Posts tagged IFTTT

Too Many Tyrannosaurs, Not Enough Fragmentation Grenades

— Charlie Stross (@cstross) July 20, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/cstross/status/1020299112254722048)

Takeaway: “Outside of cryptocurrencies, POW (proof of work) is already obsolete. Of the more than 160 companies developing energy blockchain applications, not one is building with Bitcoin. And those using Ethereum are poised to switch to a more efficient network” https://t.co/6X7vFReHwQ

— samim (@samim) July 20, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/samim/status/1020270239316168704)

If Satoshi Nakamoto was from 2038 and traveled back in time with a scheme to slow AI research and avert the singularity by creating a counter-market for GPUs, that would explain a lot.

— Eric Jonas (@stochastician) July 17, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/stochastician/status/1019269356872593413)

Oh and you know that “Satoshi is female” remark was just a joke. We all know Satoshi is the friends we made along the way. h/t @NeerajKA

— Amber Baldet (@AmberBaldet) July 18, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/AmberBaldet/status/1019626216524050432)

Give an AI an adversarially generated image and it will identify that image as a fishing rod forever. https://t.co/e6x59J9tvF

— dan hon (@hondanhon) July 18, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/hondanhon/status/1019609653217583106)

Current status: measuring butterflies pic.twitter.com/OKGUbn6bwl

— Dave Griffiths @nebogeo@mastodon.social (@nebogeo) July 18, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/nebogeo/status/1019500666857906176)

Farmers Manual’s one off Brunel Tunnel durational piece now up to stream on the archive: https://t.co/PhMaQZYJmL pic.twitter.com/SaLR434B7J

— Cafe OTO (@Cafeoto) July 18, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/Cafeoto/status/1019604300480335874)

I’ve often heard people say “I don’t understand the finance sector because I’m no good at maths’. Finance, though, is not a mathematical science. It’s an ancient political artform of convincing people with power to grant money for activities now, in exchange for benefits later

— Brett Scott (@Suitpossum) July 18, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/Suitpossum/status/1019551974138761216)

Happy #WorldListeningDay everyone. Today, reflect upon who you listen to, and whose voices are turned into noise. Jacques Attali: “Everywhere, power reduces the noise made by others and adds sound prevention to its arsenal”.

— Wesley Goatley (@wesleygoatley) July 18, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/wesleygoatley/status/1019466568546291712)

We will solve the climate problem principally by improving the systems in which dysfunctional people operate, and not by improving people in a dysfunctional system.

The primary lens needs to be about incentives and causal relationships, not morality. Empiricism, not religion.

— Ken Caldeira (@KenCaldeira) July 17, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/KenCaldeira/status/1019239652396396545)

trying out Tensorflow inferencing with pre-trained models on an ARM Cortex microcontroller. this STMF32F4 discovery board is using https://t.co/wT0iogswiw to run an MNIST model on live data from its touchscreen to identify a hand-drawn number. pic.twitter.com/csKwkkOM0z

— Matt Biddulph (@mattb) July 17, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/mattb/status/1019344769003081728)

180717_223153_D.clj https://t.co/pVCMdB48Sv #ProceduralArt #generative pic.twitter.com/QE9vRN3cg0

— tweegeemee 트의기미 (@tweegeemee) July 17, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/tweegeemee/status/1019351471551336448)

The first @_foam / @edenproject #InvisibleWorlds residency begins next week - Rosanna Martin of Brickworks. This is the first half of Rose’s residency involving geology, clay, and microscopy. Come and say hello… https://t.co/SyH9TABz5o pic.twitter.com/yH3XNw5oJQ

— Amber Griffiths (@AmberFirefly) July 17, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/AmberFirefly/status/1019133786448154626)

Russel: *slaps roof of the set of all sets that do not contain themselves* This baby can contain so many… uh, crap, actually lemme get back to you

— Eleanor Saitta (@Dymaxion) July 17, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/Dymaxion/status/1019118084567728128)

“they involve the execution of technical and cultural algorithms that shape our image-making devices as well as our viewing practices.” https://t.co/JTGslrF4l1

— nicolasnova (@nicolasnova) July 16, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/nicolasnova/status/1018969163531018241)

We don’t talk enough about takeover-at-the-top disruption patterns. The business disruption model of encroaching from the margins and climbing upmarket to the core is just one attack vector. In politics/history, I suspect takeovers from the top are much more common.

