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Distributed/federated video hosting platform. The individuals sites don't look very established yet but the software seems like a good idea. Better than just hosting static files though?
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This thing looks amazing.
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This website is really great.
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mastodon instance for bots
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Beautiful little images/icons that use as a font for inserting onto your website. Super nice!
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A super important question. Very thought provoking.
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Really good article. ♥ Susan Silbey
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"By color of spine: You don’t know if vaping is for tobacco or marijuana or both, and at this point, you’re too afraid to ask. You text your mom a lot. You have an item of clothing you only wear on your birthday." via Brian Keegan
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"This is not a test, this is your Emergency Broadcast System. Announcing the commencement of THE PURGE sanctioned by the Nosleep Moderators.
Commencing at the siren, any and all stories will be legal for 72 continuous hours.
Moderator services will be unavailable until Thursday morning at 12:00 a.m., when the purge concludes."
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Very general advice, but very good.
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Fantastic iron flavored amaro I had in DC.
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tool for scheduling posts to Mastodon
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Nice. Probably not much a surprise for anybody who has read or thought much about cooperation, deliberation, consensus, etc.
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"The review reinforces the common mistake (apparently made by Lubet too) that Ethnography’s role is to furnish us with hard-to-obtain facts about the social world. But is that what we get from the great ethnographers like Geertz or E. Goffman? No. Rather, great ethnography offers us deep, general *insights* See e.g., how Homans uses Whyte. *Thats* why Whyte is a classic."
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This one is awesome.
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"Reading Moldbug is like listening to somebody who informs you of his plan to take care of the termites by burning his mansion down and then starts romanticizing life in a log cabin despite never having lived in one."
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Something to remember next time I do this?
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New WebExtension plugin for adding things to Scuttle! Seems to work!
13-12-2017
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Review of O'Reilly's book by Molly Sauter. Not very complementary.
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I think I hate these.
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"Under the rules of the restaurant, scientists, medical professionals and social scientists are eligible for a discount if they have recently published papers in journals that are included on internet databases such as the Science Citation Index and the Social Sciences Citation Index. The paper's impact factor is multiplied by 10 to determine the discount, which can account for as much as 30 percent of the bill."
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“I understand your point that the author is the greatest authority on their own work, but we require secondary sources," were the exact words of the Wikipedia administrator, according to Roth.
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"There are no angles from which the sculpture’s innocence is obvious." via Becca Tabasky
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Nice article on A/B testing.
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This review was bad but should have been worse IMHO. '“Why would anyone go to such lengths to get hold of a memoir whose essential purpose was to entertain?” (Oh, perhaps because people don’t find it very entertaining to be depicted as charlatans.) Such faux naïveté is unbecoming in someone as savvy as Lyons is, and makes him seem, in the end, an unreliable narrator of his own story.'
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Pando also published a hatchetjob on Dan Lyon! What goes around comes around?
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Hubspot's founders response to Dan Lyon's book.
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Dan Lyon's employer/publisher pans his book! Sounds real bad.
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I totally though I discovered this protocol myself!
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I pulled this down from ProQuest. https://search.proquest.com/globalnews/docview/1918845555/2876135FA9C243EEPQ/1?accountid=14784
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I didn't really know Bob although we overlapped a little bit on the FSF board when he was a member (a weird role). This was a nice writeup of an important person in the history of free software.
