andromeda yelton

When I was in my classics MA program, I took a course on Latin prose composition.

Once upon a time, I taught a course on AI in the Library in an iSchool.

So, I wrote an alien artifact no one else on my team understood.

Someone in a Slack I’m in asked for advice on how to understand classes in programming, and I wrote a mini-novel about how I understand them, so I figured it might as well be a blog post!

I’m updating some old code which includes a model trained under gensim 3.8.3.

I just had So Many job interviews, which means I had so many tech screens, all of which ran differently.

I read this article1 and was moved to furious tweetstorm and several respondents asked that I make it into a blog post.

Once upon a time in 2017, my colleague Andy Dorner, who is awesome at devops, made a magical deploy script for HAMLET.

When last we met I was turning a perfectly innocent neural net into a terribly ineffective one, in an attempt to get it to be better at face recognition in archival photos.

“Let’s blog every Friday,” I thought.