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I love this idea. To riff on it further: one of the things that frequently bugs me about data science projects is the tendency to reach for easily-available data, without asking all the questions that you should be about where it comes from, who put…
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Sorry to be so late to the intro thread! I'm Quinn Dombrowski, and I work as digital humanities staff between Stanford Libraries and the Division of Literatures, Cultures, and Languages (which houses all of them, except for English, East Asian, and …
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Edmond, I was thinking along similar lines -- the other bit of writing that immediately came to mind was the (now 10+ year old) John Scalzi piece, "Straight White Male: The Lowest Difficulty Setting There Is", and how this takes a similar point-scor…
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I've been thinking about the parallels between coding and textile-craft for a little while, not least through using the Textile Makerspace I run as a "Trojan horse" for getting grad students interested in exploring digital humanities. (There's some …
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I've been working with a number of different people and projects on the issue of better support for non-English languages in computational text analysis, though I've never thought about it from a decolonizing perspective. The problem of the default …
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Hi! I'm Quinn (non-binary, any pronouns are fine) and I'm staff in the library and Division of Literatures, Cultures, and Languages at Stanford. I mostly support non-English digital humanities projects, and run Stanford's Textile Makerspace, where w…
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Hi, I'm Quinn Dombrowski and I support non-English digital humanities at Stanford University. I've been involved in digital humanities work for 15+ years, but CCS is pretty far afield from anything I've ever done (DH-wise or disciplinarily -- my bac…