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Computer Scientist. I work in computer vision and AI systems. Recent MA in military history. I enjoy genre fiction (SF, Fantasy, Mysteries). Husband to an amazing woman and father of two more. Maker, modeler, woodworker, HAM.
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The Society for Military History is now archiving historical materials related to military history that are disappearing from federal or state websites. We are open to submissions, anonymously or otherwise. Please see www.smh-hq.org/archivedreso... and note there the submission links.

Read "Death in a Darkening Mist" by Iona Whishaw. Mystery in post-WWII British Columbia. Compelling core mystery. Fits and starts romance because life and people are complex and not because they don't talk. Excellent. bookshop.org/p/books/deat... #booksky

This video is for all US citizens who are currently overwhelmed by Trump's more than 200 executive orders. THIS should be retweeted to the MAX. I never saw a more helpful video. (It's about two minutes long. It's worth a lot.)

I’ve been reading TPM since it was Josh’s and a member since they’ve had members. They’re very very good

Ahem ... Is this on? Yesterday our crew at @TPM launched our annual March membership drive. If you're not a member, I hope you'll consider joining. The link is right here. I wanted to take a moment to give you what I hope are good reasons to join. talkingpointsmemo.com/memberships?...

I Enjoyed Charles Finch's "A Stranger in Mayfair." A Victorian gentleman detective, Charles Lennox, tries to balance his passion for detective work with his new responsibilities as an MP. An evocative picture of a particular time, place, and social strata. bookshop.org/p/books/a-st... #booksky

Finished Ramage at Trafalgar, #16 in the Lord Nicholas Ramage series by Dudley Pope. If O'Brian is grad school for Age of Sail military fiction, then Pope's Ramage is a great undergrad elective. I enjoy both a great deal. www.mcbooks.com/978159013022... #booksky

Finished "The Apothecary Rose," the first of the Owen Archer mysteries set in 14th century York, partially due to the author's (@candacerobbauthor.bsky.social) presence here. I like mystery novels with a strong sense of time and place; this one satisfied enormously. bookshop.org/p/books/the-...

At the Railroad Ha hobby Show in Springfield Massachusetts. Vast. Picked yo some N scale laser structure kits #modeltrains

Made myself a big ol’ carpenter’s bench pencil. Wood (Ashe) from the lot we built our house on. #turning #woodworking