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Dr Anastasia Salter on the Role of Digital Humanities at Hypertext

what is really valuable about the Hypertext experience “especially for newcomers is that your conference papers reach a wider audience ...”

Read more: ht.acm.org/dr-anastasia-salter

«Die Geschichte des Nimmer» - Yannick Rochat @yrochat schreibt im Blog «Spiel-Kultur-Wissenschaft» über die Ursprünge elektronischer Spiele in der Schweiz: spielkult.hypotheses.org/3859

Et voici l'article original en français dans Le Temps: blogs.letemps.ch/yannick-rocha

Pour @GrandjeanMartin, il faut solliciter les compétences humaines que ne peut pas imiter si l'on veut limiter la capacité des étudiants à l'utiliser dans le cadre académique.

heidi.news/articles/chatgpt-fa

Fond memories of driving a over the icy backroads of the Bavarian Prealps in the middle of the night. And compared to the VW 181, the Iltis was modern.

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First I thought, driving your open-top in winter is pretty hardcore. But The Thing doesn’t have a useful heating anyway, so I guess it doesn’t make a big difference.

Diesen Freitag um 11 Uhr treffen wir uns zu unserem Paper-Zirkel. Dieses Mal diskutieren wir mit @nilsreiter über Operationalisierung. Schau gern (virtuell) vorbei, auch wenn du das Paper noch nicht gelesen hast. Mehr dazu dhtheorien.hypotheses.org/1266 #DH #DigitalHumanities

I used to think that the Aurora reports “500 mA current required” because it uses a generic USB controller, and the value is hardcoded to the maximum. But I’m starting to think that it actually does draw a lot of power: I’ve now connected it to a USB C port, and it doesn’t seem to randomly disappear anymore…

The Palimpsest minor mode by @danielsz@emacs.ch is pretty handy when revising an article.

github.com/danielsz/Palimpsest

@marsianica Mit mettigeln und orangenen sitzlandschaften, und alle rauchen …

This list of pitfalls for journalists to avoid in reporting on artificial intelligence is broadly applicable to emerging tech in general. Useful to anyone who wishes to spread insight instead marketing snake oil. aisnakeoil.substack.com/p/eigh
Many thanks to @Julia for bringing timely knowledge into my inbox:
themarkup.org/hello-world/2023 (And thanks to @craignewmark, for funding @themarkup)

@felwert @DHdKonferenz Yes, I don’t doubt the good intentions, but it’s only getting worse.

Another reason why I will stop reviewing for the global conference: review responses. It’s humiliating to make authors beg reviewers for better grades. But since the abstracts remain unchanged, there is no reason to change my mind (unless I made an actual mistake, of course). If everything is meant to be negotiable, why have review criteria in the first place? Bonus: as the reviews are open, some authors will probably denounce reviewers that didn’t “correct” their grades.

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