Ben Adams

@sfifeadams @ABlondeAvocado I did the second one. 20 x 5 = 100, so 100 - 2x5 = 90

@andy_nobes @COKIproject Of course not! Feel free to share away. Cheers

@darwinzero @COKIproject I hope you don't mind me sharing a couple of screenshots in my latest tweet!

@andy_nobes @COKIproject terms that show up in lots of articles might take some time to load, but then that query should be cached and will load quicker next time

@darwinzero @COKIproject Apologies Ben - I should have read your tweet properly! Yes, working now

@_mahimna @CoinDesk @ittayeyal @AriJuels @initc3org This is exactly what secret swap built on @SecretNetwork is designed to prevent. secretswap.io

New @CoinDesk opinion piece with @ittayeyal and @AriJuels at @initc3org. Miners, Front-Running-as-a-Service Is Theft. coindesk.com/miners-front-r…

@kisaguncan @SecretNetwork thanks for sharing! secret network is a really exciting project, imo. it is great to see so much development work. my plan next is to explore more about how it can help to build private, distributed location based services.

Time to #Buidl. A #missionimpossible -esque self-destructing message contract on @SecretNetwork $SCRT by @darwinzero link.medium.com/PxkK4gkMMdb 💪

@mondegeonumeric thanks, I sent you an email. Let me know if you don't receive it.

@darwinzero I am very interested in your paper but I do not have access to Digital Scholarship in the Humanities. Thanks a lot for sending me a copy.

@khetiwe24 @Joe_GISc Thanks! I agree it would be great to incorporate the other language editions, but I haven't had time to do it. For Wikipedia matching place names across different languages should probably work pretty well. Other data sources, it depends on the quality of entity recognition, etc

@darwinzero This is excellent! +1 to @Joe_GISc comments. Have you done any comparisons with other languages? (E.g. how 'historical' they are relative to each other would be v. interesting)

@dinomirMT We are all waiting to see what happens in season 2!

@darwinzero There is also an Australian knock-off: 11.00am with Dan Andrews (aka, watch for the blazer) :)

@udemsar @GIScience_conf Cosit will be in 2022 now

Another GISience conference moves to 2021 - I hope the dates will not overlap with @GIScience_conf, #COSIT & #Geocomputation (all postponed/scheduled for Aug/Sept 2021). Or maybe the organisers could get together & plan one giant meeting instead of fragmenting the community?

@UchenduChinaza6 Hi Uchendu, a masters degree is required.

@darwinzero Hi Ben, can an international student with a Bachelors degree in statistics apply for this position? Thank you

@OgbeniDipo Yes, international students can apply. currently NZ borders are closed due to covid, but I'm hoping that that will ease for intl. students later in the year.

@darwinzero Hi Ben, can international students from Africa apply, please?

@maetl mark, your work looks super interesting. I'm interested in generative narratives for communicating scientific results. Perhaps we could grab a coffee at some point to chat? DM me. Lots we can chat about re building a UI for live science.

@darwinzero Super interested in the UI and data modelling/software architecture side of 2) as it fits quite closely with some things I have been working on— do you have pointers to existing research papers or themes you’re building on there?

@carstenkessler CSCW is quarterly now cscw.acm.org/2019/CSCW-2020…

@carstenkessler It requires a decent # of total publications, though. In GIScience it could maybe be done quarterly. Not sure if or how they ensure that people show up for the conference.

@deepseadawn The paper describing how it is built can be found here www2015.wwwconference.org/documents/proc…

Web semantics & persistent identifiers help pull out valuable teaching resources. Scraping of Wikipedia organized by place & time in FrankenPlace contextualizes to how/why places differ frankenplace.com With tools like these who is teaching whom? #esriEdUC