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AI vs HI Interns

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AI vs HI Interns

[Will AI destroy critical thinking in K

Exploring MX Linux

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Exploring MX Linux

I have an old laptop (Alienware 15) that I got awhile back. With all the stuff going on about Windows 11 Recall, CoPilot, etc., I had been wanting to have one machine in my life th

Revisiting CryptPad and Diagram Tool

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Revisiting CryptPad and Diagram Tool

Could it be folks are moving away from US based businesses like Google? I read this with some interest: As part of the UN Open Source Principles initiative, the UN has invited ot

MyNotes: ICEBlock

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MyNotes: ICEBlock

With a motto of "See something, Tap something" this iOS only app is available: ICEBlock is an innovative, completely anonymous crowdsourced platform that allows users to report I

Backing Up Wikipedia

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Backing Up Wikipedia

The other day, I heard a news broadcast about Wikipedia getting unwanted attention from worrisome corners. I remarked to my wife, “It wouldn’t hurt to make a backup of Wikipedia an

Writing with the PRISM Framework

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Writing with the PRISM Framework

This is something I found intriguing to explore. It arose from a suggestion from a former colleague. I had let the idea sit for a while, then thought about making the connection to

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AI Annotation Analysis Assistance

Listening to one of the Boodle Box facilitated webinars, I had a chance to listen to Cheney Luttich. As I listened, I took notes. The goal of this webina

Converting PDF to Text

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Converting PDF to Text

One of the terrible things about creating a presentation? You mix all this text, media into a container that can be hard to process by AI. Some might not want to do that, and I und

Reading Simple Things

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Reading Simple Things

When I was in second grade, on account of learning two languages, and having a terrible teacher who didn’t teach, I failed second grade. I ended up in summer school at Ft Clayton A

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Quote and a Book to Read

First, the quote: “belief is the wound that knowledge heals. Second, the book is Ursula Le Guin’s The Telling

MyNotes: Dropping AI Cost: Doom for Average Workers?

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MyNotes: Dropping AI Cost: Doom for Average Workers?

With the release of the AI 2027 report, the rhetoric or storytelling is amping up: The AIs of 2024 could follow specific instructions: they could turn bullet points into emails,

A Visit to the Bookstore

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A Visit to the Bookstore

I'm back from a morning jaunt over to Half Price Books in San Antonio, Texas. My wife found a gift card from a colleague and friend (DB) in the kitchen maildrop, so I found mys