Chris Bogart @chrisbogart

System scientist at Carnegie Mellon University @[email protected] Pittsburgh, PA Joined February 2009

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Sophie Huilian Qiu @sophiehsqq

3 years ago

Carnegie Mellon University researchers are inviting open-source maintainers of large, active projects to test a tool for managing contributor communities. This 2-week study is expected to take ~2 hours total. Participants will receive $50. Please email [email protected] if interested!

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Tantheman @tan_the_man16

4 years ago

I þink we should bring back þorn, a letter ðat's been with English since its Latin alphabet was made. In addition to this we also need eð, related to þorn. Ðis letter, along with Þorn have been with English for centuries. It's time to #BringBackThorn.

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Chris Bogart @chrisbogart

4 years ago

Attention @SaintLeoUniv CS/IT students: We are running a study on CS/IT students, and want your help. $20 gift card. To sign up, see attached file. #SaintLeoUniv

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Margaret Burnett @burnettmmosu

4 years ago

Attention @lbcc #lbcc CS/IT students: My friends are running a study on Community College CS/IT students, and want your help. $20 gift card. To sign up, see attached file.

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Julian Sanchez @normative

4 years ago

Seriously, when was the last time you saw a movie where the scrappy outsider with a wild theory bucking the expert consensus was, in fact, just a crank? Never, because that’s boring. And it’s boring because that’s… normal reality.

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Restronics @Restronics1

4 years ago

For reference:

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Austin Henley @AustinZHenley

4 years ago

My PhD advisor taught me *a lot*. I wrote down a few of the lessons to pass them on to my own PhD students. web.eecs.utk.edu/~azh/blog/less…

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Itai Yanai @ItaiYanai

4 years ago

The difference between doing a project and presenting it. An observation can lead to many avenues of explorations before focus turns to a specific discovery. Presenting it, in a talk / paper, follows inversely, with broad perspectives coming before & after the specific discovery.

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Kate @thingskatedid

4 years ago

we always expect useful error messages, but what if the compiler wants to talk about success sometimes? what if the compiler wants to tell you about code that's nice

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CMU Software and Societal Systems Department @S3DatCMU

4 years ago

Our world runs on #software. #softwareEngineering #PhD director, @p0nk, explains #development's #social responsibility to build those #systems right + how you can join us to build #tech that takes that duty to heart. Watch: youtu.be/SpB40YkTy8c Learn: se-phd.isri.cmu.edu

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Jon Purdy @evincarofautumn

5 years ago

Adopting this attitude (ca. 2012 iirc) changed the whole way I do language design and tooling development. Compiler/interpreter error messages are the single best place to surface learning materials for a language, because trial *and error* is a huge aspect of how people learn!

Manish @ManishEarth

5 years ago

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NISOD @NISOD

4 years ago

NISOD is excited to partner with the Technology for Effective and Efficient Learning (TEEL) Lab at @CarnegieMellon to create the Social and Interactive Learning at Community Colleges Program! Learn more about SAIL-CC: nisod.org/2021/10/07/nis…

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Chris Bogart @chrisbogart

4 years ago

This wapo article says some afghan troops are so uneducated that they can't count to 4 or name colors. I'm skeptical; I wonder if there were language barriers the reporter's informants miscommunicated. washingtonpost.com/investigations…

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Chris Bogart @chrisbogart

4 years ago

Looks like nobody's using the loungeball court today!

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Chris Bogart @chrisbogart

4 years ago

Finally, some out of the box thinking!

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面倒臭いエナ🇾🇪🇺🇦🇹🇼🇽🇰 @AdalwinAmillion

4 years ago

Therapist: Linear Mandarin is not real, it cannot hurt you. Linear Mandarin:

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Steak-umm @steak_umm

5 years ago

the irony of neil’s tweet is that by framing science itself as “true” he’s influencing people to be more skeptical of it in a time of unprecedented misinformation. science is an ever refining process to find truth, not a dogma. no matter his intent, this message isn’t helpful