— Venkatesh Rao (@vgr) July 16, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/vgr/status/1018975698298404864)

Whenever someone texts me “ETA?” I always reply “I don’t agree with their violent tactics, but I support the ideal of Basque autonomy.” I have lost all my friends, presumably because they’re Spanish nationalists

— How do i get the rose in my name (@i_zzzzzz) July 14, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/i_zzzzzz/status/1018264892044820480)

Sunday audio > @farmersmanual_ “Strategies for the exploration and mapping of space” https://t.co/kKfdKmr5ue

— ramon bauer (@metropop_eu) July 15, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/metropop_eu/status/1018480220364472320)

The marketplace of ideas is crashing, and it’s full of unscrupulous short traders. https://t.co/V2LaRyX1Zg

— Laurie Penny (@PennyRed) July 15, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/PennyRed/status/1018479171247509504)

cosmic horror isn’t scary anymore; meaninglessness of the universe is now the status quo assumption, not a shocking revelation.
It’s time for a counter horror genre; one where the terror inducing secret is a universe overloaded with meaning and purpose. https://t.co/MADZagiC8T

— Amputated Cephlopod (@JayBeeUsher) July 14, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/JayBeeUsher/status/1017986782686732288)

Free PDF downloads of the two-volume Global Encyclopaedia of Informality; a catalogue of gift-giving, bribery, interest-driven know-how, identity-based solidarity, co-option and control: https://t.co/gfcfrmAonx; https://t.co/JujPf7z3Xm

— Justin Pickard (@justinpickard) July 15, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/justinpickard/status/1018588847532371969)

How to raise a zombie troll army in 12 steps.

Step 1: Create something of real value, or if you can’t, leverage an inheritance into crap value with a large surface area. We’re NOT making stone soup here.

— Venkatesh Rao (@vgr) July 15, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/vgr/status/1018584111068295169)

If you were to get a cruise ship in good condition at bargain rates, with financing, and set up a no-profit-no-loss sustainable seasteading community on it, what would it do for economic sustenance, where would it sail, who would live on it, how would it relate to land nations?

— Venkatesh Rao (@vgr) July 14, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/vgr/status/1018182143099338753)

overlapping simple systems creating emergent complex structure at wildly different and *nonlinear* scales in both time and space

rule everything around me https://t.co/Xdwm9Rb1st

— Dan Kaminsky (@dakami) July 14, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/dakami/status/1018283587278258176)

“When the world ends, there’ll be no more air. That’s why it’s important to pollute the air now. Before it’s too late.”#KathyAcker on commodified reason.

— McKenzie Wark (@mckenziewark) July 14, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/mckenziewark/status/1018202252023156739)

OK, so 12 species in total from #NudibranchCamp Day 1. Here’s Denronotus subramosus, which has 6 pairs of multi-branching gill tufts. pic.twitter.com/5kEn05yZQB

— Jer Thorp (@blprnt) July 14, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/blprnt/status/1018224173749944321)

If we have to live in the cyberpunk dystopia it’s going to at least have metadata resistant sex toys.

— Sarah Jamie Lewis (@SarahJamieLewis) July 14, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/SarahJamieLewis/status/1018023842332045313)

Just to be very clear, I want to live in the open-source hackable networked sex toys queer cyberpunk world, and not the late-stage capitalism, private espionage, corporate controlled cyberpunk dystopia.

I realize these are probably gonna be the same place.

