“A Social Media Mapping Tool that correlates profiles via facial recognition by Jacob Wilkin

Social Mapper is a Open Source Intelligence Tool that uses facial recognition to correlate social media profiles across different sites on a large scale.” https://t.co/2iEPpqUHsU

It always starts with the best intentions. > New facial recognition tool tracks targets across different social networks https://t.co/s5pEvK2PNg

Every year an email client dies and I find myself here complaining about the fact that development is not driven by a deep understanding of how the brain processes information at scale. Email volume will keep growing. If you don’t design for that, you are DOA.

I used the service for a while. While it was a better email client than most, I never saw game-changing capabilities that would be worth paying for. Still far from my dream app > Newton Mail app shutting down September 25, service offering partial refunds https://t.co/0P13urMCSC

It always starts with the best intentions > Tokyo will use facial recognition for security during the 2020 Olympics https://t.co/FJDW7wUKJ7

Notice how consumer tech vendors focus on keeping us online by suggesting yet another topic rather than helping to better understand the topic we are already dealing with. Enterprise tech vendors try to do the exact opposite.

The approach seems entertaining vs. problem-solving.

There’s an assumption that the exponential scale & complexity of cloud infrastructures and application architectures can be addressed with more comprehensive/sophisticated monitoring tools. I think it’s a delusion. Beyond a certain scale, humans don’t know where to look anymore.

A lot of people in IT still choose tools based on emotional response and peer pressure rather than on their unique business requirements. You can tell them to do the opposite as much as you want. It’s like asking to change human nature. What if #AI would be able to test & choose?

Speaking of post-real, this video from @TEDTalks is a must-watch: https://t.co/9lUmy42cS6

Every word > It’s Official: Open Plan Offices Are Now the Dumbest Management Fad of All Time https://t.co/BlIM91HQVU