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laescrituradesatada: Fidel Castro y Gabriel García Márquez, hacia 1985
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laescrituradesatada: Fidel Castro y Gabriel García Márquez, hacia 1985
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When bots take over jobs, they will force a restructuring of the workplace. However, there will still be things that bots can’t do. That’s what turking is for. Turking services use human beings to do the portions of a job bots can’t do. This isn’t going to be the creative and meaningful work people hope…
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When bots take over jobs, they will force a restructuring of the workplace. However, there will still be things that bots can’t do. That’s what turking is for. Turking services use human beings to do the portions of a job bots can’t do. This isn’t going to be the creative and meaningful work people hope…
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W3C’s DRM for HTML5 sets the stage for jailing programmers, gets nothing in return [2013]
mostlysignssomeportents: An excellent editorial by Simon St. Laurent on O’Reilly Programming asks what the open Web has gained from the World Wide Web Consortium’s terrible decision to add DRM to Web-standards. As St Laurent points out, the decision means that programmers are now under threat of fines or imprisonment for making and improving Web-browsers in…
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Brain-computer interface gives lock-in sufferers a way to communicate
mostlysignssomeportents: “Noninvasive brain-computer interface enables communication after brainstem stroke” (Science Translational Medicine) reports on the successful use of a brain-computer interface to allow an individual with “lock in syndrome” (conscious and aware, but unable to move any part of his body) to spell words and carry on dialogue with his family. Read the rest…
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Brain-computer interface gives lock-in sufferers a way to communicate
mostlysignssomeportents: “Noninvasive brain-computer interface enables communication after brainstem stroke” (Science Translational Medicine) reports on the successful use of a brain-computer interface to allow an individual with “lock in syndrome” (conscious and aware, but unable to move any part of his body) to spell words and carry on dialogue with his family. Read the rest…
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nevver: Army men yoga
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nevver: Army men yoga
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damcollective: micdotcom: These newly found Indonesian cave paintings may be the world’s oldest Archaeologists have long thought human paintings originated from Europe, where the earliest known cave paintings were created 40,000 years ago. But a new discovery has turned this theory on its head and could transform what we think about the origin of art.