Bots have made their way to Prolific experiments. Our lab has stopped online testing of adults entirely now for this reason - we want to know if what we study is real. Probably data collected 2-3 years ago are ok, but moving forward we just can't know. www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/...
I'm very excited to announce that the Psychology Department at Brooklyn College of CUNY is hiring a tenure-track line in Cognitive Neuroscience. Applications are being accepted now, and review will begin on or after February 23rd, please repost!
#PsychSciSky #neuroskyence
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I'm very excited to announce that the Psychology Department at Brooklyn College of CUNY is hiring a tenure-track line in Cognitive Neuroscience. Applications are being accepted now, and review will begin on or after February 23rd, please repost!
#PsychSciSky #neuroskyence
cuny.jobs/brooklyn-ny/...
For a few very recent days the listening has been Britta Virves and Simple Things (2025). The album is great, the title track is somehow Stereolab, 90s alt rock bass, combined with mostly modern jazz stuff. Yah for music.
On little big III there is the track Ashé. Just excellent. I had to transcribe this one and learn the piano and bass. I almost never do that. Also check out the 2007 Terence Blanchard Ashé, it's Aaron Parks then too, just two different approaches to Ashé.
All of the little big albums
A standout track for me is Nemesis from Invisible Cinema in 2008. Parks is on Piano, the guitar work tells the story. That album is great, I guess it took me forever to learn about it...
Lot's going on, sharing a couple musicians that I've been coming back to again and again. First, is Aaron Parks. So many great Jazz and Alt-Jazz (is that a thing?) albums. Can't get enough of basically his albums...
Several people have mentioned online that they get terrible responses from online services such as Prolific, e.g., bots, LLM responses. I'm curious if anyone who has experienced that in a memorable way would mind sharing the details of their project (code, etc.).
I should also plug some new work with Randy Jamieson that appears in this issue, where we apply instance theory to account for a range of inference data (albeit very canned scenarios).
An Instance Model of Associative Inference url: scholarlypublishingcollective.org/uip/ajp/arti...
Really excited to share a special issue honoring Gordon Logan's 50 years of contributions to cognitive psychology has just been officially published at AJP. Congrats to Gordon! And, thanks to the editing team and authors who brought this together!
scholarlypublishingcollective.org/uip/ajp/issu...
My new album finally popped up on apple music this morning. #music #musicsky
music.apple.com/us/album/ecp...
My new album "Ecphorizer" is starting to appear on streaming platforms, so far released on spotify and youtube. This one channels Ramsey Lewis sometimes, and synth-pop-jazz-instrumental other times (or at the same time). #music #synth #MusicianSky
distrokid.com/hyperfollow/...
I guess Halloween was the right time to release Album #4 (or at least upload it)..."Ecphorizer" by Homophony should be making its way through distrokid and to streaming services over the next week (maybe even today for apple music).
thrilled to share our preprint on false memories in naturalistic recollection!
Distinct paths to false memory revealed in hundreds of narrative recalls
paper: doi.org/10.31234/osf...
w/ phoebehc.bsky.social (co-first) Vy A. Vo @davidpoeppel.bsky.social @toddgureckis.bsky.social
thread below 👇
So if I all of a sudden I have a bloody nose and there is maybe a new building that appeared out of nowhere…I’ll have to wonder if you did the thing in the deprivation chamber 🫣
Totally, blew right through it, will probably check out more Blake Crouch (new to me)
some recent faves were Recursion (Blake Crouch) [episodic memory time travel fiasco page turner], Careless People (Sarah Wynn-Williams) [Facebook behind scenes awfulness], and Portalmania (Debbie Urbanski) [short stories with portals, black mirroresque]
Reading a lot more these days, settling into a pattern of buying real books from local bookstores, and also taking pictures of their tables of new books to motivate new reading horizons by checking out available new things from the library...and also using StoryGraph (app) for extra fun.
Thanks to AJP editor Fábio Leite, co-special editors Darryl Schneider and Frederick Verbruggen, and contributing authors we are at the proof stage for the Gordon Logan Festschrift special issue. Really nice collection of articles. I'll be excited to see it in print.
Art had an outsized impact, I got to meet him a couple times when he, as emeritus, came back to Brooklyn College to give talks. He was a longtime faculty member, chair, and beloved colleague at Brooklyn College. Colleagues here at BC put together this tribute:
students.brooklyn.edu/knowledge-ba...
A couple EP-133 Sunday jams, the second one was the most fun.
homophony.quest/blog/69_9_21...
always enjoyed the drums in Ramsey Lewis tunes, working on some things inspired by those beats:
homophony.quest/blog/67_9_16...
The real deal m8 arrived thanks to @dirtywave.bsky.social , such an amazing device… having more than 100% super fun fun now. Just wow.
A cat stands by a synthesizer on a table
DCI Ernie Cactus Pants is curious as always
Dreadbox Artemis poly synth just arrived…such smooth butter cream laser sounds 😍🤩🎶
Spent some time with m8 (headless) today and had some fun trying to use euclidean rhythms on a sliced up beat. #dirtywave #m8
homophony.quest/blog/63_6_27...
Got the m8 dirtywave headless tracker working on an anbernic gameboy, quite an upgrade from lsdj, the weather report is for 100% chance of super fun
Congrats @michaelhout.bsky.social
