In a few years, international law professors & their associated colloquia who are *now* silent about the situation in Palestine, will be like 👇🏼

The institution will not love you back. It will also call the cops on you, taze you, beat you, gaslight you, and cancel your graduation.

We stand with the campus protesters.

We're now offering free ebooks on Palestine, mass protests, and student rebellions.

It’s incredible how quickly liberals are willing to trash values they claim to uphold - freedom of speech, human rights, international law, etc - the minute these conflict with the objectives of Western hegemony and capital accumulation in the world economy.

For no reason, no reason at all, I am sharing my guiding quote about how I approach being a professor, from Prof. Toni Morrison

It’s only hard to understand if you ignore the entire history and structure of policing.

In which we learn that Princeton was fine graduating a student who took part in the January 6 assault on Congress but will expel a finishing PhD student for sitting on the grass.

Expeditions can be hard to maneuver as a mother & scientist.

Intense & exciting to have my essay published in The New York Times exploring how Expeditions can be an Academic Act of Defiance

Mapping fungi w/family SPUN New York Times Opinion: tinyurl.com/5adc5cwf
(photo 2011, Kenya)

We might as well cite her...

'Erkennen en waarderen' going strong in Dutch academia 😂🤣

Is the only woman in the room REALLY the waitress (not knocking that job ofc!). 'Advancing the future of AI' without any women...
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People who watch *the exact same* video of a protest often come to radically different conclusions.

People's views of protestors and the police depend on the congruence of the protestors’ positions with the subjects’ own worldview jstor.org/stable/41511108

Why do many programming languages have a different syntax for getting elements of arrays a[j] and calling functions f(i)? Isn't every array a mapping from the integers to the elements of the array? So then a(j) would be a good 'generic' interface for arrays.

There are now in the world machines that think, that learn and that create. Moreover, their ability to do these things is going to increase rapidly until - in the visible future - the range of problems they can handle will be coextensive with the range to which the human mind has…

'So far we've spent about $50billion dollars' on AI infrastructure. 'And we've generated $3 billion in returns.'
404 Media podcast paraphrasing Sequoia Capital to explain anxiety around coverage of flops such as AI pin.

Songs of Innocence vibes

'a pain to sit through'

How unsurprising to see privileged academics reason from their perspective again online participation and not from that of people who cannot travel because of visa issues, childcare duties, disabilities, money etc...

In case you missed it, here's my article with @[email protected] on Mastodon introducing the TESCREAL bundle of ideologies, which has played--we argue--an integral role in shaping and driving the current race to build AGI.

firstmonday.org/ojs/index.php/…

hahahahahaha this!!!