This post on mastodon drove home the assumption that I can find AnythingOnTheWeb™ using a major search engine. But because of AI, sites, creators, and copyright holders may block the crawlers that build those wonderful indexes. One needs to rethink how they consider “scope” when searching.
Currently reading: Witch King by Martha Wells 📚
Currently reading: The Atlas Six by Olivie Blake 📚
Generative AI Threatens Diversity and Hyperlinks – last section reminds me of how small publishers suffered during the media consolidations of the 1990s. We could end up feeding LLMs an ever-less-diverse diet of text because the means to keep marginalized voices active is cut off.
Alley at twilight
A contrast of orange and white light on a cold winter night
A classic spring evening
Found in an alley in Little India, Toronto
First meal prep of the year:
All the vegetables in the fridge that were left over from the holidays + four kinds of beans + quinoa. Oh, tomatoes, too.
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A quiet date night at the fancy pub.
Cold days bring bright skies.
I’ve been looking a for a good starting point to explain Digital Humanities in a meaningful way. This looks like an excellent starting point. Thanks CMU. cmu-lib.github.io/dhlg/topi…
Dinner by the beach. The Pizza from Outlaw brew pub was fantastic.
SUP, misty afternoon?
The Specials 2019-06-18 @ the Danforth Music Hall, Toronto. A masterclass of love, positivity and not accepting the status quo as an inevitability. There is clealy a lot of gas left in their tank.
Learning about Toronto urban gardening practices and traditions at Growing Where We Are torontourbangrowers.org/events/gr…
Just started playing around with Devonthink3.0 public beta. First impressions… holy shi*t! Must have.
Better late than never. “Do by Friday” patreon reward showed up today! My office is at least 1000% more decorative now.
Twenty Flight Rockers
Went to IKEA with a six-item shopping list. Two hours in we finally found the first thing on list. Left with that one item from the list… and $600 of other stuff. IKEA needs to stop being a ‘family event’