Year: 2019

The Year in Biology https://t.co/Sih65jEvDq

The Year in Physics https://t.co/RUSYropY8D

To Pay Attention, the Brain Uses Filters, Not a Spotlight | Quanta Magazine https://t.co/p1sYEWCqwW

“And a bigger part is that the things you need to do to be popular (the only metric the platforms share) aren’t the things you’d be doing if you were trying to be effective, or grounded, or proud of the work you’re doing. ” – The real scam of ‘influencer’ https://t.co/KDLlmVFsUt

Congratulations. A much needed publication. https://t.co/rRemM9LlmP

@nytimes Part 2 of the exceptional investigation by @nytimes. I cannot stress enough that you should read Part 1 and this new segment: https://t.co/7uriignVUL

A quote from it: https://t.co/nVRYqDDgJm

This is the power of a frictionless experience, which Enterprise IT still fails to understand. The demand for Frictionless IT should come *loudly* from the Sales division, not from lethargic product teams.

From https://t.co/x0hSPQy67L https://t.co/AkELCfDimr

The #automation that Amazon has implemented in its warehouses is, I believe, just a small part of what will come. I’m not talking about automation in delivery through drones/self-driving trucks. I’m talking about automation of goods production via 3d print https://t.co/YklqspyNFN

@RobertHayden @nytimes There’s a difference between reading 1984 in school and assume that one day it might happen and read the news that in China maybe it’s happening AND finding out that it’s happening *to you*, with today’s technology, in your democratic country. So yes, people are surprised.

Isn’t it funny to hear FB talking about trust? >

“We don’t think we can trust the marketplace or competitors” – Facebook is working on its own OS that could reduce its reliance on Android https://t.co/RdjlPCKrvv