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Lifelong learner, reader of diverse books and a library director in southern NJ. Here to share interesting finds about libraries, literacy, books/publishing and innovative solutions.
Just discovered sci-fi novelist Octavia Butler and this poem in one of her novels
“Parable of the Talents”, (2012) p.226
“Parable of the Talents”, (2012) p.226
January 20, 2025 at 11:45 AM
Just discovered sci-fi novelist Octavia Butler and this poem in one of her novels
“Parable of the Talents”, (2012) p.226
“Parable of the Talents”, (2012) p.226
There was a time libraries feared the rise of Wikipedia. Until we all realized that crowdsourced + crowdverified was better for recording the world’s knowledge than depending on the “Britannia” to tell the world’s story. Please donate.
December 26, 2024 at 1:49 PM
There was a time libraries feared the rise of Wikipedia. Until we all realized that crowdsourced + crowdverified was better for recording the world’s knowledge than depending on the “Britannia” to tell the world’s story. Please donate.
As per ex-President: Check them out this holiday season, preferably at an independent bookstore or library!
December 22, 2024 at 2:38 AM
As per ex-President: Check them out this holiday season, preferably at an independent bookstore or library!
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“No part of this book may be used as data for “training” any large language model or as part of any machine learning or neural network architecture. Human creativity cannot be replicated by doing maths with stolen art. Altman, Andreessen and all their cronies can get fucked.” #books #LLM #authors
“No part of this book may be used as data for “training” any large language model or as part of any machine learning or neural network architecture. Human creativity cannot be replicated by doing maths with stolen art. Altman, Andreessen and all their cronies can get fucked.” #books #LLM #authors
November 18, 2024 at 12:08 PM