This post provides an overview of 6 essential algorithms that developers and data scientists should be familiar with. It is a very helpful place to gain an understanding of some …
6 Algorithms Every Developer Must Know | Richard | Dare To Be Better
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How protesters in Russia and Ukraine are staying safe online – Los Angeles Times
This article discusses what is being done in light of Russia cracking down on and arresting those protesting the war against Ukraine. Individuals have taken to posting information in ‘code’ …
An alternative to pink & blue: Colors for gender data
An alternative to pink & blue: Colors for gender data This article discusses how gender data is colored, as news rooms and other presenters of such data move away …
Ukrainian Websites Are Going Dark. Archivists Are Trying to Save Them.
Claire Woodcock’s recent article (link below) discusses the importance of archiving digital cultural information during times of war, particularly when cyber warfare is being waged against the nation right along …
GCDI Programming Response to the Coronavirus
As the Graduate Center and CUNY continue to respond with operational and instructional changes during the COVID-19 outbreak, GC Digital Initiatives will continue to adjust program offerings to meet the …
Alumni Update: A.L. McMichael
A.L. McMichael is a historian of art, architecture, and design. In praxis she specializes in designed systems and administration. Her current role is Director of the Lab for Education and …
2020-2021 Graduate Student Public Humanities Fellowship – The Center for the Humanities
The Center for the Humanities at The Graduate Center, CUNY and Humanities New York announces the call for applicants for the 2020-2021 Graduate Student Public Humanities Fellowship. The Public Humanities …
Toward the End of a Digital Project: Reflections on Starting Over
This issue is probably more common than I think. Over the past year I’ve been working on an ambitious digital project: to modify a digital annotation tool, hypothes.is, so that …
Topic choice works against black NIH applicants
In 2011, a study led by economist Donna Ginther of the University of Kansas in Lawrence found that black applicants were significantly less likely than white applicants to be funded …
Quickstart Guide to R Package Building
Want to make your research more reproducible? Try housing it within an R package! While R packages are typically used to house broadly applicable functions for defined use-cases, they offer …
