Linklog

A collection of interesting links I stumbled upon.

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#linklog: "Mapping the Generative AI landscape"

Generative AI is a big thing these days, and while ChatGPT or some image generators get most of the attention, there's actually a thriving ecosystem with loads of smaller players out there. #

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3 years ago

#linklog: "Matt Mullenweg on how to run a social network (and how not to)"

"There’s a phrase we use for a huge amount of speech, and that is “lawful but awful.” It might hurt people’s mental health, incite harm, or be really mean, like bullying, but it’s not technically illegal. We’re a private company, so I guess we could host it if we wanted to, but you need to think about your responsibility to society and to your users." Great interview with Matt Mullenweg, who, if you're in the market for admiring anyone, should be it. #

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3 years ago

#linklog: "The Impotence of Being Clever"

"Cleverness devolves from the output of analytical acuity into a transparent show put on to allay the anxieties of passive consumption." My social media experience described in one sentence. #

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3 years ago

#linklog: "Hannah Fry: Why do so few women excel at maths? Sexism, of course"

"Self-belief matters. Recently, a decade long study from Denmark showed that if you give extra feedback to school kids on their ability in maths – in short, just tell the girls they really are good at the subject – it not only has a huge impact on their confidence, but it more than halves the gender gap once those students get to degree level." Hannah Fry is great. #

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3 years ago

#linklog: "myNoise - Ambient sounds"

If, like me, you sometimes spend hours on end at the computer, trying to churn out texts, you might need something that helps you focus. In my case it's the noises of an enchanted forest, but myNoise has literally hundreds of others too. #

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3 years ago