Unavailable, fictional and overqualified software technician, web tinkerer, wine enthusiast, notetaker and art student. Red, Wine and green. He/him. Italy, Europe.
How to make your own face mask for coronavirus
Please don't say anything about "sewing" to me: Japanese Creations demonstrates how to make a no-sew mask using a handkerchief. #COVID19
Atlante Occidentale, una recensione
Atlante Occidentale, una recensione di Massimo Mantellini: Del Giudice, Daniele. Atlante occidentale, 1985. Torino, Einaudi, 2010 (via Boris Limpopo). #books
Behind the Art | Bob Sumner | TEDxZurich
Prof. Robert Sumner (via Riccardo.im):
Today, when we look at the world, we basically see what’s there: We see reality. This will soon change. Several sophisticated technologies that amplify each other are all simultaneously reaching maturity: augmented reality, computer vision, natural language processing, semantic scene understanding, and artificial intelligence. We’re reaching a turning point where these technologies will alter the reality we perceive.
Giant list of ideas for being at home with kids
Giant list of ideas for being at home with kids (and adults). #COVID19
Internet Amnesia: Clive James & his website
Richard MacManus' essay juxtaposes Clive James' cultural heritage with digital media preservation (via Jeremy Cherfas):
We can certainly blame the algorithms of Big Tech for burying the past, but we must also apportion some of the blame on the software used to build websites – often developed by those same corporations.
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The Web changes fast and history has shown it’s not always kind to the recent past.
The Sad State of Logging Bugs for Apple
What happens when you find a bug in macOS or iOS and decide to let Apple know?
This data map of Minnesota wolves is incredible
Incredible data map of Minnesota wolves: GPS data collected by the Voyageurs Wolf Project reveals how seriously wolves take their territory.