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grad worker @ northeastern -- as long as it takes and then some -- ♿️
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@cxli@scholar.social
here's some work i like:
from~to, by Leia S. Chang https://taper.badquar.to/16/from_to.html
16 anna, by Tonisha Guin, Romi Banerjee, Maitry Gami, and Atharva Waghmare. https://taper.badquar.to/16/16_anna.html
16 Wishes, by Alicia Guo https://taper.badquar.to/16/16_wishes.html
[SIC], by Aia Meyer https://taper.badquar.to/16/sic.html
hex triplets, by Shihab Mian https://taper.badquar.to/16/hex_triplets.html
Chert, by Helen Shewolfe Tseng https://taper.badquar.to/16/chert.html
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@cdrichards@mathstodon.xyz
i have work published in taper magazine issue 16: for good measure! a fragment of a code poem in under 2kb 💙 you can read it alongside the rest of the issue here:
https://taper.badquar.to/16/glimpse.html
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@hci@micro.blogs.princeton.edu
@YuhanLiu@hci.social @varunrao@hci.social @sohw@hci.social @cyberlyra@hachyderm.io @andresmh@micro.blogs.princeton.edu this is rly cool work! i'm curious how y'all made design decisions abt this protocol -- will workers be involved in the design process in the future? it's interesting to think abt design for models of governance / worker-ownership that don't necessarily exist yet or are still figuring out how to self-govern :0
i wrote this poem a few years ago and i still think it's pretty good:
there's no haunting without a woman at its center. http://www.agave-review.com/if-moby-dick-was-a-woman.html
#Poetry #MobyDick
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@Cyborgneticz@scholar.social
@Cyborgneticz stop talking abt how ai will HELP disabled people start talking about the people that ai is ACTIVELY DISABLING
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@steve@discuss.systems
@steve@discuss.systems partially at that point i just wasn't taking the red line a lot lol, i'd probly bump charles/mgh way higher now because going over the charles is the highlight of my commute. but i have yet to become friends with the red line
i'm told at least two people have read the MBTA station tier list on my blog https://erroneouswhale.pics/blog/posts/mbta
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@koronkebitch@types.pl
@koronkebitch@types.pl i like keeping the knowledge that you can do this in my back pocket though ultimately i am repulsed by the hairy skin texture
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@cxli@scholar.social
preliminary results: both my roommates last year did not eat kiwis with a spoon and i came to believe that my family was freakish and strange grateful to have contradictory data the next time i have to defend spoon eating
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3AN1gaBXts4 not gonna lie i did not open this video thinking it was a darius kazemi joint but man am i pleased to be here
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@cxli@scholar.social
one of my favorite poems in the world and so many fragments i love, but the very first lines with the interplay of the doe lay dead in a field of asters / by the school bus stop / where we waited / off from where we waited: yes: at a distance: making a distance we kept, as we kept her dead run in sight. has stuck with me for the Longest time
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@cxli@scholar.social
but the weather that would hold you: yes:
hothouse you to fattest blooms: keep you in mild unceasing rain,
-> https://kenyonreview.org/kr-online-issue/in-memoriam-3/selections/brigit-pegeen-kelly/