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www.youtube.com 7y ago

Mark Zuckerberg and Yuval Noah Harari in Conversation

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stephenramsay.us 13y ago

Digital humanities and computer science

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www.e-flux.com 13y ago

Captives of the Cloud: Part I | E-Flux

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www.theatlantic.com 14y ago

Can Internet Protests Get Political Results? Yes, They Can

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rhizome.org 14y ago

Rhizome.org Blacked out for SOPA

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mushon.com 14y ago

Good Listeners-visualizing the confessions obtained by divine web trackers

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www.huffingtonpost.com 14y ago

The Spoilsmen: How Congress Corrupted Patent Reform

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arstechnica.com 15y ago

Content-focused iPad apps value form over function, study find

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www.roughtype.com 15y ago

Is Facebook geared to dullards?

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www.youtube.com 15y ago

Norbert Mueller describes his wave disk generator

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gizmodo.com 15y ago

Google is axing support for QR Codes in their Places service

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www.codinggreenrobots.com 15y ago

Coding Green Robots - Teach Android Development

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www.babylonisburning.net 15y ago

Digital Humanities: A Multiple Choice Test

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blog.ulisesmejias.com 15y ago

The Twitter Revolution Must Die

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gigaom.com 15y ago

How Egypt Switched Off The Internet

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www.economist.com 15y ago

Much conventional wisdom about programs written by volunteers is wrong

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money.cnn.com 15y ago

FCC approves Comcast-NBC merger

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www.guardian.co.uk 15y ago

US tells Twitter to hand over WikiLeaks supporter's messages

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ccsl.mae.cornell.edu 15y ago

Universal robotic gripper based on the jamming of granular material

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www.slate.com 15y ago

If the FCC Had Regulated the Internet A counterfactual history of cyberspace.

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news.ycombinator.com 15y ago

Firesheep, Week+ later

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www.huffingtonpost.com 15y ago

Why Johnny Can't Program: A New Medium Requires A New Literacy

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arstechnica.com 15y ago

Data-gobbling Android users will likely see bandwidth capped

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news.ycombinator.com 15y ago

Ask HN: How much of cellular network traffic is indeed wireless?

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www.npr.org 16y ago

The Appeal Of Wikileaks is rooted in geek dissent culture

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www.dodbuzz.com 16y ago

Iphone likely losing in DOD smartphone bid

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www.groklaw.net 16y ago

A win for open source: SCO case finally over

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www.sfgate.com 16y ago

The privacy Machiavellis

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gizmodo.com 16y ago

Why I Steal Movies. Even Ones I'm In

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www.mushon.com 16y ago

Relationship - its complicated

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The results of DOGE

A former USAID global health official has cited internal modeling suggesting around 600,000 excess deaths in 2025 alone, roughly two‑thirds among children, due to the collapse of programs for malnutrition, HIV, TB, obstetric care, and child health.

https://hsph.harvard.edu/news/usaid-shutdown-has-led-to-hund...

USAID global health and development funding has been cut by on the order of 80–85%, sharply reducing support for vaccination, TB control, maternal health, and other essential services in many poorer countries.

Within CDC, DOGE‑related cuts and mass firings have removed thousands of staff, with specific centers (e.g., National Center for HIV, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention) losing over a quarter of their workforce.

Short term: more outbreaks like the Bangladesh measles surge, interrupted treatment for chronic and infectious diseases, and increased mortality where programs were heavily donor‑funded.

Medium term: degradation of global health infrastructure and human capital (loss of trained staff, data systems, and labs), making it harder to recover even if funding later returns.

Long term: slower medical innovation, reduced global surveillance capacity, and entrenched health inequities, as countries and communities with the fewest resources bear the brunt of lost support.

https://www.npr.org/sections/goats-and-soda/2025/07/01/nx-s1...

The Brand Age 5 months ago

case in point - the "ivy league" schools are some of the most established "Brands" in existence today.

They are not really in the education business anymore — they're in the exclusivity and signaling business

But they are not stopping are they?

If you don’t have the capacity to stop it but you do have the capacity to offer them a home shouldn’t you ?

Or is it the moral equivalent to the American “thoughts and prayers “?

It’s similar to the Ukrainian Russian meat grinder. The support is only extended enough for this to continue on forever

The reasons can be many. But if you believe that a genocide is indeed taking place and leaving Gaza saves lives, it’s a reasonable Path to help is to accept the refugees.

Europe accepted millions of Ukrainian refugees to keep them out of harms way, why do they not extend the same helping hand to Palestinians from Gaza? who are, at least according to this UN report, in much worse condition?

You take the advertising driven paradigm out of the equation, and a website might be worth something more than rage clicks and doom scrolling machine, who knew?!

Ad driven sites broke the internet; they might have broken society to some degree as well.

Perhaps the example of Woody Allen at the top is more apt.

The departure in style, theme, visual approach, and structural vision between early works like Sleeper or Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex and later films such as Match Point is dramatic. Then again, three decades separate those movies. Anderson still has time.

Pi-hole v6 1 year ago

That's my only gripe with the current pi-hole; there is no easy way to configure DHCP options.

Intel Honesty 2 years ago

Indeed, but downplaying the strategic threat to Taiwan as a "short-term" potential impact is not a credible position in the long term.

It is prudent, possibly even critical, to have foundries on US shores, and the US will have to pay for it.

Why YC went to DC 2 years ago

It's an interesting point. Whether non-human entities are entitled to 1st amendment rights. Since they have the potential longevity that far exceeds humans, and also can't be punished in same manner for potential wrongdoing (i.e. send an entire company or lobby) to prison.

Why YC went to DC 2 years ago

It's well and good to advocate for change within the industry (large and small) but realistically, all of this is missing the forest for trees, or equating symptom with the cause.

The only way out of this long term, is to take money out of politics, repeal citizens united, revolving doors and other methods of lining politicians' pockets.

Its called a membership and most museums offer them.

In most cases it is about 3 times the price of a regular one time ticket and gives you unlimited access to the museum as well as discounts in the stores, early access to exhibitions etc...