Here's the video from the talk I gave last week at the O'Reilly Strata conference on "big data" in NYC. The talk is called "Designing for Human Sensors, Not Human Barcodes," and it talks about the philosophy underpinning the "privacy bargain" we strike online when we trade personal information for access to services.
Talk on the privacy bargain, big data, and human sensors versus human barcodes
Expert archer takes on Hawkeye's greatest shots
I always felt a bit like Hawkeye was the unsung hero of the Avengers. Sure, purple is a weird color to choose and archery is a relatively lame power when… READ THE REST
One-man skits about the restaurant industry are painfully accurate
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Wes Anderson unveils possibly his most Wes Anderson movie yet
When The French Dispatch came out, I told myself that Wes Anderson had bottomed out. He could not possibly make any movie dripping with more twee self-indulgence than this. After… READ THE REST
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Microsoft Visual Studio Professional: Premium coding tool for $28
TL;DR: Beginners and advanced coders alike can take advantage of this license to Microsoft Visual Studio Professional 2022 for Windows, now just $27.97 (reg. $499). Like to code? Whether you're a total beginner… READ THE REST
