Iāll also be teaching at 10:15 a.m. Saturday, in a repeat section of @leonyin.orgās class: āFindings and using undocumented APIsā.
Whether itās your first #NICAR, your 30th or somewhere in between, Iād love to see you there!
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Iāll be:
ā¢ Part of a panel at 2:15 p.m.: āUndercovered stories about trans communitiesā
ā¢ Assisting a class at 3:30 p.m.: āRegular expressions: Puzzling out clean dataā
ā¢ Giving a lightning talk at 5 p.m.: āYour Own Worst Enemy: How to organize your work so your future self wonāt hate youā
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Iāll be around through Saturday night (and even a few hours past the #DaylightSavingTime change š¤¦š¼), but if you want to hear me attempt to convey useful information, your best bet is Friday afternoon!
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Boarding United #UA1963 ORD-BWI!
Looking forward to an especially packed #nicar24 (and my first journalism conference after leaving Twitter).
If youāll be in Baltimore, say hi!
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Hadn't yet worked directly with Fazil, but we'd talked a few times during his job search.
I know he had a lot of excitement and promise and was enjoying things in New York.
Gutted to hear he's gone so soon.
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These resources will help journalists take care to avoid making assumptions or spreading misinformation about both the victims and the causes of violence, especially while information is still emerging.Ā
www.transjournalists.org/resources-fo...
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Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson came Monday to meet with the @suntimes.bsky.social editorial boardāand left without a word when we said his answers would be on the record.
It's a symptom of a larger problem, our own Fran Spielman says.
chicago.suntimes.com/brandonjohns...
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From my @suntimes.bsky.social colleagues, a great look at pÄ
czki-making for your Mardi Gras/Fat Tuesday/PÄ
czki Day:
chicago.suntimes.com/taste/2024/2...
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This is today! āš¼
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Defense in depth! (Also can't miss a vein if you're administering it through a port, for that matterā¦)
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Fascinating!
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For sure. (And considering I was watching these precautions being taken for the sake of my own child, I was especially appreciative myself! š
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For sure, but considering the alternativeā¦
(cw: central nervous systems having a Bad Timeā¢)
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Which meant you had to let gravity do the work, and you had to hold the bag up there with your hands.
Put differently: When giving this drug, you will be present the whole timeāand you will _feel_ socially and physically uncomfortable the whole timeāto force you to think about exactly why. (2/2)
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My favorite variation on this was when my son had to get vincristine infusions (a specific chemo drug).
If you give it intravenously, it does its job. If you give it intrathecally, it's virtually certain death.
So the protocol for this drug was that nurses could not use any pumps or stands. (1/2)
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Only for the first several monthsāthen spent the next couple of decades in Missouri!
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I havenāt been considering any sort of birth certificate change such as the one Utah would require under this lawābut even if I were, Tennessee (my birth state) has prohibited this specific type of amendment for quite some time now, and other states have discussed it in recent months.
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Thanks for the reminder! I had mine (originally administered close to your Meg's suggested cutoff) checked about 5 years ago, but probably worth getting that done again soonā¦
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Wrote a bit about why Bluesky as a platform really excites me going into 2024, but also why it worries me.
www.aendra.com/posts/my-top...
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The other text I was considering: āMy neighbor wore a wire for the feds. Youāll never believe what happened next.ā
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Former Chicago Ald. Ed Burke was convicted on all but one count in his corruption trial, in which he was accused of trying to strongarm people related to the Old Post Office, a Burger King, a liquor store and the Field Museum (of Sue fame):
chicago.suntimes.com/2023/12/21/2...
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This (from Cory Doctorow) is the crux of the AI dilemma, that everyone in Silicon Valley wants you to ignore.
What AI does well is cheap stuff like clickbait web copy. Minimal savings there. So who will actually pay for costly AI when investors stop subsidizing?
locusmag.com/2023/12/comm...
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