personal

Possibly out of fear of forgetting, I keep track of various hobbies and media consumption:

• Films (Letterboxd)
• Music (last.fm)
• Books (Goodreads)
• Television (followmy.tv)
• Climbing (Mountain Project)
• Concerts Attended (pdf)

Pop science writing:

• Forest for the Trees — Why We Recognize Faces and Constellations               (for Nautilus blog)

Short essays from undergrad humanities courses:

• Reenactment as Untruth: Errol Morris and The Thin Blue Line
• The Two Poles of Self-Consciousness in David Foster Wallace

Old papers I haven’t been able to find online:

• Jelinek & Mercer (1980). Interpolated estimation of Markov source parameters from sparse data. In Gelesma & Kanal (eds.) Pattern Recognition in Practice, p. 381–397.