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• Teaching tsunami

  One day you are all happy and relaxed, with plenty of time for cooking dinner of any kind. Three course…
  29 Feb, '24

• Oh my git!

  ༄> An open source game about learning Git! Just another way in which I won’t learn git 🙁 Only my efforts…
  29 Feb, '24

• Tumblr and WordPress to sell users’ data to train AI tools

  ༄> As if the web was not dystopian enough, all of your content in hosted sites now becomes fodder for AI…
  29 Feb, '24

• memex birth

  I am all the time reading and taking notes in bits and pieces of paper, that inevitably I lose. They…
  29 Feb, '24

• New publication on peeler cores and slabwood for pulp use

  Second collaboration with my pals at Universidad de Concepción: Juan Pedro Elissetche and Rosa María Alzamora Mallea. This time also…
  14 Feb, '24

• Old dog, etc

  Yesterday I attended an introduction to “Artificial Intelligence in Forestry”* workshop at the School of Forestry, University of Canterbury. There…
  12 Feb, '24

• More than heritability 🎶

  It is easy to get obsessed with heritabilities when you start working in breeding and genetics. The idea that a…
  5 Feb, '24

• Lecture on enshitification

  Cory Doctorow’s My McLuhan lecture on enshittification. How we got to the current dystopia and how we can fix it.…
  30 Jan, '24

• Python not suitable platform for reproducible research

  While [Active Papers] has achieved its mission of demonstrating that unifying computational reproducibility and provenance tracking is doable and useful,…
  28 Jan, '24

• The collapse of Eucalyptus globulus or future-proofing nonsense

  I cringe every time I hear the term “future proofing”. It can be read as doing something to avoid facing…
  27 Jan, '24