Abe Handler @AbeHandler

Assistant professor @leedsbiz with a background in computer science abehandler.com Joined May 2010

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Jordan Boyd-Graber @boydgraber

4 years ago

A couple of weeks ago, I went on a rant about how we can do better when it comes to virtual conference presentations. I decided to organize my thoughts a bit more ... so I naturally made an online video. youtu.be/IQAXiR6R9sI

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Abe Handler @AbeHandler

5 years ago

There are many students, data scientists and software engineers who wish to learn #NLProc. How about a puzzle game to teach dependency grammar? (I’m considering coding this.)

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Colorado Digital Service @ColoradoDS

5 years ago

The Colorado Digital Service spent its first year working on critical projects across the state, including our response to #COVID19. 1/

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Abe Handler @AbeHandler

5 years ago

I used to like OmniGraffle for diagrams. But now it looks like you can only use the software by paying for a monthly plan. Any suggestions on what to use instead? Lucidchart?

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Abe Handler @AbeHandler

5 years ago

This was pretty interesting. I learned a lot. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/a-r…

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Jonathan Stray @jonathanstray

5 years ago

Folks who want to use AI/ML for good generally think of things like predictive models, but actually... smart methods for extracting data from forms would do more for journalism, climate science, medicine, democracy etc. than almost any other application. A THREAD. 1/x

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Abe Handler @AbeHandler

5 years ago

My first thought was that screencasts show things which might be hard for novices (e.g. navigating IDE menus). So screencasts are somehow demonstrating programming soft skills? But I think a lot of *experienced* programmers like watching screencasts.