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Vulnerable groups' work becomes invisible due to technology, increasing unpaid labor.

lightbulbPractical problemHardware Maintenance and Asynchronous Problem-Solving Support

Vulnerable groups' work becomes invisible due to technology, increasing unpaid labor.

CSCW '24Labor, Visibility, and Technology: Weaving Together Academic Insights and On-Ground Realities

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Developers struggle to efficiently manage cross-layer state and asynchronous updates in complex applications.

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