@drdavidjoyner.bsky.social
Corollary to Cunningham's Law:
For some individuals, the quickest way to find out their meeting availability isn't to ask; it's to schedule a meeting and wait for them to suggest a different time.
For some individuals, the quickest way to find out their meeting availability isn't to ask; it's to schedule a meeting and wait for them to suggest a different time.
September 8, 2025 at 5:58 PM
Corollary to Cunningham's Law:
For some individuals, the quickest way to find out their meeting availability isn't to ask; it's to schedule a meeting and wait for them to suggest a different time.
For some individuals, the quickest way to find out their meeting availability isn't to ask; it's to schedule a meeting and wait for them to suggest a different time.
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How do we prepare students for an AI-powered future?
Join our virtual reading event featuring @drdavidjoyner.bsky.social, author of A Teacher’s Guide to Conversational AI! Starting Monday, April 7, engage in a 4-week asynchronous discussion with the author & fellow educators. www.perusall.com/engage
Join our virtual reading event featuring @drdavidjoyner.bsky.social, author of A Teacher’s Guide to Conversational AI! Starting Monday, April 7, engage in a 4-week asynchronous discussion with the author & fellow educators. www.perusall.com/engage
April 4, 2025 at 2:47 PM
How do we prepare students for an AI-powered future?
Join our virtual reading event featuring @drdavidjoyner.bsky.social, author of A Teacher’s Guide to Conversational AI! Starting Monday, April 7, engage in a 4-week asynchronous discussion with the author & fellow educators. www.perusall.com/engage
Join our virtual reading event featuring @drdavidjoyner.bsky.social, author of A Teacher’s Guide to Conversational AI! Starting Monday, April 7, engage in a 4-week asynchronous discussion with the author & fellow educators. www.perusall.com/engage
Starting Monday, I'll be running a Perusall Engage community book event reading through A Teacher's Guide to Conversational AI using the Perusall platform to annotate and discuss the book.
If you're interested in joining, check it out at: perusall.com/engage
If you're interested in joining, check it out at: perusall.com/engage
April 4, 2025 at 2:43 PM
Starting Monday, I'll be running a Perusall Engage community book event reading through A Teacher's Guide to Conversational AI using the Perusall platform to annotate and discuss the book.
If you're interested in joining, check it out at: perusall.com/engage
If you're interested in joining, check it out at: perusall.com/engage
"I'll make this chart look better if the paper is accepted" and other lies I tell myself
February 12, 2025 at 2:46 AM
"I'll make this chart look better if the paper is accepted" and other lies I tell myself
Three months after adding a chatbot to my web site trained on my own publication history, CV, and blog, I decided to write an informal retrospective on the kinds of conversations I've seen people have with it: www.davidjoyner.net/on-three-mon...
On Three Months of DAI-vid | DavidJoyner.net
www.davidjoyner.net
January 21, 2025 at 4:35 AM
Three months after adding a chatbot to my web site trained on my own publication history, CV, and blog, I decided to write an informal retrospective on the kinds of conversations I've seen people have with it: www.davidjoyner.net/on-three-mon...
I was going to create this image while waiting for ChatGPT to run, but /u/potatodemon beat me to it.
Ironically, though, I accidentally closed ChatGPT while searching for this, so it had to start over anyway.
Ironically, though, I accidentally closed ChatGPT while searching for this, so it had to start over anyway.
January 16, 2025 at 8:49 PM
I was going to create this image while waiting for ChatGPT to run, but /u/potatodemon beat me to it.
Ironically, though, I accidentally closed ChatGPT while searching for this, so it had to start over anyway.
Ironically, though, I accidentally closed ChatGPT while searching for this, so it had to start over anyway.
I don't know who else needs to know this but: scrolling through your ancient Amazon order history is a weirdly memories-like experience for things you never would have posted to social media otherwise.
"Huh, I forgot my 2011 fitness kick!" "My wallet has lasted HOW long?!" "Ooh I remember VGA!"
"Huh, I forgot my 2011 fitness kick!" "My wallet has lasted HOW long?!" "Ooh I remember VGA!"
January 11, 2025 at 12:10 AM
I don't know who else needs to know this but: scrolling through your ancient Amazon order history is a weirdly memories-like experience for things you never would have posted to social media otherwise.
"Huh, I forgot my 2011 fitness kick!" "My wallet has lasted HOW long?!" "Ooh I remember VGA!"
"Huh, I forgot my 2011 fitness kick!" "My wallet has lasted HOW long?!" "Ooh I remember VGA!"
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As I have the past four years, I ended 2024 by listing out my ten favorite books that I read in the preceding calendar year! The list is at www.davidjoyner.net/on-my-top-bo...
I miss being able to tag the actual authors in these posts. Quick, society, coalesce around a new standard social network.
I miss being able to tag the actual authors in these posts. Quick, society, coalesce around a new standard social network.
January 6, 2025 at 11:58 PM
As I have the past four years, I ended 2024 by listing out my ten favorite books that I read in the preceding calendar year! The list is at www.davidjoyner.net/on-my-top-bo...
I miss being able to tag the actual authors in these posts. Quick, society, coalesce around a new standard social network.
I miss being able to tag the actual authors in these posts. Quick, society, coalesce around a new standard social network.
In my continued efforts to make sure anyone introducing me at any future talks has to start by taking a big, deep breath, I'm adding a new role to my job effective January 1: I'll be the Georgia Tech College of Computing's new Associate Dean for Off-Campus & Special Initiatives.
January 2, 2025 at 8:42 PM
In my continued efforts to make sure anyone introducing me at any future talks has to start by taking a big, deep breath, I'm adding a new role to my job effective January 1: I'll be the Georgia Tech College of Computing's new Associate Dean for Off-Campus & Special Initiatives.
I accidentally added another monitor to my setup, and in the process reenabled the touchscreen functionality on the bottom four monitors.
I feel like there's something cool I could be doing with those, like a stream deck alternative or something else. Any suggested apps? (Windows 11, if relevant.)
I feel like there's something cool I could be doing with those, like a stream deck alternative or something else. Any suggested apps? (Windows 11, if relevant.)
December 29, 2024 at 1:37 AM
I accidentally added another monitor to my setup, and in the process reenabled the touchscreen functionality on the bottom four monitors.
I feel like there's something cool I could be doing with those, like a stream deck alternative or something else. Any suggested apps? (Windows 11, if relevant.)
I feel like there's something cool I could be doing with those, like a stream deck alternative or something else. Any suggested apps? (Windows 11, if relevant.)