Ingrid Burrington @ingrid@everything.happens.horse

https://www.sciencedirect.com/journal/international-journal-of-fatigue found the academic journal about me and my problems

more specifically: the lineage of routing/nav in operations research and the transfer of these methods to industry are the story that's less legible to me

STS mastodon: who/what should I be reading for history of operations research? trying to piece together some stuff in routing and navigation tech history and seems to all come back to OR but wondering if someone's actually written this up already

Bro do you even dérive, bro I notice you haven't been stepping back to appreciate the sidewalk ballet bro

One of my more pedantic nitpicks is finding it annoying that people forget that in the movie Minority Report the "tech" was not AI or fancy algos but three psychic orphans with weird drug-induced aliments who spend most of their time in a milk pool

in Saratoga Springs to interview one of the co-founders of MapInfo today; any longtime GIS nerds have niche questions I should ask? (Note he left in 1999 so limits to what he can speak to in terms of 2000s specific developments in the software)

I myself am a bit of a mysterious force that has a magnetic personality

https://buttondown.com/perfectsentences/archive/perfect-sentences-137/ this week in sentences: often dismount, disliking stuff, lobster republic, exotic transistors, jester, solitary feral, wrong version, roofs caved in, on earth

I wonder if Elkanah Tisdale used to annoy people at parties by bragging about how he coined the term "gerrymander"

Been in upstate NY for maybe 14 hours and weirdly aware of how city-adjusted I am, it's like I'm at a different frame rate from the landscape

Pettily relieved that the person Cooper hired instead of me for that FT role I interviewed for in March has such radically different research interests that I can't take the rejection personally

RIP Michel Callon, pouring out some scallops 4 u today

Oops! All Infrastructure

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8lnnWgprN0A forgot that this little video essay I made in 2023 for an online lecture series at a Mexico City artists space was pretty good

Also the album rips, which is nice

(the photo in question, which escaped containment at some point and sometimes people will be surprised to learn that I was the originator of it

https://thearmed.bandcamp.com/album/the-future-is-here-and-everything-needs-to-be-destroyed in 2016 I posted a photo I took of an electronics shredder company's trade show booth and the photo went viral bc of the company's incredible slogan and today I learned an extremely good punk band used it as the title for their new album, who says posting never leads to anything good