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It’s 2025 and too many of those enrolled in humanities PhD programs1 still think they’re going to land a tenure-track faculty position in higher education. Yes, Faculty2 members have been slowly facing the crisis of the academic job market, but even the most supportive ones are strapped for the resources,…
The OpenAI API docs are very bad. In my experience as a coder, I’ve come across my share of bad documentation. Typically, this is because the documentation is poorly organized, too spare, or missing coverage. Or it’s because the design of the API itself is badly conceived, inconsistent, or contains…
Geographic Information System (GIS) mapping attaches a dataset to a specific space and place, substantiating a relationship between the two as not only directly related but as affected by or moved to that specific point on a map. However, when thinking about how to teach a workshop on mapping to…
I’ve a talk accepted to the 2026 Global DH conference, and share that proposal here both for its content and as another example of what a conference abstract can look like. I’ve added comments (in ‘’’code formatting’’’) highlighting how the abstract proposal is structured. “Not having to ask: critical humanities…