I love this artwork Table Of Contents by Ryan Kuo: https://taroface.github.io/table/
I'm waiting for all the stock images for "hacking," currently hands on keyboards, being replaced with hands on mice and touch pads.
My attempt to only post replies on twitter for one week is a failure. I published a tweet and retweeted as well. No self control.
It seems like youtube is starting to serve images in the Google-controlled webp format to browsers that don't support it.
https://mastodon.xyz/media/v9zLzbaqpFkHUSVGHmY https://mastodon.xyz/media/lQ4EIbZRDsAh7IWKHpE
YouTube recommendations slowly getting there.
At a conference in Riga, @coinop29@twitter.com finds VR to be–in spite of everything–"full of possibility and potential upheaval"
http://rhizome.org/editorial/2017/nov/27/report-from-the-second-annual-open-fields-conference/
I'm sensing that the age of internet cats is coming to an end.
Go to the URL in the picture and turn up the volume:
https://mastodon.xyz/media/sQOCHU6N6J8HbyONvu4
(Machine location is in Europe, Rhizome will provide other regions soon.)
Startup Idea: Winamp as a service
WaaaS
Dragan Espenschied
boosted
I always find it a bit odd to hear news media talk about "algorithms" used by Facebook/YouTube/etc. Having worked in machine learning, my experience is that it's less about algorithms and more about massive amounts of data and very simple matrix math.
One of the most famous papers on this is Banko Brill 2001 (http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/summary?doi=10.1.1.19.8013), which basically shows that at a certain point the algorithms don't matter, and if you just throw more data at the problem you get better results.
Apparently David Guetta has his own URL shortener, http://guetta.co
Can you US folks please make sure this internal net neutrality thing is getting done so the rest of the world doesn't have to endure campaign banners on every goddamn website much longer?
In a world where covert is more likely than convert, …
I moved over to @despens
Joined Apr 2017
