An attempt to reflect on my training and performance in the 2022 Mississauga Marathon.

Mississauga Marathon Recap

This document is an attempt to list and describe the elements of what I take to be an optimal academic workflow (content of papers not included).

An Academic Workflow Cheatsheet

A series in which I attempt to keep a record of my training over 18 weeks, as I attempt to run a marathon PB.

Week 18, Day 3: Short Run / Running Tech Stack

Mississauga Marathon Training, Week 18, Day 2: 124 Days to Go!

This is the first blog post in what hopefully will be a series in which I attempt to keep a record of my training over 18 weeks, as I attempt to run a marathon PB.

Blogging a Marathon Training Block

This second blog-post is a somewhat auspicious one: I have just completed a rather extensive overhaul of both the back and front-end of [Spinoza's Ethics 2.0](http://ethics.spinozism.org). Much of this was not directly related to DataViz or Digital Humanities more generally. But there are some important reasons to think about these things which are the topic of this blog: data consistency and coherence (in acquisition, storage, interpreting, and visualizing), and data complexity (again, from all sides).

Spinoza's Ethics 2.0 version 7, or On Balancing Usability, Utility, and Aesthetics

Some years ago, I returned to graduate work after a year off spent working. I spent much of this time reading and working through the demonstrations of Spinoza's *Ethics*, retracing his deductive steps by hand, using scraps of receipt-paper. By the end of that year, I had more or less worked out the entire structure of the text and placed this in an idiosyncratic spreadsheet format.

Torin Doppelt

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