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Tom Slick, Hedy Lamarr the Normandy and Other Things: Lab Book for 2026-06-28/29

 I haven't mentioned my portfolio site here before, but I did manage to fix page view tracking on it today, so that's kind of nice. It was the final project for a digital portfolio  class I took at City College San Francisco and highly recommend. History Research Recap I'm offloading a significant amount of research work for my history of physics book, The Gladych Files , onto an orchestrated platform of LLM agents in Gas Town . The bulk of the work is to research passengers on trips the main characters of the book took from the 1930s to the 1950s. One of the main subjects of the book is Tom Slick . While returning from a trip to attempt to spot the Lochness Monster while he was a student at Yale—seriously, I love this book—he was aboard a ship, the Normandie, with Hedy Lamarr. The ship also had over 1,000 other passengers including the grandchildren of Henri Matisse . My  agentic AI research team comes to task because it's not a small project to research each of a t...