Postdoc at McGill. I research collaborative research practices and the uptake of new tools that reconfigure knowledge production, especially in archaeology and the social sciences and humanities, and now also in epidemiology.
Specifically: data sharing, open source communities of practice, and the cultural and epistemic implications of open science infrastructures and policy.
Also interested in bad sci-fi, experimental and DIY tech stuff and point-and-click video games :)
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So I'm using a CLI-based qualitative data analysis system (it's great! https://qualitative-coding.readthedocs.io) that I integrate into my VSCode workspace. I happened to start experimenting with copilot last week and today when I started qualitative coding I noticed it was offering me suggestions. Seems to be based on my prior codings rather than the actual file from the corpus, but still a bit eerie and not sure if I want to keep this on or not.
Shawn Graham