Huh. Any #academics out there use Flockademic? How does this tool relate to something like ImpactStory?
One value-add is the ability to "add a journal." Anyone run a journal out of this?
I really want NecroDancer for the 2DS XL 😩
Send thoughts to my patient love, who is hearing me belt showtunes while working this shiny Saturday!
RP @vickysteeves
GitLab open sourced push mirroring and added it core. This is a great win for #decentralization!!! You can now run your own canonical GitLab instance & easily mirror to GitHub for findability.
Read more here: https://about.gitlab.com/2018/05/22/gitlab-10-8-released/#push-mirroring-now-open-source
Another reason why GitLab is #1
#federation #fediverse #decentralize
https://octodon.social/@vickysteeves/100091310262159064
Think about opening your new project on gitlab.com instead of #github. Later on you can migrate it to your own server. github = dead end
RT @vboykis@twitter.com: Unreal. This thing has gone too far.
GitLab open sourced push mirroring and added it core. This is a great win for #decentralization!!! You can now run your own canonical GitLab instance & easily mirror to GitHub for findability.
Read more here: https://about.gitlab.com/2018/05/22/gitlab-10-8-released/#push-mirroring-now-open-source
Another reason why GitLab is #1
What are your preferred alternatives to Google Drive's shared documents for writing/editing? Preferring ones which don't require accoutn/login!
Please Boost!?
Is the Scholarly Kitchen just Medium, but for people who want to seem smart about scholcomm?
still on yesterday's piece like "wow they just let anyone post there"
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No chrome.
There was a young man
From Toulouse who got lim'ricks
And haiku confused
a thought that just resurfaced: it'd be cool if mastodon / the fediverse at large had some kind of standard way to surface people's blog rss feeds and the like.
like remember how facebook used to let you publish a feed? that was of course a stepping stone to their enclosure of the web - but what's, like, the conceptual inverse of that? a thing that uses the energy here to build the whole open-web-glued-together-by-some-protocols side of things instead of trying to eat it?
@kensanata I'm a published author, and I think that the original copyright term of 14 years with the option to renew once for 28 years total was perfectly reasonable.
I'm borrowing from my culture to create; it's only fair that what I create should become part of the culture so that others can build upon it.
Life of the author is excessive, IMO. Life + 70-90 years is outrageous, since the monopoly on a work no longer benefits the creator, but descendants who had no hand in its creation.
Yesterday was so productive. Today I've been totally derailed.
Today I got a lot done and it feels really good!
+ 1 peer review submitted
+ 1 student worker situated and started working
+ IRB for new study submitted
+ Registered NYU as a node in the Pledge of the Computing Professional
+ Led a meeting for LISSA (osf.io/preprints/lissa)
+ Got a lot done on my web scraping research project
AND TONIGHT Remi and I are going to see Deadpool 2!
even before age 35 you should know that by python 3.5 you should drop support for python 2
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Finally drew something for #MerMay (ノ´ヮ´)ノ*:・゚✧
The only song I need to boost productivity (she says, procrastinating): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c-ydGUHUDj8