Dario Taraborelli

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Tending the commons 🌱 , , instigator • open science and altmetrics prokaryote • opinions my own.

San Francisco, CA
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Joined August 2010
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    Apr 14

    I wrote a short piece for on why the scholarly citation graph should belong to the public.

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  2. 11 hours ago

    wow

    Every paper has open data if they present a scatterplot. 1) Download WebPlotDigitizer 2) Load a scatterplot screenshot 3) Select each datapoint 4) Download the .CSV file with each datapoint
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    May 3

    The average person reads at a rate of 200 words per minute. Standard "Terms of Service" agreement contains 11,972 words. This means it would take 60 minutes in average to read the terms before agreeing to them.

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  4. 22 hours ago

    "Most scientists work on research topics that have attracted attention in the past. But for award-winners we find more exceptions; 27% of their research topics become of interest to the general public after the scientists attracted attention on Wikipedia"

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  5. 22 hours ago

    Do scholarly awards increase the popularity of their recipients and the supply/demand of information on their research topics? A paper by explores the question through the lens of .

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    May 3

    My proposal for redesigning EU 'cookie consent' notifications. Can we at least require websites to use the one on the bottom? 😇

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    May 3

    Impact! All those citation indexes we chase are just intellectuals' shout-outs from ivory tower to ivory tower. Check Wikidata for the numbers on what the real world uses - a single paper is cited 2.8 million times. The researchers behind it had no idea.

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  8. May 5

    Hey , aren't all accepted papers from the conference supposed to be available as through the ACM DL? 🤔

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  9. May 5

    Però avresti anche potuto invitarmi dalla zia di Sassuolo.

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  10. May 5

    “La mia passione per i metadati viene da lontano.” 👌

    Serendipity databasistica by
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    May 4

    we’re just building out the SF gondola/funicular network, see you on the Ocean Beach-Alcatraz line

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  12. May 4

    A whiteboard imperative for your Friday.

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    May 3

    Hey fellow europeans back home, prepare to get blocked by any startup that can’t afford a lawyer and would rather pay $600/yr to block y’all...

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  14. May 4

    Young lady on bus 2 is my new hero. Grandma is shouting at her 3yo niece, physically threatening her. Passengers around are about to intervene or call the police. Young lady says “Hey girl!” and starts singing a song. Grandma is publicly shamed, girl stops crying. FIN

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    May 3

    Making progress! Now all described nationally critical AND nationally endangered New Zealand endemic species have a newly created or expanded . page. On to the nationally vulnerable species. (Image via . CC BY 4.0)

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    May 3

    Wonderful work of archivists weaving underrepresented knowledge into (w/ some support & encouragement from ). Suggested add 2 workflow: items! Just made a few edits to the central figure of this case study 🤓 —

    New on 's archives blog: our project intern on editing to enhance discoverability of our rare 1970-era materials.
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    May 3

    New webpage is live, now with ONE MILLION PERCENT more night stars! Also loads more documentation for all the ways to use Unpaywall's open data, beyond just the extension.

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    May 2

    We're excited for the release of Data Commons' fact checking dataset. It's a collaboration between members from , , , , , & to help academic research tackle misinformation. Learn more →

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  19. May 3

    Ditto

    As someone working without the support of an academic institution, but who relies on scientific papers to do her job, I'd like to say a HUGE thank you to researchers who publish their work in journals.
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    May 2

    Seeking a passionate and talented UX designer to come join our team at . Help build tools for innovative journalism and media projects around the world. Location flexible. Learn more and apply here. Feel free to ping me with q’s:

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  21. May 3

    Hashtag transaction

    ...despite already having signed a detailed letter admitting that there was no affair. Prior to its violation by Ms. Clifford and her attorney, this was a private agreement. Money from the campaign, or campaign contributions, played no roll in this transaction.
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