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Huxley to Orwell: My Hellish Vision of the Future is Better Than Yours (1949) | Open Culture
Huxley to Orwell: My Hellish Vision of the Future is Better Than Yours (1949) | Open Culture
In 1949, George Orwell received a curious letter from his former high school French teacher. Orwell had just published his groundbreaking book Nineteen Eighty-Four, which received glowing reviews from just about every corner of the English-speaking world.
·openculture.com·
Huxley to Orwell: My Hellish Vision of the Future is Better Than Yours (1949) | Open Culture
Nomatic Notebook - NOMATIC
Nomatic Notebook - NOMATIC
Description The NOMATIC Planner is designed to organize and improve your life. Main features include: planner, goal mapping, checklists, effectiveness activities, whiteboard paper, back pocket, integrated pen holder, dual elastics, and many more. Please note that the NOMATIC Planner also features a fill-in the date calendar so you get to...
·nomatic.com·
Nomatic Notebook - NOMATIC
Touchscreen Wall Mounted Family Sync & Home Control Panel
Touchscreen Wall Mounted Family Sync & Home Control Panel
Touchscreen Wall Mounted Family Sync & Home Control Panel: We have a calendar that is updated monthly with events but it is done manually. We also tend to forget things we have ran out of or other minor chores. In this age I thought it was much easier to have a sync'd calendar and notepad type system that c…
·instructables.com·
Touchscreen Wall Mounted Family Sync & Home Control Panel
Seth's Blog: We are all biased
Seth's Blog: We are all biased
That airline is biased in favor of pilots with many hours of experience.  Is it possible that a newbie pilot might be safer flying this jet than someone with twenty years of daily flying? Perh…
·sethgodin.typepad.com·
Seth's Blog: We are all biased
Tesla, Apple, and the ‘secretly terrible’ engineer conundrum | VentureBeat | Business | by Jeff Whatcott, Outlearn
Tesla, Apple, and the ‘secretly terrible’ engineer conundrum | VentureBeat | Business | by Jeff Whatcott, Outlearn
Guest Tesla CEO Elon Musk recently dismissed media speculation that Apple had been hiring away some of his most important engineers, with his usual aplomb. “Important engineers?” Musk scoffed, in an interview with Handelsblatt. “They have hired people we’ve fired. We always jokingly call Apple the ‘Tesla Graveyard.’ If you don’t make it at Tesla, you […]
·venturebeat.com·
Tesla, Apple, and the ‘secretly terrible’ engineer conundrum | VentureBeat | Business | by Jeff Whatcott, Outlearn
Datafication and ideological blindness — Cennydd Bowles
Datafication and ideological blindness — Cennydd Bowles
“Our bodies break / And the blood just spills and spills / And here we sit debating math.” —Retribution Gospel Choir, Breaker Design got its seat at the table, which is good because we can shut up about it now. What used to be seen as the territory of bespectacled Scandinavians is now a matter of
·cennydd.com·
Datafication and ideological blindness — Cennydd Bowles
International Spillover Effects: The US Encryption Debate | Public Sphere | Social Institutions
International Spillover Effects: The US Encryption Debate | Public Sphere | Social Institutions
As the encryption debate continues, proponents on both sides decry the negative international side effects of the policies they oppose. This essay analyzes the claims, examining the potential effects of the specific policies being pursued. It ultimately concludes that even the “no new regulation” approach has potentially significant spillover effects. These effects are bidirectional and dynamic: US policies and practices have a spillover effect internationally; but the policies and practices of foreign actors also influence the effectiveness of any decryption policy, and thus the scope and distribution of any such effect. This highlights the need for centralized, executive-level review of sought-after decryption orders, so as to better account for the potential effects. Jennifer Daskal is an associate professor of law at American University's Washington College of Law, currently on leave while working as an Open Society Institute Fellow on issues related to privacy and the cross-border flow of data. From 2009−2011, Daskal was counsel to the assistant attorney general for national security at the Department of Justice.
·scribd.com·
International Spillover Effects: The US Encryption Debate | Public Sphere | Social Institutions
Cloud Foundry’s Vision: A Services Ecosystem that Transcends Containers - The New Stack
Cloud Foundry’s Vision: A Services Ecosystem that Transcends Containers - The New Stack
“I have this grand vision of a single marketplace of services that are platform-agnostic,” proclaimed Abby Kearns, the executive director of the Cloud Foundry Foundation. “I also recognize that there are advantages of having an open source platform, in order to drive innovation and drive that collaborative approach. But I also need to recognize there…
·thenewstack.io·
Cloud Foundry’s Vision: A Services Ecosystem that Transcends Containers - The New Stack
Reliable Continuous Delivery with Cloudsoft AMP Blueprints - The New Stack
Reliable Continuous Delivery with Cloudsoft AMP Blueprints - The New Stack
One of the questions we at Cloudsoft are often asked is “how do I use blueprints in CI/CD?” Well, we don’t know. We don’t know your environments or goals or constraints and those all matter. There are many, many ways blueprints are useful in a continuous delivery pipeline, because they give way for all the…
·thenewstack.io·
Reliable Continuous Delivery with Cloudsoft AMP Blueprints - The New Stack