Mostly migrated to mastodon + bluesky. Retired Data Scientist and Analyst. Avid choral singer, duplicate bridge player and follower of Apple, theater, and cats.
Stow, Massachusetts
Joined February 2008
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Carl Howe retweeted
How can we have had record turnout and twenty million fewer votes cast nationally?
Carl Howe retweeted
Can we all agree on how ludicrous this is?
"Hey, can you just give me 7% of the entire world's GDP so my AI can destroy more jobs and the climate?"
cnbc.com/2024/02/09/openai-c…
Carl Howe retweeted
Seiji Ozawa, whose artistry shaped the @BostonSymphony's sound for 29 years, has died at 88 at his home in Tokyo. Ozawa's tenure was a period of dynamic growth for the BSO and a reinvigoration of its storied engagement with new music.
He is on today's #GBHMural in Boston.
ALT An image on the GBH Mural of Seiji Ozawa conducting. Text reads "In memoriam. Seiji Ozawa, 1935-2024. Music Director Laureate. Boston Symphony Orchestra."
Carl Howe retweeted
It fills us with incredible sadness that Seiji Ozawa – one of the greatest musical minds of our time and ultimate master of sensuous sound – has passed. His rich and lasting recording legacy on Deutsche Grammophon has spanned over half a century, featured leading orchestras across three continents and encompassed musical traditions as varied as the American, Austro-German, French and Russian schools.
He will be greatly missed. Farewell Maestro.
📷 Michiharu Okubo
Carl Howe retweeted
Happy 90th birthday, Governor Dukakis! 🥳
We’re all grateful for your decades of public service and everything you’ve done for Massachusetts. As a mentor to many, your never-ending wisdom and kindness continue to inspire the the next generation of leaders.
ALT Governor Healey, former Governor Dukakis, and LG Driscoll.
Carl Howe retweeted
There are 2 main differences between when money was digitized in the 1970’s and now: cheap, fast, always connected computers and essentially the entire field of cryptography.
Carl Howe retweeted
CHM celebrates the life of computing pioneer, fighter pilot, professor, and businessman Ed Fredkin, who passed away on June 13. Read about his remarkable life in this Computer History Museum oral history: tinyurl.com/5t4wcd3k @ComputerHistory @MIT @caltech @CarnegieMellon
Carl Howe retweeted
Seeing it from the inside…my experience has been beautiful. My cancer days are full of strangers who care.
