Human software crafter, systems analyzer, perpetual student. Xipiteca.
I write about the human side of Software.
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How come we still need QR codes?
Couldn't our cameras scan links and make them clickable on the screen?
I mean, that's a perfect usage for AI, right?
Why might anyone want to boost my work here or on LinkedIn?
Some for instances? You might want to introduce your network to @diana 's work, via an extremely useful quote. When women are quoted, we don't just introduce their important work to our networks, we do so in a way that lends some cred, because it's highlighted, amplified, given a new context where they are seen making a _valued_ contribution to the field's discourse.
RE: https://mastodon.social/@jonafato/116021000695236196
As always, we have two calls this month. The next one is tomorrow, ~25.5 hours from now (9PM US Eastern time). See you there?
I just learned a thing. It's math, and it's cool, so I'm gonna share. But it's also political, hence the CW.
So. I just learned about the Gini coefficient (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gini_coefficient). TL;DR: it's a ratio that measures the difference from a given distribution to a perfectly equal distribution. It ranges from 0 - 1, where the lower it is, the more equal the distribution.
Current wealth distribution in the us? 0.83. The same as in pre-revolutionary France. 🤯
See https://ineqpietro.substack.com/p/is-wealth-inequality-today-as-bad
What I'm thinking is that it is not about the language the model uses. I think it is more about normalizing the design and making it intimate with a chat interface.
Of course these are things others have pointed out but now I'm wondering if there's a place for a Browser that just shows content with the same style and design instead of loading the whole thing. Maybe Web3.0 is a standard to serve your content or the whole thing over HTTP.
Have you noticed how whatever these AI agents give out always "feels" like it holds more authority than it should?
Like, if you ask for a detailed plan on how to build a pool, you'll get that. But part of the list might've come from 2Cool4Pools.com.
Nothing wrong with the domains but if you saw that + a 90's logo, suddenly the list doesn't hold as much authority.
Ruth — of systems & design
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