Alex Kearney

I'm Alex Kearney. I work on Artificial Intelligence and Epistemology.





I like how you can see the clear delineation between exams and not exams in my github commit graphs. That, and the...

I like how you can see the clear delineation between exams and not exams in my github commit graphs.

That, and the increased density from term-time to free time.


Went for icecream Includes: red velvet icecream dark chocolate icecream almonds coconut shavings raspberry chunks...

Went for icecream

Includes:

  • red velvet icecream
  • dark chocolate icecream
  • almonds
  • coconut shavings
  • raspberry chunks

Type 2 diabetes, here I come.


Here's an example of a collection of images, or an album. So I've started this as a means of collating a group of related items.

I wanted the extension to be as minimal as possible. As a result, I treat a collection post the same way as any other post: there's no additional information or details associated with a collection. I manage this by making albums that are simply 'responses' to other posts on the site with the in-reply-to field. This lets me give all the individual images additional information, by letting them be their own posts. It's a bit of a hack and I'm kind-of using in-reply-to fields for something other than what they were originally intended for.

It's just a mock up, really, but it does what I need it to do. I still need to figure out what the most sensible way to display all this is. :/


U.S. customs at Oshkosh this year...

U.S. customs at Oshkosh this year...


Found this gem when going through photo's yesterday. Portrait of the Fargeys circa 1900.

Found this gem when going through photo's yesterday. Portrait of the Fargeys circa 1900.


A test to see if I've fixed my tweeter!


Patched together reply-to and micropub today. All in all, I guess that's productive.


Going through the old family photos with my grandfather. We're looking at archival. Happened upon this beauty: a...

Going through the old family photos with my grandfather. We're looking at archival. Happened upon this beauty: a photo of parade in front of buckingham palace circa 1975.


Here's a test post from Quill!


Perhaps the next disturbing 3D creation we print.

Perhaps the next disturbing 3D creation we print.