Krishna Girish

Excited to share a game I've been working on with my friend @jasonjoby.bsky.social - presenting BirdGuessr (ch3rryblossom.github.io/birdguessr), a daily game where you're given 5 real checklists from eBird, and you guess where they came from! Can you narrow down a location based on its birds?

It's kind of like GeoGuessr but instead of images, you see a bird list :) You can play older days in the archive, and there's also "free play" where you can play this infinitely with random checklists! There's also shareable scores so you can compete with your friends, here's mine from today -

Using BlueSky has helped me find so much incredible research, but also caused my to-read list, a bunch of open tabs, to balloon in size. So I built a widget to track papers and share them with friends. Introducing Marginalia, a social reading shelf for academics! marginalia-papers.netlify.app

(4) As a user, you can control what exactly is visible, with private collections, and choosing which shelves to display. (5) You can also make shared collections with friends; any paper added here auto-syncs to the shelves of all users- perfect for group reads or collaborative projects!

Using BlueSky has helped me find so much incredible research, but also caused my to-read list, a bunch of open tabs, to balloon in size. So I built a widget to track papers and share them with friends. Introducing Marginalia, a social reading shelf for academics! marginalia-papers.netlify.app

Marginalia is full of features to streamline your trails of academic papers, and see what your friends are up to. Think of it as GoodReads but for papers! Here's some features I think are cool - (1) Look up papers by doi or title to add them to three shelves - read, up-next, and to-read.

Super excited to share the first preprint from my PhD! In this, we couple species range maps with daily-scale climate records over the last 80 years to produce the ClimLimits database, a record of 44 realized climate limits for ~55,000 terrestrial and freshwater species. (1/4)

Here's a schematic of our computation technique featuring a hand-drawn Fennec Fox. (3/4)

Super excited to share the first preprint from my PhD! In this, we couple species range maps with daily-scale climate records over the last 80 years to produce the ClimLimits database, a record of 44 realized climate limits for ~55,000 terrestrial and freshwater species. (1/4)