Given that they're all spies, a more accurate title for le Carré's novel would have been 'Spy Spy Spy Spy'

Come join us at Rochester to work on low-resource NLP with @cmdowney.bsky.social! 👇

published the exhibit album! official drop day is tomorrow but you can still snag it. Includes a high res digital art booklet. You can also score a hand-bound, editioned, physical copy

baby im sick i need to be sent here

spent the whole flight back home to the desert yesterday audio mixing, but this is getting close to release

back home (aka the art studio): "i don't know where we would keep a bunch of skulls...oh, we could hang them from the wall on the porch" "be careful! i just lost an exacto blade on the couch"

hippie dirtbag cowboys playing country music in ATX—if anyone asks what my cultural background is, i can just point them to this video

at umass today to, among other things, give a talk on social meaning sources of hermeneutical injustice—joint work that grows out of discussions with @floresophize.bsky.social and @elinm.bsky.social

prompted by the movie, pulled my copy of frankenstein from our home library and astonished to see it doesn't have the milton epigraph of adam cursing god, the best epigraph ever: “Did I request thee, Maker, from my clay / To mold me Man? Did I solicit thee / From darkness to promote me?”

"Having become skeptical, we can now take the next step and become paranoid." A line that (unfortunately) speaks to me, from @rhenderson.bsky.social & @elinm.bsky.social's recent book on dogwhistles — in particular, the section on sociolinguistic hypervigilance.