dont let the data drive you
These days I think about collecting data a lot. At Lever we are making software that needs data to function for multiple reasons. The biggest reason is that data drives the Continue Reading →
Category Archives: tech
Floating down a Tributary
All aboard! Prepare yourself for a voyage through parameter space as we embark on project Tributary! Tributary is a web interface for live and responsive visual coding. It includes a Continue Reading →
Go west, young man
Now what I want you to do is visualize yourself… visualizing your data. Can you see it? Maybe you need some help? Fret not, I’m working on it! This week Continue Reading →
Silenced
This past weekend I attended Data Insight and hacked alongside a great group of people. Our team had a lot of fun and learned a lot by tackling a tough Continue Reading →
the day the data stood still
I still remember the day that I first understood how data was communicated between programs. I was 17 years old and programming Java applets about microscopes. When it first sank Continue Reading →
digital divide: success!
It’s taken me over a month to do the write up, but Digital Divide had our first success! The event took place on February 28th at the Palmer Munroe Community Continue Reading →
Digital Divide: Taking Stock
This past Monday we took our first concrete steps towards our first workshop. Six people came together to deal with half a living room of computer parts. We took apart Continue Reading →
Digital Divide: first steps
My idea for the Digital Divide project has taken root, and the first steps are laid out for us. Recently I spoke with Aurora Hansen from the Palmer Munroe Community Continue Reading →
Digital Divide, Let’s Build a Bridge
For those that don’t know, the term Digital Divide describes the gap in skills between those with access to computers and digital technology and those without. I propose a way Continue Reading →
wikiwiki wild wild west
I just posted a mini essay on slashdot in response to some poor fool’s post bashing wikipedia‘s reliability. The poster argued on a false premise so I decided to inform Continue Reading →