Micah Alex

PhotoSwooper is a dating app for ur photos. Have you ever had too many photos and would just love to swipe them like dating profiles? Well I made just the app: PhotoSwooper :D Features: Undo button Info drawer Review photos to be deleted Statistics page

Am I imagining it or are FOSS android apps having a cambrian explosion?

Love this panelling and style!

Thank you for sharing, that article itself was such a hard read, I can't imagine what it cost for her to write about them

Why?

The PARA method was something I found most useful

Can you request the author for the subs file with the private parts removed?

Fakespot - Love Everything You Buy Fakespot spots, analyzes and identifies fake reviews and counterfeits - helping you out when buying stuff online.

5. Review Faking
www.fakespot.com

4. Pharmaceutical insureflation

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3. Art Gobbling Machines powered by AI™️
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2. Social Media Bloated Interfaces
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A list of alternatives to enshittified systems
1. bookshop.org

To address this, the next thing we could try is, rather than sending inputs over the network, sending STATES over the network.

That is, instead of sending "P1 pressed jump", the client sends "Mario is at position X: 20, Y: 34, and has 5 coins", and so on.

At first, it looks the same as before...

The multiline thread doesn't work for a mobile interface.
What we really need to see from that line is where all do other thread emerge and how do i get back to where i started from
@bsky.app

You can read more here
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None of this my work, I am only adapting it for Bluesky

These interactions between and across different institutions and nation states (dineshans) carry forward the concept of a corpus of consent, manufactured or elected, through computer mediated spaces

the instagram user @sadgurlmemez, describes attributes of being dineshanal at a more local and personal level, where one aspect of it is curatorial in nature, where one performs many different aspects of themselves, in public computer mediated spaces, creating the data trail leading all the way here

“The nation wants to know.” A catchphrase popularized by news anchor Arnab Goswami, who wants to know about the ulterior motives of politicians, activists and anybody else. A Malayali overhears Arnab on the TV and is curious to know who this Dineshan (The Nation) is and why he wants to know so much

the interaction of institutions with, for or against individuals leverages user-generated content -eg. click-farms and behaviors of collusion. Dineshanal behaviors then lead to state sponsored surveillance, internet shutdowns and military coups

[this data goes on to]... larger institutions, that use and create data and services around itself and for individuals. Depicted are ethical hackers who typically look at possible loopholes or aberrations in privacy, access protocols, and malicious institutional actions

For individual to individual interactions, where our devices allow for mediated experiences... there were several simpler opportunities of violating somebody’s notion of private access to their data in public spaces and personal details. A conversation becomes data

We have much bigger Leviathans to worry about
Paul - who also drew the below image that is part of a panel says "Surveillance capitalism will make sure that Trump isn't the problem. There's no opt out for this social contract, that's why resisting is dangerous"

Adblock based templates might be an amazing idea to directly start tweaking interfaces

Can you subvert YouTube's battle for your eyeballs? YouTube's homepage is a slot machine: brightly lit, loud, ephemeral, provacative, uncertain, and there to make money for the house. Exposing its design principles is a surprisingly complicated task. ...

YouTube's homepage is a slot machine: brightly lit, loud, ephemeral, provacative, uncertain, and there to make money for the house. Exposing its design principles is a complicated task. Micah investigates how a browser extension might take away the house's edge.

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"Nightshade, a tool that turns any image into a data sample that is unsuitable for model training e.g. a prompt that asks for an image of a cow flying in space might instead get an image of a handbag floating in space." #art nightshade.cs.uchicago.edu/whatis.html

The transformer was invented in Google. RLHF was not invented in industry labs, but came to prominence in OpenAI and DeepMind. I took 5 of the most influential papers (black dots) and visualized their references. Blue dots are papers that acknowledge federal funding (DARPA, NSF).

A Short History of South Asian Speculative Fiction: Part I - Reactor I have never read an article on South Asian speculative fiction (there are many) that didn’t feel painfully incomplete to me, so I decided to write my own. South Asian literature is a large and often ...

Not exactly sci-fi but we used this list for a lit review www.tor.com/2018/01/30/a...

YouTube video by Universal Pictures Philippines How To Train Your Dragon | Official Trailer

Looking forward to recession Hollywood
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