As @aaup_penn explained, Penn’s FAQ is a tired attempt at union busting. This strategy failed to dissuade workers in @PMWU397, @UnitedRAsatPenn, and resident physicians @cirseiu from exercising their right to form a union. And it won’t dissuade us. https://t.co/v3TrKsWKgV
Today, the Provost’s office sent an email to grads at Penn which linked to a misleading FAQ page. While this page presents itself as a neutral source, it is in fact created to dissuade workers from unionizing. Grad workers responded to it here: https://t.co/D9Ecs49wTQ
The Penn Provost’s Office is continuing its anti-union campaign by sending grad students this email. Grads, if you want accurate info on unionization, skip the Penn admin’s anti-union websites and check out @GETUPgrads’ excellent FAQ https://t.co/j08NkHrtAe
Big news: a strong majority of Penn graduate student workers have signed union authorization cards!
We're rallying next Wednesday, October 4 at 12pm to ask that Penn admin stay neutral and agree to a fair and efficient union election process. Join us!
I call on leaders at @sigplan, the ACM, the IEEE @ComputerSociety, and other conference sponsors to come together to discuss this issue & to create policies to ensure that all members of our community are safe and welcomed at our future events.
Full post: https://t.co/o4jpVmly5Z
@arsduo@magpiewhale This looks great, but I don’t think it handles the id -> username mapping in particular… I still don’t see a great way to do that without developer API access
@arsduo This should pull out every account ID anywhere in your Twitter archive, run it from the root of the unpacked archive:
egrep -R '"accountId"\s*:' | perl -pe 's/.+"(\d+)",?$/$1/' | sort -nu
@plaidfinch @ionathanch @alpha_convert I think I know where my copy is, I’ll check when I get home tonight! I think @SteveZdancewic is the one who made it originally, so you could also ask him, but it sounds like that’s been tried already
@sclv Occurs check: cannot construct the infinite type: occurs check = occur
In the expression: occur
In the first argument of `for whom does`, namely `the occurs check`
In the expression: for whom does the occurs check occur