Dan Simpson
@danpsimpson
I don’t know man, I just don’t know.
Falling asleep next to the ocean and dreaming that I had dinner with Mark Eitzel and he gave me a magical ostrich that produced 90s live bootlegs.
This was my twitter header for a long time. And then someone was like “hey you’re on the job makes you should change it”
A long time ago I even wrote a post about how applied statisticians and people doing statistics in science are programmers and how we should accept that. It also had far and away the most unhinged conclusion I ever wrote (not screenshotted) statmodeling.stat.columbia.edu/2019/11/13/w...
Every time someone turns 60 I give a talk. They get stranger and stranger the further I get from the material
The New York Times has broken new ground on how to refer to a papal encyclical
The thing is, this doesn’t quite work. Data is about what you measure and how you interpret it. By basically removing the first thing (throw it all in) and the second (interpretation without context or expertise) AI doesn’t even necessarily look backwards.
Sometimes i forget that i have a very different base of cultural references to my colleagues. I needed to give notes after a presentation.
I whispered in his ear “I will murder you in your sleep”. He said “I love you”. It doesn’t change my plans.
Saw my friend @alexhanna.bsky.social (in sharpie drag because commit to every bit!) and her co-host Emily Bender (who was glorious) tape a Mystery AI Hype Theatre 3000 podcast. Main topic was www.vox.com/future-perfe.... (Second photo is 3/4 of a short dnd campaign I ran [alert: boyfriend on main])
Truly one of the all-time great comedies. Italian Piñata will never not make me laugh.
Goddamn it Reba. You knew I was going into preproduction for my unauthorised gay porn parody of Gypsy and the name “One Night In Tulsa” was spoken for. You knew it.
My dnd table asking “what if a beach episode but the beach is drama”?