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new-aesthetic: An algorithm can predict human behavior better than humans – Quartz It’s fairly common for machines to analyze data, but humans are typically required to choose which data points are relevant for analysis. In three competitions with human teams, a machine made more accurate predictions than 615 of 906 human teams. And while humans…
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kateordie: brain-food: It’s been pretty great at my shop today. I live for this
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shrinkrants: DSM 5 AS A DYSTOPIAN NOVEL Book of Lamentations By SAM KRISS at The New Inquiry … The narrative voice of the book affects a tone of clinical detachment, one in which drinking coffee and paranoid-type schizophrenia can be discussed with the same flat tone. Under the pretense of dispassion this voice embodies a whole…
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mostlysignssomeportents: Google releases set of beautiful, freely usable icons
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Monday road trip from Arenal to Santa Ana.
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Monday road trip from Arenal to Santa Ana.
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#IndieCade15 Official Selections Night Games – Part 1
indiecade: We’ve announced our 81 hand-picked Official Selection games for IndieCade Festival 2015! Here’s a preview of our curated Night Games, all playable at #IndieCade15 this October 23-25. Get Passes to play the games, attend our conference, and much more: http://www.indiecade.com/2015/tickets Anamorphic Agency by Julie Huynh:An immersive experience inspired by childhood experiences with sleep paralysis.…
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#IndieCade15 Official Selections Night Games – Part 1
indiecade: We’ve announced our 81 hand-picked Official Selection games for IndieCade Festival 2015! Here’s a preview of our curated Night Games, all playable at #IndieCade15 this October 23-25. Get Passes to play the games, attend our conference, and much more: http://www.indiecade.com/2015/tickets Anamorphic Agency by Julie Huynh:An immersive experience inspired by childhood experiences with sleep paralysis.…
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hyperallergic: DENVER — Do viewers outside of China still expect contemporary Chinese art to “look” Chinese, and what does that even mean? The group exhibition A New Fine Line, on view at Metropolitan State University of Denver’s Center for Visual Art, considers the legacy of thegongbi brush style in a contemporary context. Curator Julie Segraves…
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hyperallergic: DENVER — Do viewers outside of China still expect contemporary Chinese art to “look” Chinese, and what does that even mean? The group exhibition A New Fine Line, on view at Metropolitan State University of Denver’s Center for Visual Art, considers the legacy of thegongbi brush style in a contemporary context. Curator Julie Segraves…