— Sarah Jamie Lewis (@SarahJamieLewis) July 14, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/SarahJamieLewis/status/1018022260383219714)

Worker bees are pansexual nonbinary creatures who give a good rub to both pistils and stamens which we clumsily talk about as male and female plant organs. In this essay I will

— Top Tubes Are Specialist Sport Gear 🧐🖋️☂🌌🚲 (@SpacePootler) July 13, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/SpacePootler/status/1017886546823995398)

COUNTERFACTUAL CUISINE
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The menu of food experiences and light snacks imagined a selection of potential food futures and included:
— A recombinatorial cocktail celebrating the many… https://t.co/GPYIWqra9Q

— Genomic Gastronomy (@centgg) July 14, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/centgg/status/1018133985837355013)

🍜📡 https://t.co/JpeANpWD3E

— Farmers Manual (@farmersmanual_) July 14, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/farmersmanual_/status/1018061799072194561)

The rise of clean energy is dramatic proof that the choice between political/social activism and science/engineering/innovation as vectors for improvement of the human condition is a false one.

Society needs both, and they complement each other.

— Noah Smith (@Noahpinion) July 13, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/Noahpinion/status/1017856234022584320)

But the environmental movement also probably played a big role in pushing huge numbers of scientists, engineers, and entrepreneurs into the fight to create cheap clean energy.

Without that idealism, they’d be wasting their talents on high-frequency trading or something.

— Noah Smith (@Noahpinion) July 13, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/Noahpinion/status/1017855801786957824)

It Takes A Nation Of Temporarily Inconvenienced Millionaires To Hold Us Back

— Tim Maughan (@timmaughan) July 13, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/timmaughan/status/1017914375192096768)

I get asked why there aren’t more depictions of utopias, and here’s why: utopias are always-already conflicted in a way that dystopias, or visions of them, are not. https://t.co/qfgy6uftHh

— Madeline Ashby (@MadelineAshby) July 13, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/MadelineAshby/status/1017883219209981953)

“Time is not a grid against which work can be measured, because the work is the measure itself.”
–David Graeber, Bullshit Jobs

— Wee Bear (@WeeTobbacoBear) July 13, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/WeeTobbacoBear/status/1017799946173603841)

all of farmers manual got up and left mid-set the other day and i went to stretch my legs too, they were sat at a table outside in the same order eating soup

— Matthew Kent (@BlowUpWorkshop) July 13, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/BlowUpWorkshop/status/1017712357840179200)

More extreme cardboard prototyping @_foam kernow style - the photo interrupter (IR LED and photo-transistor sensor) can reliably detect black, white or nothing present in the 3 bit virus ligand codes @AmberFirefly made yesterday #tangibleinterface pic.twitter.com/S32B7LPrPq

— Dave Griffiths @nebogeo@mastodon.social (@nebogeo) July 13, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/nebogeo/status/1017836068656287744)

1- Communicates theory through fictive devices – not philosophical fiction, but fictive philosophy.
2- Practices theory outside the confines of the “high” academic style.
3- Occupies the growing intersection between reality, fiction, theory, and fantasy.
4- I want to read it.

— Gregory Marks (@thewastedworld) July 12, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/thewastedworld/status/1017442297900818432)

A Theory-Fiction Reading List: pic.twitter.com/53rB5CL6Lm

— Gregory Marks (@thewastedworld) July 12, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/thewastedworld/status/1017427669338607616)

This plane isn’t taking off until someone can reinstall MySQL. pic.twitter.com/Qu1VqeRz4V

— brianbehlendorf (@brianbehlendorf) July 12, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/brianbehlendorf/status/1017463016483360769)

The Republic of Ireland becomes the world’s 1st country to sell off its investments in fossil fuel companies

The state’s €8bn national investment fund will be required to sell all investments in coal, oil, gas and peathttps://t.co/DWZatHWS8w #climate pic.twitter.com/okV8NFqUiq

— Assaad Razzouk (@AssaadRazzouk) July 13, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/AssaadRazzouk/status/1017643546730430464)

Sign up for for the #OpenPlantForum & satellite events from 23-26 July @JohnInnesCentre. We’ll explore the latest in plant #synbio, incl. development of open tools & #engineering of #plants for #bioproduction.

Find out more at https://t.co/NghSINeTHn pic.twitter.com/mjsy2XUuAI

— OpenPlant (@_OpenPlant) July 13, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/_OpenPlant/status/1017665178329141248)

TERROIR THAT TRAVELS
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As the climate changes, how will the production of foods shift as well? Will protected designation of origin (PDO) still be important? Will traditional foods of one… https://t.co/kBQ5nIEVd1

— Genomic Gastronomy (@centgg) July 13, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/centgg/status/1017653945903140864)

German cave diver Nick Vollmar who joined the Thailand cave rescue mission: “If we could cooperate globally in every aspect like we did here, almost all of our problems could be solved.” Over the last few weeks we saw globalism at its very best.

