Jason B Jones
@jbj
Educational Technology Strategy. Currently: Northeastern U. Previously Woolf, Trinity, CCSU, ProfHacker edtech / digital humanities / LFC / &c
It has been a heavy day, but I not that quietly think people who can visit the them should. (I also had a great-uncle who was involved in the liberation of the camps, and I did better understand why he didn’t say more than about 50 words in the 35 years I knew him.)
“I’m not sure anyone posted thirst traps during the medieval period” Durer: “Have you seen my latest painting, ‘The Artist as an Instagram baddie’?”
We were at the Wilhelmina Zoo in Stuttgart today, and let me tell you the German version of “Live, laugh, love” goes unreasonably hard
This is a good and interesting provocation although in my experience neither of these are currently accurate descriptions of AI capabilities outside of marketing materials.
The 23yo reports that there are enough people at a watch party on Grant in SF that they blocked a Waymo
Klee’s “The Angel of History” is on display at The Jewish Museum in NYC until the 26th. Is crazy to get to see such things in this world, as it were
I in a meeting and someone contrasted a tight accordion and a loose one, and I couldn’t tell which was good, so I tried to ask the internet, and got this insane suggested query
Not super-confident the headline writer knows what the word “repelling” means here? I’ve never met a guy who likes indie rock who doesn’t love Wet Leg
The 23yo has seats immediately above this shot and I tried to tell him he has the chance to do the funniest thing
In retrospect, maybe Jake Tapper sucked from the start? Imagine covering politics in 2012 and not understanding even then that Republicans had embarked on a multigenerational plan to reinscribe white male Christian rule, while Democrats were basically “keep things as they are.” Not symmetrical!
The Digital Education Council yesterday the results of a global survey on AI in higher education. Uh, trends don’t look amazing in the US/Canada!
I think I could count on my fingers—maybe on one hand!— the number of days my wife has spent 71min cooking in the decades we’ve been together. (This isn’t a complaint; she doesn’t love it, so why should she?) I think I only get to an hour once a week. That’s so much time! (Photo from AllRecipes)
Lots of reasons not to love this. (Source: sensortower.com/report/state-o… )