Tristan Henderson

@tnhh.org

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Computer scientist (ish) at St Andrews. Insane in the membrane. Except when running. Running photos at @tnhh.pixelfed.social.ap.brid.gy

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Futuristic lecture theatre
Newspaper article: 'As more students turn to AI such as ChatGPT to improve their marks, professors are struggling to prove plagiarism. Will we have to go back to written papers, ask Louise Eccles and Lottie Hayton'.
The wonderful Dinosaur Jr
Dinosaur Jr Celebrating 30 Years of Without a Sound, Barrowland Ballroom Glasgow Tues 20th May
The Wallace Monument
Swilcan bridge at sunrise
A brown alpaca with another alpaca in the background.
An advert for: In conversation This Much I Know... with Dominic Hughes Saturday 26 April 4pm
Bright lights big brixton
Goldsmiths London in the sun
A variety of cakes.
Rollercoaster 1992 tour t-shirt
Article saying that the UK Intellectual Property Office wants to use AI to summarise the 11,500 responses to its consultation on copyright and AI.
An article about Fujitsu paying out £3bn to shareholders since the Post Office Scandal was proven in 2020, but £0 to victims.
Programme for workshop on Artificial Intelligence and Scots Law: Transforming the Future
An article about someone sharing text messages on the anniversary of their death.
A plate with pineapple tarts and egg rolls.
A deepseek prompt asking "what is the capital of Singapore?" followed by some AI hallucination.
The Jesus and Mary Chain - Darklands
A record player with nine album covers above it.
Jumper reading Mince Spies
Another major reason is scalability. ActivityPub depends heavily on delivering messages between a wide network of small-to-medium sized nodes, which can cause individual nodes to be flooded with traffic and generally struggles to provide global views of activity. The AT Protocol uses aggregating applications to merge activity from the users' hosts, reducing the overall traffic and dramatically reducing the load on individual hosts.
Strange sign saying "You Are Not A Legal Name"
Sign says "Protecting your personal data is our top priority"
Movie poster for The Exorcist
Beach at sunrise
Cat under bedsheet
The great Saudi university farce is coming to an end. The number of highly cited scientists who claim to work in Saudi Arabia has plummeted by 76% since April last year, when EL PAÍS revealed the existence of a scheme in which foreign researchers were being paid up to €70,000 (nearly $74,000) a year to lie about their place of employment, in order to artificially pump up Saudi institutions in international academic rankings.
Beach at dawn
Graber did rule out one revenue stream: AI licensing deals. The CEO told TechCrunch offstage that Bluesky likely won’t profit from these deals like other social media platforms have, and the company already vowed to not train AI on Bluesky posts itself. However, Graber would like to establish something like the robots.txt protocol that exists for websites, as a way for Bluesky users to signal that they don’t want bots to scrape their content.
It's Wallace and Vomit!
The image is a solid block of bright green color. There is nothing in the foreground or background; it's a completely uniform color across the entire image. The lack of any texture or object suggests a digital creation rather than a photograph of a real-world scene. No people are present in this image. Therefore, there is no information about emotions, race, ethnicity, age, economic status, activities, or camera details to provide. The image's simplicity suggests it is likely a digital image, perhaps created as a background or placeholder. The color's hexadecimal code is likely #558B2F, a shade of green often used in digital design. The absence of any detail implies a deliberate choice to convey emptiness or simplicity.
St Andrews cathedral silhouetted in front of a blue sky
Two men loading red cinema chairs into a skip.
A grey beach
Best viewed with Microsoft Internet Explorer
Pink sky and sea
Lessig's four regulatory modalities: law, code, norms and markets.
Beach at dawn
Lobster thermidor, roast duck and rum, and boxing day curry crisps.
Memorial in front of morning sky
Beach at sunrise