[logistics] homework design - minimum viable homework

Find categories of permeable experience: vision, species classification, machine learning model, language/dialect, color, Justice, borders, skin tone, race, ethnicity, disease. When something becomes categorized, it becomes exploitable by the market, and the invisible hand starts helping society delineate borders

jaanli commented 1 year ago

The art of the carbon copy: how to cc someone like you mean it! User journey and homework to cc two people in the class. https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71ed6f2BY+S._AC_SL1500_.jpg

jaanli commented 1 year ago

https://www.publicbooks.org/cooking-monasteries-arithmetic-lorraine-daston-on-the-history-of-rules/?ref=thebrowser.com

jaanli commented 1 year ago

Org chart visualization of societies https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20230525-how-did-patriarchy-actually-begin and from josh c jackson

jaanli commented 1 year ago

https://www.latimes.com/business/story/2023-04-27/guilt-tipping-norms?ref=thebrowser.com

jaanli commented 1 year ago

https://lithub.com/the-problematic-myth-of-florence-nightingale/?ref=thebrowser.com and william Hal stead pubmed piece

jaanli commented 1 year ago

Edgelord and edgelady

Pick a service that is public or publicly accessible:

for example in the NYC area, Uber, Lyft, Veo, NJT, MTA, Bird, Lime, Revel, Google Maps, Apple Maps
locate the edge of the map, in a sense that is important to you. For example, the edge may be language: searches for taqueria or tacos may reveal different maps with different edges. A taxi service may have different service areas than a venture-backed company such as an app that lets you rent electric scooters.
document your environment using the Poly Cam app. Feel free to reflect on your journey to the edge of the map with an experience report on this issue and on Zulip. Are there constraints? Is it drawn fairly? Who gets to define the map? What options do you have for asking someone for help revising the map? Feel free to read this excerpt from the field study handbook to help absorb some of the schemas that ethnographers use when approaching new cultures. Being an observer of a map, and enacting agency in pushing its boundaries, is something not everyone gets to do. Notice fear and fun along the way.

jaanli commented 1 year ago

https://www.noemamag.com/the-secret-history-and-strange-future-of-charisma/?ref=thebrowser.com

jaanli commented 1 year ago

try multiple cursors -- https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/editor/codebasics

jaanli commented 1 year ago

pascal notes:

AI has a metadata problem… https://plgah.medium.com/ai-has-a-metadata-problem-78b30ca1936b

For the class (and in general), here are a couple of things I would recommend: (1) Take a high-level approach and just look at the FAIRification process: https://www.go-fair.org/fair-principles/fairification-process/. Then take a dataset through that process. (2) When you hit step 6 around capturing metadata, maybe dive a bit deeper and start with version 2 of the Data Documentation Initiative, which is essentially a rich data dictionary with extended information about the study. The IHSN website has tools and documentation on that topic like https://www.ihsn.org/projects/DDI-standard and http://ihsn.org/archiving To put this in practice, I would use this Guide for Data Archivists: https://guide-for-data-archivists.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ Use DDI 2 as your template.

jaanli commented 1 year ago

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=iK3oK50AFlg and sociology of philosophy mindshare open source realm

jaanli commented 1 year ago