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   Visualizing and Analyzing 68,396 NeurIPS Inter-citations(steelandsilicon.substack.com)

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   by delocalized 3y ago

   Really interesting, feels reminiscent of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Octopolis_and_Octlantis (my favorite non-human settlements, if they can be called that).
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   Stephen Axford: How Fungi Changed My View of the World (2020)(youtube.com)

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   by delocalized 3y ago

   I wonder how long no-code is going to stay relevant in the age of AI. It feels like the segment of "what a novice with no-code can do that a novice with an appropriate AI tool can't" is ever-shrinking and the tail of "wh
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   by delocalized 3y ago

   I appreciate the flaws pointed out in specific studies in this article, but the detour into phenomenology at the end (a philosophy on the subjectiveness of reality) gave me a bit of whiplash. It seems that the author here writes "we ar
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   by delocalized 3y ago

   I always wonder what a popular science/math magazine would look like if it were oriented towards hackers. In this I mean people who have little background in the field but also the type of person who is used to bluntness and knows to R
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   by delocalized 3y ago

   I was gifted Designing Data-Intensive Applications in high school and it changed the course of my CS education. Beautiful, beautiful book.
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   by delocalized 3y ago

   Maybe there's something I'm missing, but I don't really understand the author's focus on monetary value here. The question I would be asking is: how is the capability of the individual changing? There is little point in
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   by delocalized 3y ago

   I spent a few high school years facilitating oral history interviews and curating a podcast for my school's social studies program in collaboration with a local radio station (WILL). One thing that always struck me then, as it strikes