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Migrating account to janeadams@datavis.social beginning 2024-05-09!

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MoBlack, to random
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There is an assumption that the point of a protest is to "raise awareness" and "bring people over to your side". Some protests are like that, but certainly not all and maybe not even most.

Sometimes you do a march or a walkout to raise awareness for an issue or just to let people know that your movement exists.

But a labor strike is not there to "raise awareness". The primary purpose of a strike is to harm the company so that they give into a list of demands

jguerra, to random
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jguerra,
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You can even recompute the embeddings directly in your browser 🤯, or recompute the dimensionality reduction using different algorithms and changing their parameters.

Give it a try and let me know what you think!

👉🏼 https://johnguerra.co/viz/chi2024Papers/ 👈🏼

Animation of the dimensionality reduction algorithm running in the browser for TSNE

janeadams, to random
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vis.social question: All of TVCG should count for the Vis category on CSrankings, no?

https://github.com/emeryberger/CSrankings/issues/7153

It doesn't seem to make sense to add each edition of the journal in piecemeal as people make PRs

2016 discussion: https://github.com/emeryberger/CSrankings/pull/77

dr_pi,
@dr_pi@vis.social avatar

@janeadams if you want all full paper Vis content together, this dataset includes it all: https://sites.google.com/site/vispubdata/data-details. I also explain the complicated history. I'm currently working on an update to add the 2023 papers.

Birdbassador,

@dr_pi @janeadams

It's also confusing not just one:many with TVCG (where a TVCG regular queue paper can
be presented at one of many conferences: https://www.computer.org/digital-library/journals/tvcg/tvcg-partners-with-conferences, but also VIS is many:one, where work that was in not just TVCG but also CG&A or TOG can end up presented at VIS: https://ieeevis.org/year/2024/info/call-participation/partnerships

acdha, to random
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A sad open source plea: “I am dying and unable to continue work on any projects here. I am seeking folks to take them over.”
https://github.com/alt-text-org/in-need-of-adoption

rahulbot, to random
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Can journalists create compelling experiences out of their data stories? My Data Storytelling students created and filmed short participatory IRL data sculptures. Wonderful prototypes about graduation rates, dining costs, financial literacy, & expected incomes. 📊+📹+👨‍👩‍👧‍👦=🤔💡

video/mp4

ieeevis, to random
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(1/2) 🗳️ @ieeevis

2024 election season is here! Nominate candidates to represent you on on the Vis Executive Committee (VEC) and Vis Steering Committee (VSC) by June 1!

https://forms.gle/Rv2CWLXD7PwRXDCL7

KhouryVis, to DataViz
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Congratulations to incoming PhD student Chloe Prock for being a finalist of the UVA Data is ART competition! https://datascience.virginia.edu/pages/perfect-storm-chloe-prock

jzong, to random

hi! i will be presenting this work at next week.

i'm also pleased to share that i will be joining the faculty at
CU Boulder Information Science in 2025, and intend to recruit students soon.

please get in touch if you'd like to chat at the conference. thanks!

https://hci.social/@jzong/112169067403893251

jofish, to random

In time for , I put up the annual repost (and re-edit) of the Newcomers advice that Daria Loi and I pulled together from the community when we were Newcomers Chairs a few years back:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1gnZgja2vKFlqrM3ypACN_O-oe21La6gfu4gpOzDnLYQ/edit?usp=sharing

scottjenson, to UX
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There is so much bad here that I hardly know where to start.

If you are a professor, this is an excellent design exercise: improve this. I'm sure ANY student could make this far simpler and easier to use.

I have a short video using this that makes it ever more clear this was designed by a dysfunctional design team. This is a if you're curious.

olivvybee, to random
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Video game: “any similarity to any person, living or dead, is purely coincidental”

That same video game: “the main villain is Alien Mosk, CEO of the Tosla corporation”

KatyKnits, to knitting
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@knitting @fibrearts
I finished my sweater the other day. I had several odd 100g of fibre and wondered what I could do with them. This seemed like a good solution. I just need to weave in the ends 😂

A short sleeved striped sweater in many different colours.
A close up of a hand knitted striped sweater In many different colours. Stripes on the left are horizontal. The stripes on the right are vertical.

aje, to random

Personally I would just unplug this bit

enfys, to random
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it is time

tiago, to networkscience
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New on the arxiv: “Network reconstruction via the minimum description length principle"

https://arxiv.org/abs/2405.010151

Short explainer thread: 1/N

@networkscience

swatantra, to academia

Being an #immigrant academic is harder than what people think. I have to be on top of my game while juggling the complex immigration process and making sure that my family abroad and at home are being taken care of.

At this point, I consider myself a superhuman.

#academiclife #academia #Immigration #science #research

ingrid, to random

been wanting to make some plotter drawings to raise money for all the gaza gofundmes in my timelines so I started trying out the DEM-to-SVG approach with sentinel-1 data estimates of destroyed areas. Gaza's pretty flat so as terrain it doesn't quite have the same effect but the gaps are still a lot. This is a screenshot from a corner of Khan Younis.

ingrid,

I don't know if this is anything

KhouryVis, to math
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Congratulations to @sara_picorana for winning the @EuroVis PhD award for her dissertation "Layered graphs and their layouts, evaluations, and applications" 🎉 H/t advisor @codydunne
https://repository.library.northeastern.edu/files/neu:4f196k78t

mycorrhiza, to random
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Over on the Permacomputing mailing list, I just learned about this super cool project by @thentrythis:

> Last year I ran a workshop for disadvantaged families in Cornwall in the UK (a historic mining area) where we smashed rocks, collected crystals from mine waste, built semiconductors out of them, plugged them into cardboard circuit boards and made synthesisers: https://thentrythis.org/notes/2023/11/17/organised-atoms-at-flamm-festival-redruth/

KhouryVis, to random
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A toast to our Northeastern PhD graduates Laura South, Justin Raynor, and David Saffo! We couldn't have asked for better weather for this year's hooding ceremony 🌞 Laura is off to teach at Williams College; Justin is working for the NSA; and David is a VP of Immersive Analytics at JPMorgan

Congrats also to @janeadams for earning the Khoury College Service Award 🌷

A happy family; dad Justin in his phd graduation regalia
Laura, Justin, and David smiling outside in their regalia
Jane and Michelle smiling with PhD service award

Lana, to random
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Let me explain this real slow.

  1. I borrow $100 from you today.
  2. I pay you $10 every day for a year.
  3. I have paid you back $3,650
  4. I still owe you $90 somehow.
  5. You then "forgive" the $90 debt.

In this scenario, absolutely nobody is paying anybody $90. Nobody is being stiffed $90. Nobody is being forced to pay someone else's $90 debt. Absolutely nobody is "getting a $90 handout for free".

What's happening is you have been paid back your original $100 and then profited a mere $3,550 on top of that and we're saying that's enough profit.

This post is about student loan forgiveness.

nedbat, to python
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A tidbit: with data in a dict, you can use d.get as a function providing the same mapping. Here we sort the student names by their test scores:

davidism, to python
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FlaskCon call for talk proposals closes on May 1 at 23:59 UTC. You have just over a day to submit your proposal! https://flaskcon.com/2024/

KhouryVis, to random
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