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I’m not sure how I heard of David Benjamin Blower or when I followed him on Bandcamp but I’m glad today that I did. His new album is great. “Apocalyptic folk,” he calls it, and that certainly got my attention. 🎵
This posting is mainly intended to provide some links to material about AI in math and physics that I’ve found interesting. I confess that to a large degree I’m trying to avoid seriously learning about exactly what is going on, …...
Coming Attractions Next week Bellwether school finance guru Jenn Schiess and I will talk education spending on an Ed Tech Collective webinar. On May 21st I’ll moderate a discussion about evidence for Eedi Labs, with a great set of...
Welcome to my April 2026 Brutally Honest Earnings Report, where the long-term goal remains the same: trying to cover my gear and travel costs solely through stock income. Speaking of travel, April was a rare month where I actually did...
Comics Curmudgeon readers! Do you love this blog and yearn for a novel written by its creator? Well, good news: Josh Fruhlinger's The Enthusiast is that novel! It's even about newspaper comic strips, partly. Check it out! Commenters of...
Based on Andrej Karpathy’s interview with Sequoia at AI Ascent Andrej Karpathy is one of the few people who has both built modern AI and explained it for the rest of us. He co-founded OpenAI, ran computer vision at Tesla (where he got...
Why can’t you build it? Because you aren’t allowed to build it. Not in the place you want to build it. Or at least, not the way you want, to the extent you want it, at any sane price and … Continue reading →
Dear Constant Reader, Happy Friday! I hope you are going to have a lovely weekend! Here’s your tip: You may not have signed on for this, but you are an ambassador of burlesque. As a burlesque performer, whomever you meet is a potential...