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#algopop
Studying the appearance of algorithms in popular culture and everyday life.
By Matthew Plummer-Fernández.
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Updated a year ago
anderegg.ca
Something (slightly) less boring than nothing.
By Gavin Anderegg.
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Updated 18 hours ago
Bloomsday Halifax 2024
Here’s a neat project from my friend Andrew Burke: Bloomsday Halifax, which takes place in Halifax, Nova Scotia on Sunday June 16, 2024. Andrew has put this on previously in 2018, but this year sounds …
By Gavin Anderegg, 114 words
Annoying Technology
Curates the daily annoyances in the technologies surrounding us.
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Manuel was annoyed
For some reason, most of my (ca. 12.000) songs were deleted from my iPhone – not the related meta data, though: Everything was still showing up, but the songs without album art in those screenshots …
asadrahman.io
Asad's online home.
By Asad Rahman.
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On AI and community owned data
On AI and community owned data TL; DR – Imagine a world where communities nurture, own, govern and sell access to their data. Community owned data could give us a better, more vibrant AI ecosystem …
ASCII by Jason Scott
Jason Scott's Weblog.
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A Never-Ending Block Party
Kerfuffles are Kerfuffles. Causing one recently, with its particularly low-stakes aspects (what’s done is done, no actions appear to be planned, I’m already doing things differently, etc.) allowed me to at least re-visit a policy …
By Jason Scott, 1,090 words
as days pass by
scratched tallies on the prison wall.
By Stuart Langridge.
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The Matrix has you, part 2
I’ve recently switched back from vscode to Sublime Text, which means that after all the time I spent training my fingers to type “code somefile.txt” instead of “subl somefile.txt” I now need to undo all …
The Autodidacts
Exploring the universe from the inside out.
By Curiositry, Adam, Immanuel.
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How to Deploy a Ghost Theme using the Admin API + Bash + cURL
Figuring out how to upload a Ghost theme using the Admin API from Bash shouldn't have required heroic effort. Embarrassingly, it did. ↓ Jump to the script ↓ I cobbled a script together from the …
Benedict Evans — Essays
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Updated 4 days ago
AI and problems of scale
There’s a story in one of Georges Simeon’s 1930s detective stories that I think about sometimes when talking about a certain kind of AI problem. Simenon’s hero, Inspector Maigret of the judicial police in Paris, …
By Benedict Evans, 1,240 words
Blogccasion
The personal blog of Thomas Steiner.
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Updated 3 months ago
So, what exactly did Apple break in the EU?
Disclaimer, just in case… 🔗 I work for Google on the Chrome Developer Relations team. But for this post, I want to make it super duper clear that I'm speaking not on behalf of my …
Blood Knife - Editorial Archives
A digital magazine about cyberpunk, sci-fi, horror, neon, knives, blood, and capitalism.
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Updated 5 months ago
REVIEW: Foe (2023)
Tense, emotional climate science-fiction that doesn’t quite come together by Kevin Fox, Jr. This piece was written during the 2023 SAG-AFTRA strike. Without the labor of the actors currently on strike, the film being covered …
By Kevin Fox, Jr., 1,178 words
booktwo.org | James Bridle
The blog of James Bridle: art, literature, and the network, since 2006.
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AI Chair 1.1: Llamafiles and Mistral
Following my experiments with the ChatGPT-assisted AI Chair 1.0, I’ve been continuing experiments with a range of other LLMs. The below image is Chair 1.1, designed with the assistance of Mistral AI. Before embarking on …
By James Bridle, 1,565 words
Building Slack
Stories of building Slack — the company, the product, the business, and the culture — told by two employees who were around for the entire journey.
By Ali Rayl, Johnny Rodgers.
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You asked: We don't sell saddles here
From John O'Nolan (CEO of Ghost):How did Stewart's infamous "we don't sell saddles here" essay go down internally, at the time? And how do you feel that essay aged, with hindsight?Stewart shared We Don't Sell …
By Johnny Rodgers, 804 words
cadence's weblog (personal blog)
A grab bag of stories, computers, photos, mind, and all the other thoughts that won't let me go.
By Cadence Ember.
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Reviewing the levels in Enigma I
Introduction to everythingPlease note that I really do like Enigma, and I have mad respect for everybody who designed its levels, since the levels are an essential part of the game. As you read, please …
Caffeinspiration
Writing about tech, our minds, and how things work.
By Alex Ellis.
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Harry Chapin and RATM: the problem with bleeding interests
Note: this post requires a basic familiarity with the songs discussed. If you’re not familiar with them, I’d recommend you listen to at least a portion of the following three songs: Free Bird by Lynyrd …
Cal Bryant
An attempt to document my projects.
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Better PC cooling with Python and Grafana
I recently upgraded from a Ryzen 3700X to a 5950X. Double the cores, and nearly double the potential heat output. I didn’t upgrade my cooling solution, a 240mm Kraken X53 AIO liquid cooler.
Cennydd Bowles · Writing
Cennydd Bowles is a designer and tech ethicist. He is a principal technology adviser at the ICO, author of Future Ethics, and a visiting lecturer at the RCA and Manchester Met.
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La Ética del Futuro
Estoy encantado de anunciar que hoy sale a la venta La Ética del Futuro, la traducción al español de mi libro Future Ethics.Desde que publiqué el libro hace unos años, muchas personas me han dicho …
By Cennydd Bowles, 520 words
Chris Coyier
Web craftsman, blogger, author, speaker.
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2024-05-03 16:16
If you long for a web of yore were things were better, somehow: The thing is: none of this is gone. Nothing about the web has changed that prevents us from going back. If anything, …
By Chris Coyier, 127 words
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How to Know When to Use AI
Maybe this will help. In my circles, AI is either everything or it is nothing. It is the thing to use in every case because if we don’t someone else will or it is the …
Clive Thompson – Medium
I write 3X a week on tech, science, culture — and how those collide.
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Why I’ve Started Playing With Legos
A surprisingly great way to pull your brain away from your keyboardContinue reading on Medium »
By Clive Thompson, 22 words
conway.scot
Information Security Researcher.
By Scott Conway.
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A Tour of my Overcomplicated Home Theater Setup
Using a Fire Stick I bought a TV a few months ago. I hadn’t had one for a while, but I was ready to make a home theater at the time of purchase. I already …