NEW #OA article out now! - "Spatial and Sociodemographic Vulnerability: Quantifying Accessibility to Health Care and Legal Services for Immigrants in California, Arizona, and Nevada" by @eroubenoff, @JasmijnSlootjes, and Irene Bloemraad https://t.co/Hcq0VokQ8n #openscience

Is #California in a population crisis? Irene Bloemraad and @eroubenoff say no, but, "if we want to promote growth, we have to work to welcome more immigrants and reduce the cost of living to allow more people to stay." Read in @LATimes:

"No, California doesn't have a population crisis." Excellent sociological piece summarizing California's demographic trends, with a call to welcome immigrants to small towns, by Irene Bloemraad & @eroubenoff @BIMIatBerkeley @ASAnews https://t.co/qBhRsRUEsD

Irene Bloemraad and I look at what California's population decline might mean for our state's future— and why we might have opportunities ahead of us.

Opinion: No, California doesn't have a population crisis

My and Irene Bloemraad's Op-Ed in the LA Times today, on what California's population decline means for the state's future: https://t.co/nd8IkTkVT7

About 5-8 times a year I need to completely obliterate an oversized data file or image from git history that I forgot to add to gitignore and each time it is an excruciating process that leaves me thoroughly defeated

As someone who has consistently struggled to do anything past the bare minimum with Git I have absolute zero shame in using a GUI

Registration for MIDAS 2022 @MIDAS_Network In-person: Sept 7-9 Bethesda Zoom Sept 23 @ZacharySusswein @ajitesh47 @ottaviaprunas @MadiSngr @SineadEMorris @nkiocgoalne @eroubenoff @diestra77 @MoonSifat @nikosbosse @juan_cambeiro @erin_zwick @SeanCavany https://t.co/yCvrn4RslE

Thanks Ayesha Mahmud for an inspirational interview! @BerkeleySciRev "When you are a student it feels like every decision is monumental...No, you should just try out things. It’s okay if you don’t like it, you have the rest of your life to figure it out." https://t.co/dWSf6y57Dy

ALS took an unrelenting advocate, Michael Falk. His passion for change will live on in all of us as we move forward. We miss him dearly and are sending love to all of his loved ones and family. Thank you, Michael for all you did for this movement.

the good folks at @zotero are doing the heavy lifting to make sure no middle schoolers get points docked on their book reports about The Giver (that was me)

time traveling back to middle school to assure my english teacher i'll never actually need to write a bibliography from scratch

'Tomorrow!' cried Toad. 'I will do it all tomorrow!'

Yo dawg we heard you like recursive indexing, so we put recursive indexing on your recursive indexing so you can recursive indexing while you recursive indexing

Some days I think I'm really making progress toward becoming a better programmer. Other days I write @mcmc_stan model code like this: pop[u, is_nonzero[u, 1:N_nonzero[u, y, m], y, m], y, m ]

Coming right up this afternoon!

Congratulations to UC Berkeley's @caseyfbreen for a #PAA2021 poster award for his research on the Black-White mortality crossover using new data from @censoc_demog

me in grad school: who gives a fuck about the properties of positive semi definite matrices though. nobody. useless nonsense. me now, programming a simulation of multivariate selection models with jointly gaussian errors: well fuck

Tomorrow @ 2:30 Central/12:30 Pacific, come see me talk about spatial inequality in healthcare and legal service access for immigrants! #PAA2021