Dan Lametti
@daniellametti.com
Professor of Cognitive Psychology at Acadiau.ca. Conversational AI at OneReach.ai. Psycholinguistics. Human-AI interaction. Running.
www.lamettilab.com
Halifax, NS.
www.lamettilab.com
Halifax, NS.
If you're gonna post thoughtless trash online anonymously there's a website I recommend called X. You may have heard of it.
January 19, 2026 at 10:59 AM
If you're gonna post thoughtless trash online anonymously there's a website I recommend called X. You may have heard of it.
It's poor peoples' problem that they require a car for work but can't afford a driveway? Spoken like someone posting anonymously on the internet.
January 19, 2026 at 10:48 AM
It's poor peoples' problem that they require a car for work but can't afford a driveway? Spoken like someone posting anonymously on the internet.
Halifax is a city. People require cars but cant afford/don’t have a driveway. This is common in every large city (Montreal) yet they don’t ban street parking city wide for snow removal. (Montreal also offers free off street parking) The HRM parking ban is a tax on people who can’t afford driveways.
January 19, 2026 at 10:40 AM
Halifax is a city. People require cars but cant afford/don’t have a driveway. This is common in every large city (Montreal) yet they don’t ban street parking city wide for snow removal. (Montreal also offers free off street parking) The HRM parking ban is a tax on people who can’t afford driveways.
Our annual time and $$ tax on people who don’t have driveways begins.
January 18, 2026 at 5:55 PM
Our annual time and $$ tax on people who don’t have driveways begins.
I got this too. I plan to complete it sometime in the next 3-12 months.
January 14, 2026 at 4:50 PM
I got this too. I plan to complete it sometime in the next 3-12 months.
I think you're looking for a different D. Lametti.
January 11, 2026 at 8:38 PM
I think you're looking for a different D. Lametti.
The class is workshop and discussion based with only one lecture, and it works with up to 15 students. It's the most fun I've had teaching and the students seem to really like it.
November 27, 2025 at 6:05 PM
The class is workshop and discussion based with only one lecture, and it works with up to 15 students. It's the most fun I've had teaching and the students seem to really like it.
This year we had two incredible guest speakers Zoom in to talk about writing: Journalist and author of "Nerve: A Personal Journey Through the Science of Fear" @evaholland.bsky.social and Science Vs. Senior Producer @roserimler.bsky.social.
November 27, 2025 at 6:05 PM
This year we had two incredible guest speakers Zoom in to talk about writing: Journalist and author of "Nerve: A Personal Journey Through the Science of Fear" @evaholland.bsky.social and Science Vs. Senior Producer @roserimler.bsky.social.
If anyone wants to attempt a version—i.e., a Science Communication course—I'd be happy to share my assignment and reading list (mostly New Yorker, Slate, and Atlantic articles, podcasts, plus the book On Writing Well). Students can't use AI and they mostly don't because they like the assignments.
November 27, 2025 at 6:05 PM
If anyone wants to attempt a version—i.e., a Science Communication course—I'd be happy to share my assignment and reading list (mostly New Yorker, Slate, and Atlantic articles, podcasts, plus the book On Writing Well). Students can't use AI and they mostly don't because they like the assignments.
This reads like a PR piece for big tech. The central claim—"despite a growing acceptance that the current model is unsustainable"—is flawed. Also: "there is acceptance in higher ed that AI will reshape teaching ..." acceptance from whom? I have yet to see a use case that doesn't undermine learning.
November 14, 2025 at 3:47 PM
This reads like a PR piece for big tech. The central claim—"despite a growing acceptance that the current model is unsustainable"—is flawed. Also: "there is acceptance in higher ed that AI will reshape teaching ..." acceptance from whom? I have yet to see a use case that doesn't undermine learning.
Slightly different, but in my science writing class I make my students work in a Google doc so I can see the history of how the piece came together. Their grade is based on effort rather than the final product. So far, AI use is not an issue with this approach.
November 11, 2025 at 2:44 AM
Slightly different, but in my science writing class I make my students work in a Google doc so I can see the history of how the piece came together. Their grade is based on effort rather than the final product. So far, AI use is not an issue with this approach.
Me too. You can do it!
October 19, 2025 at 2:20 PM
Me too. You can do it!