Posts
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Final Project Description (Don Baracskay)
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The Importance of Context: Data Can’t Interpret Itself
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Courting Chaos: The Infinite Game
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Part 3
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Translation of Data within The Bug
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Digital and Analog
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Final Synopsis/ “Artist’s Statement”: Does Knowledge Differ From Truth?
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Part 3: Project Description
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Final Project – Don’t Believe Your Eyes
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Final Data is Limitless
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Final Project – Understand
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The Control of Data
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Literature can Change the World (of the Literature)
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Final Project
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Final Project- The Bug
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Final Project Part 3 (Kyle Carrier)
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Data Makes the Man (or Woman)
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Impostor Syndrome
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Data Has Feelings
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Some Afterclass Thoughts
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A Novel Not About Elevators
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In response to class 4/9 and 4/14
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Machine-Imagined Art
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Multiple Intelligences of the Empiricists and Intuitionists
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Invisible: Whitehead’s Racial Commentary in The Intuitionist
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Computer Paintings
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WTA
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Response to Caitlyn Jones
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Hybrids – Response to Nikhil’s post (Don Baracskay)
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Response to Caitlyn Lankowski
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Response to Austin’s Post
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Refreshing Humanities.
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Response to Nikhil
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A Digitized Culture
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What do Elevators Symbolize?
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A Response to McPherson
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Comparison of Progressions in Part One
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Technical Concerns with “U.S. Operating Systems at Mid-Century: […]”
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Please, won’t anyone think of the elevators?
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Response to Daniel’s QSer Post
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Gamification’s Dark Side (Response to Gregory’s Post “Gaming the Quantified Self”)
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Food Gamification
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Gamification: Good or Evil?
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The Value of Data
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Is Life a game? (Don Baracskay)
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Reader Post: Quantification of Life
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Gaming the Quantified Self
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Data Occupations – Am I a QSer!?
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Data Occupations Reader Post
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Data Visualization (Don Baracskay)
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CREEP’s and REVOLUTION’s
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The Rate of Time
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Visualizing the Chronology
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Visualizing Eternity in Death
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Humanistically Abstract
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Reading Redundancy
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Map of Only Revolutions
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The Patterns in the Dates
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Classifications of Person in Both Narratives
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Symmetries within Only Revolutions
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WTA
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Could the Plants and Animals Mean Something?
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Possesive Pronouns
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Data Visualization (Part 3 of Assignment)
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Noise important to the Theme
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Days between Chronological Dates of Sam and Hailey
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Life is Circular (Don Baracskay)
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Eyes, Drive, and go
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Go HOPE forever: Observer
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Observer 2
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Is the narrative becoming easier to read?
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The Twists and the Bees
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As “Time” Goes On
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An Argument for Noise in Only Revolutions
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Honey, Feer, and Kiss (Observer Post)
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Timekeeping in Only Revolutions
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Reading Only Revolutions
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Seeing Spots
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A Distant Reading of Distant Secrets
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Animals and Plants
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Evolution of the Humanities Studies into Statistics-based Approaches?
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Timey-Wimey Stuff
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Hailey, Sam, and US
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Sexydexy Creeps are Allone
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Counting Distinguished Words
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Responders 2
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Springing into the Summer, Falling into the Winter (Observer)
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Dr. Abstract and Professor “Difficult”
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Response to Caitlyn
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Response to the general confusion caused by the novel seen in prior Reader’s posts (Don Baracskay)
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Response to Caitlyn’s Post
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Visualizing Data
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Response to Nikhil: Only Revolutions
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Class on Tuesday, Feb 24
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Trying to Make Some Sense
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Trying to Read Four Stories!
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Different narratives or just different perspectives?
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How did Danielewski intend his book to be read?
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Can Someone Remind Me How to Read?
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With Flecks of Bleugh
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Enlightened by Amazon
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Fear, Money, and Catastrophe!
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Predict, Prevent, and Rebuild
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The “Odds” of “Future” “Disaster” throughout “Odds Against Tomorrow”
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Courage, Fear and Prophets
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Who is Mitchell?
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Glimpses of a Great Man – A Response to Greg’s Reader Post
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Response to The Fallacy of the Future
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Difficulties of Computing and Literature
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Big Data is Good – OAT Response to Adam
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Love of Money (or Lack Thereof): A Response to Taylor’s “OATRP”
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OATRP
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Odds Against Tomorrow (Reader)
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The Fallacy of the Future (Don Baracskay)
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Odds Against Tomorrow (Reader Blog)
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Odds Against Tomorrow Reader Blog
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Cycle 2 Observer Assignment
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How Much We Talk (Don Baracskay)
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Observer 1
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Observer Post
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Observer Post
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Data on correlation between technology usage and social interaction
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From Netflix to Spotify
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Can machines really explore and predict humans?
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A Response to Big Data and Advertising
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Can anyone really resist cookies?
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Is big data really destroying humanity?
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Some of us are doing something!
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Using Machines to Explore Humans – Jonah Miller
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Big Data and Advertising
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Like, OMG, Netflix
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Scientia sit Potentia
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What We’re Doing About It
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Out Technological Lives: Observer Post 1
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Why do we sit where we sit? – Observation
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Cycle 2 Observer Post – Jonah Miller
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Readers: Solutionism
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Response Times
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Observer-Week 1
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Observations: Preparedness vs. Participation
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Tag along
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Response to The Role of Ethan and Roberta
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300
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But the Paradigms!
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Response to Women in the Programming World (Don Baracskay)
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Response to Daniel’s “The Role of Ethan and Roberta”
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The Role of Music
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The Role of Ethan and Roberta
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Time Gaps Throughout the Novel
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Women in the Programming World
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The Origin of Modern Hyper-Masculinization of Programming
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Ullman’s Game of Dead Programmers
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Data in Reading Data
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Proximity to the Professor Zone Proves Nothing
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Observation #1
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Observer, Week 1
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In Class Observation #1
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Data: “Time of Discussion” and “Responses vs Shirt Colors” for 1/20/2015
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A Response to “What’s Bugging Ethan Levin?” – Jonah Miller
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Narrative, Database, and the Temporal Mind: a response to Daniel Pasker’s blog “The ‘Personalized’ Database”
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A Response from a typical Psych Major- Vanessa Macpherson
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A Response To “Role Reversal”
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A Response to “Part 2 Blog”- Madeline Bebler
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Role Reversal (Don Baracskay)
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What’s Bugging Ethan Levin? – Adam Carroll
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Blog #1
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Group 1 Reader – Greggory Adams
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Part 2 Blog (Kyle Carrier)
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The “Personalized” Database?
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Cycle 1 Observer Assignment
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