple's hardware devices ship day one with substantial accessibility built in -- here's a video overview of features on .

been fun to be part of the conversations over the years, super proud of the teams that shipped all this --
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1DLpGWOUsk

neekerbreeker, to science
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ppatel, (edited ) to accessibility
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jsquare, to random

[Open Call, please share!]
In collaboration with UCLA, we are calling for NSF-funded workshops at the Intersection of Culture, Creativity, and Technology.

Workshops will be funded up to $75k each. Concept outlines are due February 16th!

More details on the goals, requirements, and proposal process can be found at https://icc.ucla.edu/cfw.

pedrolopes, to academicchatter
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@sigchi community: we have an open volunteer form if you want to apply to be a AC (associate chair) of the @acmuist program committee for 2024 (I heard it will be the coolest UIST?).

Apply here: https://forms.gle/taoP66EcCxf8YdV37

(RT @sigchi @academicchatter & spread the word folks!)

AlisonCreekside, to random
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Pillaged from BlueSky:
"20 years ago we were suing teenagers for millions of dollars because they were torrenting a single Metallica album and now billionaires are demanding the free right to every work in history, so that they can re-sell it.
The law only ever serves capital."

kgajos, to random
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Claudine Gay is the best administrator I’ve met at (where I’ve been a prof for 10+ years). Every time I saw her speak or act, she was exceptionally well prepared. She articulated her vision clearly and then acted with integrity. She was efficient. I saw her in action when she was the dean of Social Sciences and when she was the dean of FAS (including a contentious situation where other Harvard leaders kept vacillating). Harvard lost a rare leader who could inspire and get things done.

barik, to ai
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🎁 2023 https://hci.social WRAPPED ☃️ 🎄 ✨

👫🏾 New users: 382
✏️ Toots tooted: 46,536
❤️ Toots favorited: 105,419

🤖 Most used hash tags (Top 10):
, , , , , , , , ,

:ham: Most followed people (Top 5):
@cfiesler, @bkeegan, @jbigham, @andresmh, @axz

📕 HCI in toots: 1,186
😆 LOL in toots: 884
😱 OMG in toots: 110

💾 Media storage: 1.89 TB
💰 Hosting fees: $2,912 (thanks, Princeton Research!)

HAPPY NEW YEAR!

ron_miller, to random
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magrawala, to random

On Dec 5, I'll be giving a virtual ACM TechTalk. Unpredictable Black Boxes are Terrible Interfaces. It expands on my substack post. The inimitable Alyosha Efros will be moderating.

Hope to see you there!

Register here: https://community.acm.org/demographics/techtalk.cfm

Substack post: https://magrawala.substack.com/p/unpredictable-black-boxes-are-terrible

pikesley, to random
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henrihelvetica, to random
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🎂 Since I LOVE to do this every Nov 11, wishing a HAPPY 30th BDAY to the MOSAIC browsers which is at the root of literally EVERYTHING we do online. Developed by a small visionary group of students at NCSA at Illinois, the world changed for ever. Can you even imagine what might have happened w/o it... who knows.

katestarbird, to random
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Another article about how the GOP efforts to smear researchers, limit the ability of government to share information with social media platforms, and pressure platforms to stop moderating harmful lies is impacting the ability of local and state election officials to get accurate information about voting to their constituents.

https://www.npr.org/2023/11/10/1211929764/election-false-claims-social-media-cisa-trump

katestarbird,
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After January 6, the deep story of “rigged election” became a liability. So the deep story of “voter fraud” was quickly replaced by the deep story of “censorship”. This allowed Trump supporters to distract from the violence on Jan 6, to claim instead that the real threat to democracy wasn’t this interruption to the peaceful transfer of power, but the so-called “censorship” of conservatives.

kellylford, to random

Employees with Disabilities Say Software Accessibility Falls Short - HCM Technology Report, hcmtechnologyreport.com • 2 min read https://news.google.com/atom/articles/CBMiZ2h0dHBzOi8vd3d3LmhjbXRlY2hub2xvZ3lyZXBvcnQuY29tL2VtcGxveWVlcy13aXRoLWRpc2FiaWxpdGllcy1zYXktc29mdHdhcmUtYWNjZXNzaWJpbGl0eS1mYWxscy1zaG9ydC_SAQA?oc=5

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