A critical look at the disparity of failures in demographic inference tools
What’s in a name? What’s not in a name? And why does this rose not smell so sweet?
What’s in a name? What’s not in a name? And why does this rose not smell so sweet?
Who is present in the data we collect? Who isn’t? And what does it matter?
My enemy, nighttime Starting from a really early age, I had difficulties sleeping. Let’s call these difficulties insomnia on steroids. I couldn’t fall asleep, and when I did, there was no way I could stay asleep. It impaired my life so much, that I would frequently fall asleep at various points during the day out of sheer exhaustion. Words like narcolepsy were thrown around. Those sleeping pills that are supposed to be a temporary fix looked like they might become a permanent fixture....