— Simon Kuestenmacher (@simongerman600) July 12, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/simongerman600/status/1017308014964039686)

I lost 2K followers in the bot-purge.

— William Gibson (@GreatDismal) July 13, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/GreatDismal/status/1017610490824945664)

More foliage tests, some specular added - turned off z writes so depth is wrong, but much faster than depth sorting pic.twitter.com/Dh1wpDLamz

— Dave Griffiths @nebogeo@mastodon.social (@nebogeo) July 12, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/nebogeo/status/1017366792505823232)

New publication -> Visualising the urban green volume: Exploring LiDAR voxels with tangible technologies and virtual modelshttps://t.co/OuAN3gXs0m

[L: 3D model of buildings and greenspace, R: greenspace only for the same area, showing patchy islands of habitat remaining] pic.twitter.com/qGEPtDereR

— FoAM (@_foam) July 12, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/_foam/status/1017350595156602882)

“This is not to say that popcorn is going to completely transform robotic actuation or anything, but it’s weird enough that it might plausibly end up in some useful (if very specific) robotic applications.” https://t.co/POcvIfxEhf pic.twitter.com/ekJ1ouus4t

— nik gaffney (@zzkt) July 12, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/zzkt/status/1017344001907847170)

Yes, it was me who smuggled a large seabird into the plenary and launched it at the speaker’s head with the words “Actually this is more of a cormorant than a question.” I am to be considered for possible readmission to the society in 2038, which seems fair.

— James Sumner (@JamesBSumner) July 11, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/JamesBSumner/status/1017037509249912832)

The SkyGuardian, a Predator drone variant by US nuclear specialists General Atomics, is currently flying over the UK on the first transatlantic RPA drone flight. You can watch the future of state surveillance flying overhead on FlightRadar right now: https://t.co/XvkdqmoxkN pic.twitter.com/98m5UG0HxS

— Wesley Goatley (@wesleygoatley) July 11, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/wesleygoatley/status/1017067550306439169)

Twice in a row now that hybrid journals have applied a paywall on release of a paper I’m on, despite lead authors paying for #openaccess well before publication. Dodgy af.

— Amber Griffiths (@AmberFirefly) July 11, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/AmberFirefly/status/1017061091422195712)

I’m putting together a reading list of theory-fiction and looking for more examples. What would you recommend?

Playing loose with the definition to include both theory-heavy memoirs and more experimental works of speculative fabulation: pic.twitter.com/BHkQhTfs5L

— Gregory Marks (@thewastedworld) July 11, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/thewastedworld/status/1016929144825769985)

Is there an open source citizen sciencey type alternative? Would be a great project! :D

— Dave Griffiths @nebogeo@mastodon.social (@nebogeo) July 10, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/nebogeo/status/1016806740300652544)

Needed: messaging app, video chat apps, and twitter clients that will re-orient your interlocutor based on their location, so people who are “really” upside down can stop hiding it!

— Alexis Gallagher (@alexisgallagher) July 11, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/alexisgallagher/status/1016903899582611456)

Biomimicry in architecture is a risky proposition to begin with, but I wish people who are going to do it wouldn’t always be inspired by cliche shapes of leaves etc. we are casually familiar with. Want to see (or even design?) something inspired by the forms of stacked crassulas. pic.twitter.com/lVw43zpqOi

— Chenoe Hart (@chenoehart) July 9, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/chenoehart/status/1016424427246899200)

Apparently my punishment for writing mundane dystopias is to live in them. https://t.co/gfQR8pRlaM

— Tim Maughan (@timmaughan) July 10, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/timmaughan/status/1016808186756714496)

C is a cool programming language where if you want to return a string from a function you have to set up an entire physical-universe human social system for adjudicating who is responsible for freeing it

“In order to create a C string, you must first create civilization”

— mcc (@mcclure111) July 10, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/mcclure111/status/1016782437785800704)

Decentralization = Distribution of Power and Control

You can distribute your architecture across as many different layers and entities as you want, but if authority is concentrated in a single entity then the system is centralized.

