
Working on tools for investigative reporting, mapping the powerful at @open_sanctions. (GPG: 02D7 B6B0)
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Job: the great team at @open_sanctions is looking for a a full-stack data person. Go work with @pudo to help make sense of the world's sanctions data and build a database that tracks a wide range of entities in the public interest opensanctions.org/docs/compa…
I’m beginning to hate @vercel with the heat of a thousand suns. In June they decided that using the Next 13 functionality for showing a simple spinner while a page loads should be billed differently. And by different I mean: they raised our bill from $20 to $680 for the same site
Oder man könnte Sanktionen durchsetzen und internationale Geldwäsche bekämpfen, statt im Dogwhistle-Traditions-Dreikampf "Die Araber" anzutreten: focus.de/politik/deutschland…
If you're wondering how much work goes into investigative reporting, these are *only* the interview transcripts for a single article I'm drafting right now for @OCCRP. This isn't even counting the court & company records, open source trawling, etc.
Listening to 4 bankers talk about AI. There’s something so weirdly scripted about how institutions relate to innovation now: recognize 3 benefits, name 2 concerns, say you’re ahead of it, but that really we’ll see later. Applause.
👇🏼This.
Replying to @lopezlinette
Last year tech stocks got creamed, crypto is dying, there may be a recession coming, higher interest rates are making money harder to come by, and no one cares about the Metaverse. That's why we're all suddenly hear about AI nonstop. businessinsider.com/ai-techn…
New: we now have multiple match scoring modes in our API. Check out the blog post to learn more: opensanctions.org/articles/2… #api #sanctions #screening
Datlab has looked at links between Czech procurement and Russian companies; found €2.5 billion in business and no signs of a slow-down post-war. datlab.eu/blog/public-tender…
Apply now: work on a cool data project! Lots of interesting data work, open source code, and real-world relevance.
We're hiring! Apply now to help us build OpenSanctions, track kleptocrats and provide top-notch data for compliance opensanctions.org/docs/jobs/…
OpenSanctions: An Open-Source Project About Financial Restrictions. I talked to Friedrich Lindenberg about investigative journalism and @open_sanctions which tracks sanctions and financial restrictions on assets and individuals.
medium.com/p/f1dbdfea3e04 #neo4j #blog
Let’s need out about open data!
Grab your spot to our next Keeping Curious episode, From #sanctions & ownership data disorder to transparency with Stephen Abbott Pught from @OpenOwnership, and Friedrich Lindenberg from @open_sanctions It's going to be a good one! ✨
bit.ly/3Ubaai0
#fincrime #graphtech
The suggestion for social network services to "open their algorithm" has always annoyed me (cool thing to say on a panel, probably not useful in practice). Twitter is, I guess, doing the experiment. Will this create any outcomes relevant to accountability?
Twitter has released the code for its recommender. I am reading through this documentation and the actual repo and will have commentary soon. blog.twitter.com/engineering…
Das von uns geförderte Projekt Open Sanctions @open_sanctions sucht eine*n Data/Integration Engineer um öffentlich zugängliche Daten zu sammeln und aufzubereiten.
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