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Monthly Archives: May 2017
Watch This Dolphin Use a Giant Touchscreen – Motherboard
The Art of Difference | by Hilton Als | The New York Review of Books
http://www.nybooks.com/articles/2017/06/08/diane-arbus-art-of-difference/
The story she told with her camera was about shape-shifting: in order to understand difference one had to not only not dismiss it, but try to become it. “I don’t like to arrange things,” Arbus once said. “If I stand in front of something, instead of arranging it, I arrange myself.”
Inside the Cult of ‘Carol,’ the Internet’s Most Unlikely Fandom | WIRED
The business leader’s guide to magic – Several People Are Typing — The Official Slack Blog
https://slackhq.com/the-business-leaders-guide-to-magic-6f4c6b93f3e9
He’s what we call a choice architect. He changes the choice environment in which people make decisions. That also comes from Thaler and Sunstein.
Will Robots Take My Job?
Digital Surveillance Is Class Warfare – Motherboard
Calculating Women | by Priyamvada Natarajan | The New York Review of Books
The First Text Adventure Game Ever Is Finally Open Source – Motherboard
The Achievement of Chinua Achebe | by Kwame Anthony Appiah | NYR Daily | The New York Review of Books
Small Things Considered: Feeding on Plastic
The Fight For a Fish That Feeds the BC Coast – Motherboard
How to Spring Clean Your Digital Clutter to Protect Yourself – WIRED | WIRED
Heroes and Villains in Ken Liu’s “The Wall of Storms” – Los Angeles Review of Books
The Pleasures of Pessimism | by Tim Parks | NYR Daily | The New York Review of Books
Sympathy for the White Devil: Phoebe Maltz Bovy’s “The Perils of ‘Privilege’” – Los Angeles Review of Books
Why Referenda — on Electoral Reform or Any Other Issue — Are Bad Democracy | The Tyee
Fingerprint words: Verbal tics that define us, and how they spread to others.
Wikipedia’s Switch to HTTPS Has Successfully Fought Government Censorship – Motherboard
I started saying ‘yes’ when white people ask if my posts about social justice mean I hate them – AFROPUNK
She Who Sees The Unknown: Ya’jooj Ma’jooj | Morehshin Allahyari, She Who Sees The Unknown: Yajooj Majooj | The Photographers’ Gallery
Main Content | Math ∩ Programming
https://jeremykun.com/main-content/
Computational Category Theory.