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I'll slowly fade out my engagement here.
You can find a much more active version of me on Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/do.minik.us
A big irony I feel with Google is that whatever studio/individual/project they've sponsored/acquired in the past tends to thoroughly disappear from the internet after five years.
Currently doing research and whenever I'm stumbling upon something of theirs from 2018 or earlier I can almost be sure that no URL works anymore. Link rot's a real bummer, friends.
Scared of being replaced by an AI? Here's five things you need to do to stay competitive!
- enthusiastically start doing whatever's asked of you even if you're absolutely incompetent
- if tasked with something completely nonsensical never correct your manager but pursue the task until they give up (actio ad absurdum)
- be as bootlicky as possible ("I apologize for the confusion")
Oh and also:
- work for $20 a month
- be available 24/7
New dataviz project with @al_ice_t and the World Bank shining a light on the challenges of girls' education in Pakistan:
https://datatopics.worldbank.org/dataviz/girls-education-pakistan/
Educating girls has a myriad of benefits ranging from greater empowerment and economic opportunities to improved health outcomes and reduced poverty. In Pakistan, school-age children, especially girls, lack quality educational access and attainment.
Technologists: I’m barely confident this computer is able to parse dates correctly. And don’t get me started on inkjet printers.
Politicians: they can definitely be cops.
NEW 🎉 Very quick and small #dataviz experiment: parallel-lives, an interactive timeline of nearly 5000 years of notable people in history.
https://janwillemtulp.github.io/parallel-lives/
3 reasons what I like about this approach: 🧵👇
I took my side-project too seriously and ended up with the biggest analysis of title drops in movies: