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Danielle Gaither

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Um, your tone seems very pointed right now, LinkedIn

algorithmblues's tweet image. Um, your tone seems very pointed right now, LinkedIn

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If you’re in the DFW area and are interested in technology for public good, check this out!

HackNTX is now only a one-day event, Saturday, December 1st! You can read more about it on our blog, but hopefully this logistical update helps with travel plans for our participants. Thanks for your support! buff.ly/2FTOdRU



Your regular reminder that machine learning isn't magic

Today in shitty machine learning startups, this company claims to predict IQ, personality, and violent tendencies by applying deep learning to facial features and bone structure. That's phrenology. You just made the ML equivalent of a racist uncle.

jbensnyder's tweet image. Today in shitty machine learning startups, this company claims to predict IQ, personality, and violent tendencies by applying deep learning to facial features and bone structure. 

That's phrenology. You just made the ML equivalent of a racist uncle.


Dissertation submitted to the Graduate School! Now to sleep all weekend and start looking for jobs on Monday


Apparently Prezi is still a thing. It's also still awful.


I suppose it’s bad form to put *shrieks with laughter* in the future work section of a dissertation


Submission for @ICSEconf out the door. Fingers crossed! #icse19


True story: I first learned HTML because I had a Geocities page in the 90s and wasn't satisfied with the options in their built-in page editor.

Fine, I'll spell it out: MySpace, LiveJournal, and NeoPets were able to teach kids—all kids, yes, but, and this is very important, largely girls—how to code because the coding education happened incidentally, outside the pipelines where people are told what they can and can't do.



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Dear #OCaml enthusiasts, we need your help! The 3rd OCaml MOOC will start in 3 weeks and that's probably the perfect opportunity for your friends and all your acquaintances to discover the beauty of functional programming. Please, take a minute to spread the word around you!


This is a great way to see what’s going on with the tech scene in Denton!

Bootstrap Denton, our annual tech creative mixer, is on the horizon! Join us Oct 11 @ Backyard on Bell: eventbrite.com/e/bootstrap-de…



Coming up with pun-filled names for tools/processes is totally an academic skill, right?


Giving this class another go. Here's hoping!

Understanding pattern-matching and ADT will change the way you think about case splitting in your programs. Be careful though, you may not be able to come back to less expressive programming languages :-) Register to the #ocaml MOOC bit.ly/2ICPHNv !



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async(); await(); async(); await(); async(); await(); async(); await(); In the System() // the mighty System() The process.sleep()s tonight ~


Yeah, I won't miss working with academic software tools after I graduate.

It is truly amazing to work in a research field where most of what is published does not work once you try to apply it in real conditions. Not even close. I have seen this repeatedly on our projects with industry. This even concerns award and highly cited material.



WANT

Just discovered (via @steminist) that @KTLeeWrites writes books about "women in STEM fighting international crime," which I will absolutely be reading (and potentially breaking into the genre myself someday) because that is my favorite plot idea ever: ktleeauthor.com/books/



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