early modern literature, international law, print & probability, dh, political thought. things: @CenterPNP, @6Bacon, literature & the law of nations (oup).
Carnegie Mellon University
Joined August 2011
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oh hey we finally made a website for our print & probability project (s/o to @abhumphreys, @rdsnyderjr, and the @JSTOR Labs team for the Juncture template that lets us do cool stuff with IIIF)
bookhistory.rocks/
Usha Vance, spouse of JD Vance, apparently wrote a Cambridge MPhil thesis on 17th-century London printer John Field before law school and then clerking for John Roberts and Brett Kavanaugh
world’s first network visualization imho aeon.co/ideas/network-visual…
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Read how an interdisciplinary @CarnegieMellon project of Curator of Special Collections @samuellemley and Associate Professor of English @ChrisVVarren led to the Print & Probability project, which aims to restore access to an essential humanities resource. bit.ly/4e2v8ZP
ALT Curator of the "Inventing Shakespeare" exhibit, Sam Lemley and Associate Professor of English Christopher Warren, who led the Print & Probability project that identified the printers of the Fourth Folio.
cool deep dive from Sarah Bender @CMULibraries on our work with ESTC bit.ly/4e2v8ZP
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Christopher Warren ’99 is an expert on Elizabethan literature and a pioneer in the emerging field he calls “computational bibliography.”
dartmouthalumnimagazine.com/…
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OUT IN THIS WEEK'S @TheTLS—
IDENTIFYING JOHN MILTON’S COPY OF HOLINSHED’S CHRONICLES by me, @aarontpratt, & @jes1003
the-tls.co.uk/articles/john-…
cc @PhxLibrary
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not gonna lie, a feature in the @DartmouthMag is kind of a dream come true dartmouthalumnimagazine.com/…
Only here b/c it has come to my attention that some of y'all didn't know that you NOT have to carry on without the ESTC. We stood up a temporary ESTC site in mid-November and thousands of people have been using it nearly every day since. @print_and_prob
estc.printprobability.org/
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Ever wondered what the color of early modern book pages can tell us about the text's construction? Check out my video for @BibSocAmer on our exciting tool at @Print_and_Prob, using paper color analysis to solve mysteries in book history: youtube.com/watch?v=OOJCXt-M… 🌈🕵🏻♀️
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Join @CMULibraries, @CarnegieMellon and @FrickPittsburgh in welcoming award-winning #Shakespeare author, Stephen Greenblatt. This in-person event will address issues surrounding the publication of Shakespeare's First Folio. 11/30, 3PM, McConomy Auditorium. cmu.is/greenblatt
ALT Image of Stephen Greenblatt, credit Stephanie Mitchell of Harvard University
ALT Image of "The Winter's Tale" Produced by School of Drama, 1978-79 (from the Carnegie Mellon University Archives)
When @print_and_prob collaborator @NikolaiVogler heard that ESTC was down due to the BL cyberattack, he jumped into action. Here’s the site he built estc.printprobability.org
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Hello, I’m @ernestjeb and will be running today’s #TwitterTakeover! I’m going to focus today on our English data from 1651-1700 which I have been working on for the best of the past year. #USTCTwitterTakeover
so I'm assembling a teaching unit on reconstructing LLM training data.
What should I know about?
currently including
1.) doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.2305.… (@dbamman)
2.) wired.com/story/fanfiction-o… (@roseveleth)
3.) washingtonpost.com/technolog… (@nitashatiku)
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Others have pointed this out, but this renaming is stepping on the exact same rake that got him ousted by PayPal. Wrote about this in my book
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This is not sad, this is a warning. A company did everything (mostly) right: created a vitally useful free service, worked hard to keep it healthy, shared data for research. Then another company swooped the data and made it compete against itself.
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Publicado recentemente! 🌟
Uma nova tradução da lição @ProgHist de @johnrladd, @jotis13, @ChrisVVarren, @scott_bot.
🔗 doi.org/10.46430/phpt0041
Obrigado a @jocardope pela sua tradução e a @josir + @DanielAlvesFCSH pelas revisões.
Obrigado a @ericbrasiln pela edição.
It is bittersweet to have to leave the fabulous @MiltonSymposium before it’s over but at least I got a chance to take my selfie (#norfie?) with Northrop Frye
Alberico Gentili, author of De Iniustitia Bellica Romanorum Actio (1590), would like a word
The pessimistic reading is largely the result of (American) wars in the twentieth century sententiaeantiquae.com/2023/…
