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Researcher in Computer Supported Cooperative Work, Asst. Project Scientist at UC Irvine. I study data sharing and large-scale collaboration.CONTENT
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I write software in New York. This weekend, I spoke to the audience of the. My talk was about the internet, my fears about building and sustaining culture there, and what we might be able to do about it. Watch the talk or read my prepared remarks below. And let me know what you think on Twitter. There Thanks to Michael Liberatore. For shooting the video and to everyone who helped edit early drafts of the talk. Went wrong but not really.