For once, a book that's too short. We're in a new Gilded Age: agree. The web giants are the new Robber Barons: agree. But where are the differences? Those who learn nothing from history are condemned to repeat it. But those who oversimplify?
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My day in Twitter: telling the guy upset about the end of The Iliad that none of the episodes he's slating are in fact in The Iliad. Then the guy upset that Sartre used prison metaphors without ever being in prison that actually he was a PoW.
Sigh. Time well spent.
Manuscripta makes available manuscripts held and digitised by Swedish institutions. TEI for the encoding, all manuscripts available over #IIIF. Beta version available here, https://t.co/TC9svPqvHn
Interesting to see how fey Clinton + world were about the inherent, irresistible democratising nature of the Web 20 years ago: https://t.co/bnl1JGoulW. Contrast https://t.co/6yV9mBJJcr
Was the whole internet=freedom thing just a WASP mythos?
Ironically, I suspect I'll be too busy working on ... well, open data standards ... to attend this open data event. But I definitely recommend *other* people do so: https://t.co/EVsSDY1Y3o
Much much more sophisticated Culture Wars NLP bots: to autoparse dog-whistles and other political rhetoric; auto-syllogise and expand/refute claims; auto-link claims to supporting/debunking data. Etc. etc. etc.
Happiness is discovering that the bookstore whose demise you'd been mourning for a decade didn't close, it just moved. To maybe 5 minutes away from where you're now working. #firstPaychequeSpent
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