Do yourself a favor. Write down the books you've read. Otherwise, some day you'll find yourself wondering if that book looks familiar because you put it on a list to read or because you read it already. Faced with this dilemma, I used "AI" to help extract and clean data from 10 years of emails and online receipts. The result: a list of 400+ books I've already read. Here's a blog post laying out how I did it, and how you could do the same. https://sadlynothavocdinosaur.com/posts/archeology

#AI #Bookstodon #data

This week we were doing a photo shoot for nostr:npub1xfp450fh0j8dsxrahuyz3qnmxnru8pvvk588wr6ulcye7qhwspyq54u0fd, and one of the associate deans approached the university photographer about getting a new head shot. They didn't want to become "one of those professors whose photo makes students question if they're in the right room." Hats off to you dean. Hats off.

nostr:npub1ulmk7rglm7y8cykt7h40zhwnhv9c37qxq5tnna3jqz4wjx52wd8q2whweg “Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence.” Also, accounts from those effected IS actually evidence.

As the fall approaches I find myself reading Richard Hamming’s Art of Doing Science and Engineering from 1996, and what should I happen upon but this gem. Seems like good fodder for this semester’s https://CodingTheLaw.org

Only Star Trek musical numbers would drop paradigm, camera obscures, and calculus into the lyrics.

“You mean like an ensemble number?” #StrangeNewWorlds 🎶 🖖

🤔 nostr:npub14nlrjnwuj4gxmqsdut75vv26wcce5t0xe89e0gc0yfg84h58xdtqm3neue’s log of original #LawFedi postings from yesterday seems to tell a story. I wonder what happened at the end of the day that sparked so much discussion? Anywho, this is your reminder that I run a bot that boosts law type stuff, and you should follow/tell all your friends.