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“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?
Me realising I'm a bluesky elder
an elderly woman says it 's been 84 years ...
media.tenor.comKetamine and Old Lace
Me realizing I'm a bluesky elder.
The Death of DeviantArt and the art-site shaped hole haunting the Internet
torrent-empress.leaflet.pubI'm making a desktop app for an Atmosphere thing and thought I'd like to have a nice sign-in experience 🤔 (parts of the designs are inspired @rpg.actor ❤️)
Why I'm excited about Roomy
adorablecyborg.leaflet.pubA decade ago, I did make a reading list to help scientists get started! 🧪 medium.com/@chanda/decolonising-science-…
Decolonising Science Reading List
medium.comAparna 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 have a guest post this week from community member @rpg.actor! What if your RPG character could log in to any game? atproto.com/blog/rpg-actor To celebrate, we're giving away a limited edition AT Hat 😊 rpg.actor/gift?token=79e64210ddcfeeecae… Take a look — there's a Builder Jam(!) next week: rpg.actor/jamming
rpg.actor — What if Your RPG Character Could Log In to Any Game? - AT Protocol
atproto.comThis 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”