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- minimaxir.com
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Is there anything else left for humans todo for SEO? ;)
Homeserver version: Synapse 1.65.0
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- spectrum.ieee.org
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....Couffignal’s aim was not to make computers think like humans, but for humans to think like computers. Why? He believed it would be good for people: “On individual scale, an enlargement of social strength of intelligence can be expected,” perhaps by breaking through the “few steady ideas” inherited by our “civilization” with which Couffignal thought humans based our actual reasoning. He concluded, “and, on human scale, an encreasement [sic] of the intellectual potential.” Together, by thinking like computers, humanity would create a new and improved version of itself....
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- www.protocol.com
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...We thought about the mission that we had previously and how we could build from scratch the environment that we needed to have in order to be able to do the highly secure work that we were doing. We were paranoid, but we were paranoid for good reason because we did know, in our previous lives, that they were out to get us. So we came into AWS with that mentality and built from scratch day one that foundation. There was no other cloud provider that's ever had that kind of capability built from day one by the paranoid group that we have, with the expertise, that have been chasing hackers around the world. Built it from bare bones...
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- www.wired.com
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...After Wouters’ conference talk, Starlink published a six-page PDF explaining how it secures its systems. “We find the attack to be technically impressive, and is the first attack of its kind that we are aware of in our system,”
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- www.quantamagazine.org
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funny quote: “We are raising a generation of algorithms that are like undergrads [who] didn’t come to class the whole semester and then the night before the final, they’re cramming,” said Alexei Efros, a computer scientist at the University of California, Berkeley. “They don’t really learn the material, but they do well on the test.”
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- boingboing.net
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How cool is that?
... In other words, the Mandela Effect exists, and there's no discernible reason why — except that someone is manipulating reality and altering our collective cultural memories.
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Now I better understand why I like RAW writings so much – they are understandable either stoned or not stoned ;))
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- www.youtube.com
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Bruce Tift, MA, LMFT, has been in private practice since 1979, taught at Naropa University for twenty-five years, worked in a psychiatric ward and as a family therapist with social services, and has given presentations in the United States, Mexico, and Japan.
December 16, 2000, Palm Springs, CA. Speaking at the Prophets Conference ~ Palm Springs (number 8) held at the Marquis Resort Conference Center. Recorded by Steven Pratt using a portable minidisc recorder.
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- reason.com
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Interesting stuff regarding privacy and secrecy. Found via [rehacked](https://rehacked.substack.com/)
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- media.ccc.de
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Some criticism for Signal and a bit pro for federated networks.
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actually kinda interesting article, reminded me of Pattern Recognition book by William Gibson.
hello from group.lt ;)
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I understand fully the developer who wants to get paid for his work and wants to end free support and it seems to be that this bait and switch tactics might work in the short run if the software is widely adopted.
Not sure how it will work out in the long run though - will companies start to pay up for the software or will they start creating their one closed source clones with subpar quality. We will see.
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Here is additional writeup about the lecture and also there is a link to lecture handouts in pdf
https://www.openculture.com/2020/10/the-craft-of-writing-effectively-uchicago.html
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