Christina Lin
Contributor at DZone
Redpanda/Java Dev/Camel Rider/software architect/Cloud/K8s ♥️ Coffee and ♥️ matcha. Technology should be widely accessible and easy to consume.
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6 days ago |
dailynorthwestern.com | Christina Lin
Welcome to Recaptured — a weekly roundup of The Daily’s photojournalism, featuring our reporters’ most memorable moments. This week’s Recaptured includes photos from the Waa-Mu show, the Evanston Maker’s Market and Northwestern’s Native American and Indigenous Student Alliance’s annual Pow Wow.
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1 week ago |
dailynorthwestern.com | Christina Lin
Welcome to Recaptured — a weekly roundup of The Daily’s photojournalism, featuring our reporters’ most memorable moments. Email: [email protected] Stories:— Recaptured: Holi celebration, protests against Social Security cuts and a baseball win— Recaptured: Lacrosse wins on Senior Day, Code It! Challenge and A&O spring speaker— Recaptured: “Hands Off!” Demonstrations, NU Dance Marathon and spring sports wins
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2 weeks ago |
dailynorthwestern.com | Christina Lin
This review contains spoilers. Known for creating the New England small-town life in “Gilmore Girls” and the busy New York City comedy scene in “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,” writers Amy Sherman-Palladino and Dan Palladino have created yet another engaging and entrancing world — this time focusing on two fictional ballet companies located in New York City and Paris. While Amazon Prime Video’s “Étoile” was a good binge watch, it died off in the middle only to be resurrected in the final episode.
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2 weeks ago |
dailynorthwestern.com | Christina Lin
Boomshaka’s 28th annual Spring Show, “BOOMSHAKA: after hours,” took place Friday and Saturday night at Shanley Pavilion. After the opening dance performed by the full cast, artistic directors Weinberg seniors Mariam Adesiji and Leo McKenna and producers Weinberg senior Anna Simmons and Weinberg sophomore Olivia Killian introduced the show. (Christina Lin/The Daily Northwestern)“Life Itself” was the second dance of the show.
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2 weeks ago |
dailynorthwestern.com | Christina Lin
This article contains mentions of a drug overdose. This article also contains spoilers. Before watching the first episode of the HBO weekly release series “The Pitt,” I expected it to be like any other medical show I had watched: scandalous, dramatic, romantic and ultimately unrealistic. However, I soon realized that it was unlike anything I had watched before. Created by R.
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Toronto! 🇨🇦 🦫 🏒 🍁 We have a bunch of open spots at our Google Cloud "Build with AI" event coming up on 3/25! It is free, fun, you'll learn a lot, and I'll be there 🙂 Come learn about @googlecloud AI with us! Grab your seat here: https://t.co/gMVv7NlDzc
WOW! Getting so much great feedback from our awesome Google experts, champions, organizers, and friends—thank you all! I might have been a bit too ambitious cramming everything into one workshop—haha, total brain dump on agents! Definitely not beginner-friendly, I’ll make it way https://t.co/zHaSw7nvAk
I had a really interesting conversation with @jason_mayes that sent me down a research rabbit hole on this NPU chip thing last night. (Here’s a link to his demo: https://t.co/tXMVHjaLGw) Super interesting! I’ve been focusing on agentic patterns and building out content, so this