sherif.eurosky.social/atmosphere-verification
A project for democratic, ID-free verification for everyone on the AT Protocol
Do you like bookmarking things and losing them in the Bookmarks hole? Or not knowing what your Bluesky peeps are bookmarking No? Then try semble.so (built on ATProtocol) and use social bookmarking to learn from the academic hivemind.
This is what I’m talking about when I talk about technologies of liberation This required careful measurement and design
Phil Lewis
“Historians call this passageway a masterwork of deliberate concealment, designed to be absolutely invisible to slave catchers or city marshals during the 19th-century”
Halfway through finishing my @astro.build @standard.site plugin to post my blog posts into #atproto and also pull my @leaflet.pub posts out and sync them! @pfrazee.com I hear you're building a full renderer!
Bee @sweetbee.vip
#ATProtoScience tools can enable sensemaking and maybe some nerdy jobs in the near future: "Similar to how social media made influencers... maybe there'll be influencers [as scholarly] sensemakers... [attendee: high need for cognition people]..." Yep, that's my dream job, @ronentk.me
From Social Network to Sense Making
www.youtube.comA decade ago, I did make a reading list to help scientists get started! 🧪 medium.com/@chanda/decolonising-science-…
Decolonising Science Reading List
medium.com
Aparna Nair
Sadly, the most frequently seen/read popular histories of science are created by scientists, who with the utmost respect, often do not know the subject (exceptions exist, of course, but its almost a general rule ime). History is more complex, dark, and not as linear, either, than often presented.
“We want to destroy the humanities as a field, we only want people working vocations, we don’t want you thinking, speaking, writing for yourself.” Is, once again, a Saturday morning cartoon villain’s plot.
Dare Obasanjo
Tech CEOs like to argue that AI will disrupt entry level jobs that involve research & analysis. Interestingly enough they don’t say this about tech jobs despite this being where AI seems to have found better product market fit than in displacing junior lawyers and financial analysts. I wonder why?
