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May you be spared in your life the indignity of a Brooklyn subway public toilet. (Honestly, that’s public toilets in any metro area…yech)
Read More NYCMay you be spared in your life the indignity of a Brooklyn subway public toilet. (Honestly, that’s public toilets in any metro area…yech)
Read More NYCSomehow, I’ve never seen a photo of a cashew fruit before. It’s one of the oddest-looking fruits.
Read MoreKeep cool and hydrate. It’s hot as the dickens out there!
Read More Dear TexansRe-watching Log Horizon, season one. Not the worst way to spend an afternoon.
Read More LIVING IN THE DATABASEhttps://arstechnica.com/features/2017/04/the-secret-lives-of-google-raters/ As a software developer, this article is not only sad, but embrassing. What embarasses me is that Google engineers allegedly don’t communicate with raters. If there are even a handful of raters willing to work directly with engineers to make their processes more efficient, then why aren’t they jumping on that?
Read MoreThe coincidence of Elon Musk’s announcement of “Neural Lace” and the FCC rolling back privacy regulations should make people’s hairs stand up on the backs of their necks. In case it isn’t obvious from the unabated personalization and proliferation of networked computing since the ARPANET, the Internet won’t always be a choice. It is only […]
Read More Internet surveillance and BCII’m pretty stoked about this. Jack deserves an end to his story. Tonight at 11 ET.
Read More Samurai Jack final seasonI got Neal Stephenson’s Snow Crash yesterday. I had wanted to read it for a while as part of my ‘seminal cyberpunk reading list’, so I’m really looking forward to this read. Only three pages in and I’ve laughed out loud three times. Here’s hoping the trend lasts.
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