Amber J. Hu (they/them)
@amberjhu.bsky.social
Interdisciplinary scholar and educator writing about computers, education, and society.
Currently a Lecturer at UW CSE. Posts are my own thoughts and opinions.
Currently a Lecturer at UW CSE. Posts are my own thoughts and opinions.
Still, it's heartening to look at the Bureau of Reclamation data on Yakima Valley reservoirs and compare them to where they were almost a year ago.
This is water that will nourish and feed us if we use it wisely. Don't just blow it on one crop cycle! Save it for future droughts.
This is water that will nourish and feed us if we use it wisely. Don't just blow it on one crop cycle! Save it for future droughts.
December 13, 2025 at 11:51 PM
Still, it's heartening to look at the Bureau of Reclamation data on Yakima Valley reservoirs and compare them to where they were almost a year ago.
This is water that will nourish and feed us if we use it wisely. Don't just blow it on one crop cycle! Save it for future droughts.
This is water that will nourish and feed us if we use it wisely. Don't just blow it on one crop cycle! Save it for future droughts.
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"Pines on Pike," not to be confused with medieval weapons pop-up "Pikes on Pine" a block north.
December 6, 2025 at 1:39 AM
"Pines on Pike," not to be confused with medieval weapons pop-up "Pikes on Pine" a block north.
I used to spend a lot of time at High Point Neighborhood House. Great community!
December 4, 2025 at 5:05 AM
I used to spend a lot of time at High Point Neighborhood House. Great community!
This is all kind of dancing around the real issue which is that testing environments are not good analogues to how students will apply their content knowledge. Writing code by hand is nothing like actual software engineering!
December 2, 2025 at 3:49 PM
This is all kind of dancing around the real issue which is that testing environments are not good analogues to how students will apply their content knowledge. Writing code by hand is nothing like actual software engineering!
If your test were accurately assessing content knowledge, it wouldn't matter how much time students had: the distribution of scores would be the same if they sat in that testing room for 24 hr
December 2, 2025 at 3:47 PM
If your test were accurately assessing content knowledge, it wouldn't matter how much time students had: the distribution of scores would be the same if they sat in that testing room for 24 hr