— Sarah Jamie Lewis (@SarahJamieLewis) July 10, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/SarahJamieLewis/status/1016829786910388224)

👁‍🗨 thx @Cafeoto @Liarennt […] and durational hypnotics

— Farmers Manual (@farmersmanual_) July 10, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/farmersmanual_/status/1016745286474059779)

i really want an INA-GRM photo book. pic.twitter.com/qjGB4SYirD

— Bruce Levenstein (@BruceLevenstein) July 9, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/BruceLevenstein/status/1016452887088648192)

> @farmersmanual_ at the incredible Brunel Museum tunnel space pic.twitter.com/OfQowW6ZFR

— Phil Julian (@_Phil_Julian) July 8, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/_Phil_Julian/status/1016051160942370816)

derive task “Strategies for the exploration and mapping of space”https://t.co/QXZM1nbzKb pic.twitter.com/aW1BSdWjh8

— Farmers Manual (@farmersmanual_) July 10, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/farmersmanual_/status/1016739160147791872)

Bruno Latour’s Borgesian micro-story at the beginning of _On the Modern Cult of the Factish Gods_ says almost everything there is to say about the insane mental script running in our modern heads. pic.twitter.com/VAC91bAhh9

— Weird Studies (@weirdstudies) July 9, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/weirdstudies/status/1016320700007747585)

the DCASE Bird Audio Detection challenge is hotting up! Four teams have now surpassed 80% in preview scores. Can’t wait to find out how their detectors work. Challenge is live until the end of the month! https://t.co/44bkUVqnCd #machinelistening #bioacoustics pic.twitter.com/Z52eToMfb0

— Dan Stowell (@mclduk) July 10, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/mclduk/status/1016593241867739136)

‘Unless we introduce a different business model, we will end up with more of the same. It is time to try a mixed economy in those digital markets whose products are in fact classic public goods, such as search and social media.’ https://t.co/z8PUTrQEt9

— Justin Pickard (@justinpickard) July 9, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/justinpickard/status/1016406626172010497)

Kurt Cobain on intersectionality (yes, really), and his radical intent to use the entertainment industry as a means to spark revolutionary change. pic.twitter.com/2scl6y5irC

— Black Socialists of America (@BlackSocialists) July 9, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/BlackSocialists/status/1016351891255713793)

A lot of apparent stupidity is actually smart people being maliciously lazy. It’s like selective amnesia but for reasoning. You think fewer steps ahead when you suspect you might arrive at a personally inconvenient truth. Motivated non-reasoning. Plausible inferential deniability

— Venkatesh Rao (@vgr) July 9, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/vgr/status/1016440508187435008)

Ghosts in the soil. https://t.co/rS1uzCd6R8

— Nick Harkaway (@Harkaway) July 9, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/Harkaway/status/1016351863380283392)

Probably the coolest place in London today! pic.twitter.com/hY5Lg8qGqR

— Silver Road (@Liarennt) July 8, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/Liarennt/status/1015882022596771843)

cee dee @melvinsdotcom cheers pic.twitter.com/0aoPlQGJZD

— Farmers Manual (@farmersmanual_) July 9, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/farmersmanual_/status/1016343687197052931)

At @BrunelMuseum with @blood_music enjoying tunnel drones with @Cafeoto
@farmersmanual_ here they are on the left. Finger for scale. pic.twitter.com/57uEwHHj7S

— 𝒮 𝒲 𝐼 𝑀 (@sarahhammondco) July 8, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/sarahhammondco/status/1016016862637953030)

Shocked that a webgl program written in scheme can compile itself and run in a static html file that embeds all it’s code, meshes, shaders and textures as base64. The most shocking thing to me is this can be loaded on android browser directly from sdcard without internet access..

