PhD student at CMU and Google Research working on AI, NLP, and computational social science; interested in libraries, AI ethics, and interactive knowledge augmentation
Previously: Google X, BKC at Harvard, CS + philosophy at UChicago, a kid in new york
| Website | https://jeremiah.milbauer.info |
| Personal | https://vis.social/@j |
| Pronouns | he/him |
Three searches with similar volume. Do you think this reveals anything about how people use ChatGPT?
My takeaways:
1) I'm setting up multiple hashtag feeds for different interests
2) I made an alt account on a large-ish instance relatively central to my personal interests, just for hashtag-based feeds.
3) The Fediverse isn't trying to overwhelm you with content you didn't ask for.
What I've learned while setting up #feeds:
> Slow Mode & #AdvancedWebInterface are great
> AWI lets you pin anything – including #hashtag searches
> You can add extra terms to a pinned search (OR, AND, and NOT ops, up to 4 terms each)
> Searches become topic-focused feeds
> Search can only search your Federated #feed or local feed (i.e. people on your instance and those they follow)
> You'll miss A LOT if you're not on a big instance w/ a #firehose Federated Feed
Hello world! Here's my #introduction
I’m an #NLP #PhD student at #CMU and a Student Researcher at #Google, interested in #AI for {Language, Knowledge, Culture, Society}
Currently I work on #NLProc with applications to #ComputationalSocialScience, #ScienceOfScience, #QuestionAnswering, & #ScholarlyNLP.
I'm often inspired by #libraries, #wikis, #memex, etc -- long term I'd like to study & build interactive #KnowledgeAugmentation that supports discovery, agency, access, community, and trust.
Did you know that if you capitalize each word in a multi-word hashtag, #ScreenReaders can read them as words, but if you leave them lowercase, they can't? Well, now you know! So, for #accessibility, please capitalize words when there's more than one in a hashtag.
Guillem Leon
Ted Underwood
Tam