I have at least 150 tabs open (each. on my phone and my laptop.) This is me trying to close them one by one and writing about each as I go. Some will still be open after I hit publish. Think of it like a cat bringing things in as they often do with no context or explanation.
A introduction to philosophy course by stanford that I have been making very slow progress on. I started this course in an attempt to be unambiguous and articulate. Philosophy is all about arguments and so is our real life. Sometimes you just need to go back to the basics!
A substack article that I read once and then again and now it is open incase I want to read it again. It is THAT good.
AI here, AI there and AI everywhere. The utility of AI is ever so clear, but what about this?
related: pathways to progress syllabus
Someone who changed how I think about intelligence. I discovered them through my work in education.
LEGO has an education wing?
I wanted to understand what a payfac was and I understood what a payfac was after reading this article.
I had discovered Lynda Barry through a drawing session hosted by Indu who made us do her exercises. I fell in love with her work immediately. Now I return to her exercise whenever my art skills need dusting off, which is very often.
I have been involved in building communities and third spaces in one way or the other for the past 10 years and this one hit close to home.
How do theories which are generally considered interesting differ from theories which are generally considered non-interesting? You can find the answer to that in this pdf.
I have a habit of following the personal websites of people whose work inspires me. Aishwarya khanduja is one of them. I loved reading her article on the Proust questionnaire, and now I want to answer it myself.
Related: I clicked on an article by Aishwarya to read it, but I haven't gotten to it yet. I will, I promise.
The Slow Cancellation of Innovation: A critical look at modern funding
Related: https://resonantcomputing.org/
Another substack article that I may never actually read, but it will remain open.
An album I REALLY want to listen to because I also love my computer very much!
okay, sakshi!
The Nature and Aim of Fiction by Flannery O’Connor.
ON SAFEGUARDING THE HUMAN PERSON IN THE TIME OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE.
I’ve been following riffle since their launch and I very much intend to read this article!
ly susan!
A well articulated ray of hope for anyone who has been staring at the ceiling!
I was on a quest to understand the fallacy of misplaced correctness.
Telegram was banned in India for a few days.
I will read anything Visa has to say!
I am learning Tamil and I was looking up the pronunciation of the word happiness.
P.S. This article was inspired by emma’s every tab i have open!