— Dave Griffiths @nebogeo@mastodon.social (@nebogeo) July 7, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/nebogeo/status/1015543267742617600)

The biggest organism in the world is a mycelium that spreads across 3.8 km (2,384 acres) in Oregon’s Blue Mountains. It’s called Armillaria Mellea, or the honey fungus, and is thought to be over 2,000 years old: https://t.co/LwlApRCmQu https://t.co/G7RdD0XocC pic.twitter.com/txee3vl3bK

— samim (@samim) July 7, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/samim/status/1015677175230582789)

The most ironic thing about Ayn Rand isn’t that she was on welfare at the end of her life, it’s that she gave a bunch of scared disenfranchised people a role model and an interconnected community on which to depend to help each other soothe their fears and give their lives meanin

— Damien (@Wolven) July 7, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/Wolven/status/1015429679908605953)

One of my favorite papers ( https://t.co/B6sFKUuHyn ) started a line of work that tries to formalize some related intuitions; it turns out some fairly natural market making strategies for binary options are equivalent to online regret minimization. (1/n) https://t.co/5PsEXcvTg9

— Nikete (@nikete) July 6, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/nikete/status/1015209766665277441)

this is called “dada” and it first emerged in the wake of the first world war out of the belief that a society which could create such a horror had no intrinsic value

replace “first world war” with “modern capitalism” and there you go pic.twitter.com/aJnn9044ti

— Lindsay (@LindsayPB) July 4, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/LindsayPB/status/1014613314805096449)

Enough about beach bodies. I want a forest body, with soft moss where my armpit hair should be. Or a prairie body, emotions a ripple of wind across my golden face. Or a volcano body, leaking vengeance from every fissure. Other landscapes are possible.

— Ryan Vance (@ryanjjvance) July 4, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/ryanjjvance/status/1014436789610778626)

… the return of Radio Mycelium - Lingzhi operations - in preparation for later actions with the Mycelium Network Society (image courtesy I.V.M)… pic.twitter.com/JxrThZTxTV

— martin howse (@micro_research) July 5, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/micro_research/status/1014889424763617280)

I am unilaterally declaring today, July 5th, Interdependence Day. Today is a day to celebrate our communities, large and small; the systems that we’ve created for the benefit of everyone; and our common resources and environment. And to commit to making them better.

— Deb Chachra (@debcha) July 5, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/debcha/status/1014868525654118400)

Would you like to monetise your social relations? Learn from hostile designs? Take part in (unwitting) data extractions in exchange for public services?@Playbour : Work, Pleasure, Survival is coming to Furtherfield Gallery 14 Julhttps://t.co/f3FemBZDPK
📸: Cassie Thornton pic.twitter.com/qAN4zB2GVS

— furtherfield (@furtherfield) July 4, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/furtherfield/status/1014554779786403841)

“Will of the people, weaponised” es la mejor definición del populismo que he leído. Y tiene razón: cuando se ejecute el Brexit y todo empiece a derrumbarse, el gobierno tendrá barra libre para arreglar el desastre que pidieron los propios británicos. Shock Doctrine de manual. https://t.co/dBjgu6gwTD

— Marta Peirano (@minipetite) July 4, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/minipetite/status/1014557300529532934)

Every year since 2009 the G7 have committed to phase out fossil fuel subsidies

Instead, they are providing at least $100 billion annually in government support for oil, gas and coal, both at home and abroad in more than 50 countrieshttps://t.co/NCDDnEIH37 #climate #scandal pic.twitter.com/HayIfrNPiN

— Assaad Razzouk (@AssaadRazzouk) July 4, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/AssaadRazzouk/status/1014382057219395584)

Also I kind of had a head explodey moment when I saw the hours on a restaurant in Tokyo listed as “15:00-25:30” to show they were open until 1:30AM the following day.

