Missiverna #82
Lite poängen med att missivera en gång i veckan var att tvinga mig själv att göra det även om tiden varit knapp. Hellre missivera än att missivera bra. Nu har det gått två veckor sedan senast, och jag vill inte att det ska gå tre. Så, här kommer ett rätt oprocessat brev med grejer:
- Om Margaret Hamilton - "Her Code Got Humans on the Moon—And Invented Software Itself".
- En längre artikel om maker-rörelsen - "A movement in the making".
- Neri Oxman talar om design i korsningen mellan teknik och biologi.
- Matt Webb: "There's something about art + tech which is niggling at me."
- Ett snack av Matt Jones om praktisk designfiktion (har varit uppe här förut).
- Jerry Neumann: "I talked about Carlota Perez, her theories, and the transition to the deployment period that we are currently undergoing."
- Väldigt mycket fransk filosofi, men Bernard Stiegler om "Power, Powerlessness, Thinking, and Future".
- Ny avhandling från Uppsala universitet - "Att tänka det tekniska: En studie i Derridas teknikfilosofi", av Björn Sjöstrand. Tyvärr ej i fulltext.
- Spännande detta med Slack-bottar. Har signat upp mig för Howdy, som faciliterar möten.
- TechCrunch - "The Challenges Of Building AI Apps".
- Fortune - "How Tesla is ushering in the age of the learning car".
- Historikern Joyce E. Chaplin om den handhållna teknikens historia. Utdrag:
"On it goes, with multiple functions miniaturised and adapted to wireless technology. Smushed within it, your device holds several diminished bits of history: clock, positioning system, camera, audio works, televisual display, phone, artificial intelligence, game console, all in one case, one that slips into a pocket of your jeans, now that you and everyone else can wear jeans pretty much every day. But the really interesting historical development is that you hold your device in your hand, proudly, for all to see. Rather than most of us being minions who work with our hands, we hold the equivalents of those efforts in our hands. There is no stigma; we are equals."
- The Atlantic: "Estonia Wants to Collect the DNA of All Its Citizens".
Tills nästa torsdag, förhoppningsvis,
Erik Stattin
erik.stattin@gmail.com
@mymarkup
@missiverna
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