Deep Learning Gallery – a curated list of awesome deep learning projects.
Suggestions from a smart Millenial.
New Media and News Professionals.
When talking about social media metrics and retweets, I informed them that they were mistaken in thinking that a social media share is a share of their article, rather than a share of a headline, and that the more retweetable the headline, the less it needs any article behind it at all, because users have already imagined the article in their head and already agree with it. If you reward articles based on metrics like retweets, you’re better off not bothering with the journalism part!
Jähzorn und die Aggronauten #antisocialmedia
Bought a few pixels to reveal more of Ross Ulbricht’s artwork – and give him a little bit of support in prison, hopefully.
Just noticed that @davewiner blocked me on Twitter. Sad.
To whom it may concern…
Disruption of Service Announcement
I am moving servers once again in a while. So in the next few days availability of this service is going to be interrupted or ramshackly at most.
So I got sick another time at New Year’s Eve and after two sluggish nights I decided to watch some videos of this year’s Chaos Communication Congress for the first time in my life.
There are much too many of them so I took only in account of those which were presented by at least one female person – or by Wolfie Christl, hahaha.
So this is my personal selection:
- Lena Rohrbach et al.: The Untold Story of Edward Snowden’s Escape from Hong Kong
- Aylin Caliskan: A Story of Discrimination and Unfairness
- Maya Ganesh: Ethics in the data society
- Raquel Meyers: Keys of Fury
- Julia Reda: Copywrongs 2.0
- Nika Dubrovsky: Anthropology for kids – What is privacy?
- Benni & Dorina: Zwischen Technikbegeisterung und kritischer Reflexion – Chaos macht Schule
- Wolfie Christl: Corporate surveillance, digital tracking, big data & privacy
Btw: Why is the usage of those ugly rant comics “characters” still a thing? I despise those with deep affection since their inception and in my eyes they needlessly and instantly thwart even the best presentation.
Definitive data on what poor people buy when they’re just given cash.
Not one of the studies found that cash grants increase tobacco and alcohol consumption and many found that they lead to a reduction. The researchers also conducted a meta-analysis—a statistical technique for combining the results from across studies—and again found that, overall, receiving cash slightly reduced tobacco and alcohol consumption.