@jathansadowski Couture, Stéphane. 2019. “The Ambiguous Boundaries of Computer Source Code and Some of Its Political Consequences.” In DigitalSTS: A Field Guide for Science & Technology Studies, 136–56. Princeton; Oxford: Princeton University Press.
Excited to announce that Joseph C Osborn at Pomona College and I just received an NEH grant to work on improvements to our GISST system to cite and analyze program and gameplay states! @csuci@pomonacollege
want steel to build a particle detector? you have to source low-background steel—manufactured before contamination from mid-20th century nuclear testing. want to build a text or image generator AI? you’ll have to source low-background training data—collected before 2022.
@logodaedalus Well I didn't need to be more horrified today, but here we are. I am glad to report that it did not produce a better justification for my research than I do, yet I'm assuming.
CLIR and @SoftPresNetwork celebrate #WDPD2022 with “Supporting Software Preservation Services in Research and Memory Organizations,” a new report that identifies concepts, skill sets, barriers, and future directions related to software preservation work. https://t.co/YBg3NgsReS
One of the great frauds in recent memory was perpetrated by the San Francisco Chronicle, which told voters that Brooke Jenkins was "progressive." Here is Sean Hannity, one of many on the far right praising Jenkins for returning the War on Drugs to SF.
@Dave_Parisi It's also pretty half baked, so I did need to muck around in the command line / Linux system apps to get some things working correctly. That said, I'm finally getting to the Persona series.
@Dave_Parisi I have a 512 and have been really loving the deck, don't know if the top end one was particularly worth it, but its certainly allowed me to get to games I would not have given my current dad schedule. Also, it was way larger than I was expecting.