anthrocypher

anthrocypher , 2 days ago to random

I’m returning to Communities of Practice by Etienne Wenger and

1. This is one of the most important books I've ever read
2. It will always entertain me that our world is so hyper-individualistic and opposed to the reality of social fabric that we need SO VERY MANY WORDS to make the case that actually

did you know

humans learn from one another?

anthrocypher , 12 days ago to random

Just because large scale social media has trained us out of creating the internet we need doesn't mean we can't have it.

Once upon a time, people designed and curated digital spaces according to their goals and values. We can still do that, and we can use it to meet our missions.

https://www.uploop.dev/blog/internet-we-need/

anthrocypher , 1 month ago to random

What if perpetually mending what is perpetually broken is the job of this work, and also this life?
https://botsin.space/@computerfact/112502531425436169

anthrocypher , 3 months ago to random

In an age where gen AI makes it much cheaper to produce code, the ability to read, comprehend, and review code becomes that much more crucial.

Until and unless businesses and executives recognize this, they won’t actually be able to realize the economic upside of AI because they’ll be too busy creating so many fires which need putting out.
https://cute.is/@keith/112191562540684140