Robin Gower

infonomist freelancer

[Robin Gower @robsteranium]

@plexus https://t.co/DNpdB00Jpo

[Robin Gower @robsteranium]

@MarmiteJunction @incipitsify From the perfectly matching clothes / stripped shadows on the grass I'd guess it was a video edit. This sort of thing is possible though for talented musicians: https://t.co/UaWRpnnHeZ

[Robin Gower @robsteranium]

@plexus @kiraemclean You can still get those shorter, random interactions face to face though, right? There's a just a bit more bustling around to contend with.

I wonder what the programming equivalent of a psycho-geographic walk looks like... A source code dérive perhaps?!

[score follower @incipitsify]

You like polyrhythms? Name every one.

1:2…99:100 Spectral polyrhythm. Everything (pitch, amplitude, spacing, note size, etc.) is represented on a logarithmic scale

[Robin Gower @robsteranium]

@MohitBhoite Beautiful! Have you tried a log transform? That might make it a bit less all-or-nothing with the bass/ kick drum.

[Robin Gower @robsteranium]

@daveliepmann I'd be interested to see the same calculations for nuclear but I suspect it's impossible to really forecast the looooong term costs of "Endlager".

[Robin Gower @robsteranium]

@daveliepmann People feared the nascent electronics industry would run out of copper. These incentives led to the introduction of semi-conductors which changed the economics.

Equilibrium effects may reduce the cost of renewables once they're as widely deployed as fossil fuels.

[Robin Gower @robsteranium]

Really enjoyed speaking about our #rstats package for working with #LinkedData at #useR2022

Slides https://t.co/1szYAIAwP0
Package https://t.co/uEZRKPdSNi
Data https://t.co/5TNpnYsqoP, https://t.co/HuBR7aMYJh, https://t.co/3F0wqRDbxT

@swirrl

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[Marja Hölttä @marjakh]

Off by one

[Frank Force 🌻 @KilledByAPixel]

A City in a Bottle 🌆

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[Robin Gower @robsteranium]

@danbri I'd recommend https://t.co/aCsdrYfgsk if it's made it across the channel. My wife describes it as "Primer meets Stranger Things". The plot gets quite deep so the (spoiler free) microsite provides a handy reminder if you're not bingeing episodes in quick succession!

[okazakitomohiro @oo_kk_aa]

Matches Season 5 (2022.01.25-03.27 Compressed ver.)
指で触れると赤丸が反応するの、もう暫く続けてみてもいいかなと思いつつ、とくに決めずに。

[Chris Adams - @[email protected] @mrchrisadams]

Hello internet. Are there any startups that let me easily buy European Emissions Trading Scheme carbon permits with a credit card (and preferably via API) the way I can buy various rando offsets right now? I’m struggling to find one, but this *must* exist, right?

[Open Data Institute @ODIHQ]

📣#ODIFridays: CSV on the web

Don't miss @robsteranium and @rossbowen01's online talk on Friday at 13:00. Find out how #CSVW – a standard for describing + clarifying CSV table content – can make working with CSV easier @swirrl

Book now: https://t.co/DEUzcm8UuG

#data #csvw

[Threatening Music Notation @ThreatNotation]

This is incredibly interesting to me and probably at least twelve other nerds

[Carl Miller @carljackmiller]

When we say Kyiv is winning the information war, far too often we only mean information spaces we inhabit.

Pulling apart the most obvious RU info op to date (as we did using semantic modelling), very clear it is targeting BRICS, Africa, Asia. Not the West really at all.

[VeryBritishProblems @SoVeryBritish]

Being British is mostly just staring blankly out of the window at the rain whilst muttering: “they said it was supposed to be nice today”

[Robin Gower @robsteranium]

@geospacedman @archaeogeek @swirrl @w3c The sidecar is "lose-able" but the standard offers lots of ways to find it again including provisions for embedding the annotation in the CSV file itself.

https://t.co/dlrERQvBip

By treating the metadata itself as the canonical resource then the tables can't get lost.

[Robin Gower @robsteranium]

@geospacedman @archaeogeek @swirrl @w3c One of the reasons we at @swirrl are so keen on CSVW is actually because of the linked-data translation https://t.co/LgVb7NEyMM.

e.g. https://t.co/FFJwVvgMmD

This could apply just as well to non-CSV formats that fit the Tabular Data Model https://t.co/VahGmiR9Jl.