I'm Erin (she/her). 👋
I'm a dev advocate, community human, tech educator, and stand-up comedian.
I spend my days empowering the developer community at Label Studio, leveling-up grad students at NYU, or cracking jokes while hosting Laugh Dammit, NYC.
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The Question at hand. (and no, it's not "who made the mistake of skipping dessert?") Based on the following Titanic datasets (name, age, price of the ticket, etc.), predict who will survive and who will die.
Misinformation and disinformation may just be as old as our modern ways of storytelling. We've become increasingly reliant on these online networks and systems, have started to understand their impact, but have failed to prioritize solutions.
While it can be overwhelming to stay up on the latest news or events — putting all the details in one dashboard can help you maintain some sense of sanity in this information-overload era.
To retain trust within the community — the community industry as a whole should make sure to take a stand for security, safety, compliance, and privacy. If we don't — these spaces could bring havoc and potentially physical, financial, and/or legal harm to folks.
I'm leaning into learning and my strengths not only as an educator but as a lifelong learner. If there's anything I've learned from my time across the pond and after speaking at How to Web, it's that this is my biggest strength and what makes me come alive.
I've always admired how folks document the tools and workflows they have established. Welcome to my new series, Uses, where I document various workflows and tools I use daily. Stay tuned as this updates from time to time.