— Top Tubes Are Specialist Sport Gear 🧐🖋️☂🌌🚲 (@SpacePootler) July 4, 2018

(via http://twitter.com/SpacePootler/status/1014385313387597825)

Since people keep asking for it here is a list of books on anarchism in the global south

- Anderson, The Age of Globalization: Anarchists and the Anti-Colonial Imagination
- Crump, Hatta Shuzo and Pure Anarchism in Interwar Japan
- Dirlik, Anarchism in the Chinese Revolution

— Anarchopac (@anarchopac) July 2, 2018

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still frames from my recent video for /DL/MS/ ‘Tides’ - you can watch the whole thing here: https://t.co/Yy7Nm2VGTM #electro #video #processing @TRUSTvienna pic.twitter.com/kozqrVul8Y

— glow ◌◎ (@gl03_) July 4, 2018

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Turns out Ireland is the place to go if you like your ruins wild and overgrown… pic.twitter.com/N3MB1hosfb

— Paul 🌹📚 Cooper (@PaulMMCooper) July 3, 2018

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Never underestimate who might want access to your research…

Penzance #accesslab signups include marine policy organisations, conservation charities, aquaculture, sail shipping and engineering - all wanting help to access the scientific research the need to do their work. pic.twitter.com/ogvehA1Pr8

— Amber Griffiths (@AmberFirefly) July 3, 2018

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‘Cyberfeminism is an occult form of warfare. It understands about cyberspace what 'dark forest’ theory understands about the cosmos: all existence is determined by hostility and so the highest form of intelligence lies in occluding one’s coordinates.’ https://t.co/TDl7PEzvqv

— ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇_▇▇▇▇_▇▇_AI (@qdnoktsqfr) July 3, 2018

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.@nebogeo makes the best robots, made for weaving and by weaving.. @ercpenelope pic.twitter.com/w8avd9yaoI

— Alex McLean (@yaxu) July 1, 2018

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‘If the invention of general purpose computation and robotics had occurred in a society much earlier—one founded on the woven cosmos, what could it have looked like, and how would it have worked? What might it tell us about different ways of doing things?’ https://t.co/X1cofwbRN8

— Justin Pickard (@justinpickard) July 3, 2018

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“If it runs Emacs, it’s a computer. Otherwise, it’s a peripheral”

—jwz

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Privacy is about consent, not about hiding. https://t.co/BibSVb9aga

— Sarah Jamie Lewis (@SarahJamieLewis) July 3, 2018

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Diagrams and illustrations from Terrestrial Magnetism & Atmospheric Electricity, Journal of Geophysical Research - American Geophysical Union [1896] https://t.co/Wv56jTvcTz pic.twitter.com/ua9oCzWI6b

— Paul Prudence (@MrPrudence) July 3, 2018

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It’s not actually possible to play for what Doug Rushkoff calls #TeamHuman. Turns out that’s yet another special interest group.

— Venkatesh Rao (@vgr) July 3, 2018

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From the archives: Spiders appear to offload cognitive tasks to their webs, making them one of a number of species with a mind that isn’t fully confined within the head.https://t.co/zMhN8sUglx pic.twitter.com/R1dDXh0EIM

— Quanta Magazine (@QuantaMagazine) July 3, 2018

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Computers reflect the biases and belief systems of the people programming them https://t.co/T5Lx3PJWZ9

— bletchley punk (@alicegoldfuss) July 2, 2018

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A Polish environmental group placed a tracker on the back of a stork. The migratory bird traveled to Sudan, where someone found the tracker, removed the sim card, put it in their own phone and racked up hours worth of phone calls https://t.co/IjQWUYdXeK #PolishStork

— Isma'il Kushkush (@ikushkush) July 2, 2018

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At a wildlife rehab facility I met two crows that said, “caw” in a human accent. They said it like a human reading the word “caw” aloud. The tech shook her head and said, “they’re making fun of us. People say ‘caw’ to them all day, so they’ve started impersonating us.” I <3 crows

— CryptoNaturalist (@CryptoNature) June 30, 2018

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Random Forests workshop at #dinacon today, in which marine dinosaurs were de-extincted & bio-engineered to perform large-scale removal of plastics from the ocean and prepare the ground for viable aquaforestry systems. @augmentedeco @HikingHack

— Sjef van Gaalen (@thesjef) July 1, 2018

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New Process worked #🙂- scan a rock, merge/mash the 3D scan with a 3D file extracted from a console video game (found on the 3D model resource platform). Im modelling software (#b3d) remove overlap and 3D print the resulting part, finally merge the 3D print with the original … pic.twitter.com/YkqQC2gDU6

— M Plummer Fernandez (@M_PF) June 29, 2018

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