Noting it’s been two months since I last wrote anything here, I feel it is time to add the following:

If you hoped for a new version of ProXist (as hinted by a previous blog entry), sorry. It has not happened yet. It will, eventually.

If you expected something else from me, sorry again. It has not happened yet. It might, if I find out what you’re on about.

Contact me if you want blame assigned.

I managed to submit my Balisage paper on time, in case you wondered.

Also, I still think my basic idea is a good one. It’s simple and, I think, useful. So simple, in fact, that I’m worried that everybody but me thinks it’s perfectly obvious.

::sigh::

Title says it all. Happy new year, everybody!

And I’m perfecting it.

Title says it all. They moved a muscle back to where it’s supposed to be. Some childhood operation to fix a squinting eye had resulted in it sliding back to where it was mostly useless.

Ouch.

According to Google’s stats, I’m big in Alaska. Well, comparatively. That part of the map was greener than most.

A bot’s in love with me.

Title says it all.

I was pointed to this blog post that, in turn, referred to this TEDx talk where Steven Bachrach said this:

“Scientific Publishing is essentially unchanged in 250 years”
“The way we publish today is destroying data”

This really struck a chord with me. And essentially, it applies to just about everyone handling their information in an unstructured format.

Title says it all.