My students Anya Brewer and Lucas Lefebvre turned me into a game character for their final project in CS151!! Super Al Madi Bros. is developed in Python Turtle.
My absolute favorite line: 'We should be building machines that work for us, instead of "adapting" society to be machine readable and writable.'
Nothing could be more central than centering people, and nothing is more anathema than the longtermist premise that doesn't.
Assistant Professor of Computer Science Naser Al Madi and Brunda Katikireddy ’24 were inspired to start a Colby chapter of @Enablethefuture, an organization that relies on volunteers to use their 3D printers to build prosthetics. https://t.co/8H4EAp7ARN
When a company is struggling to make ends meet, #layoffs make sense.
When a company makes record profits and *chooses* layoffs, it says where the company's values lie.
When an industry normalizes such layoffs, we need to critically examine the industry itself.
#BigTech#labor
Algorithmic trading is the domain of secretive hedge funds and banks.
Python unlocked these secrets for everyone (even Goldman Sachs has an open-source tool).
Use the same tools the professionals use.
Here are 17 Python libraries that open the black box:
Finished an awesome Software Engineering class with some of @ColbyCollege's brightest students. It is a joy and an honor to be their Gru and professor. The moon better be careful!
New day, a new lunch break... and a new Block.
This time it's a Block to display a beautiful code walkthrough created with @codehike_ (by @pomber) directly in your interactive readme.
Build with :heart: with #GitHubBlocks (by @GitHubNext)
Colby announces today that families earning up to $75,000 with typical assets will expect a parent or guardian contribution of $0. https://t.co/bXCTz8NZQV
I've been a theorist working on algorithms in the academic ivory tower for 17 years. Last summer I started part-time in industry 1 day per week (@Google); this is fairly common amongst my more applied colleagues in ML/systems, but less so for theorists. I highly recommend it. 🧵
The software engineering community has a fair share of these issues as well, resulting in more papers in the name of conference publishing but not necessarily more interesting outcomes that advance the discipline.
https://t.co/0MQX5wAxWu
Here you can read my eye tracking study on the readability of model generated code investigating @GitHubCopilot. The paper has been accepted @AesirWorkshop at @ASE_conf:
https://t.co/rB7eelJPOj