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Hacking the Non-Disposable Planet
"I’ve concluded that we’re reaching a technological complexity threshold where hacking is going to be the main mechanism for the further evolution of civilization."
future  technology  hacks 
5 weeks ago by lightningdb
Artificial intelligence: Difference Engine: Luddite legacy | The Economist
the more advanced our productivity enhancements become, the less we are able to find jobs for replaced workers.
productivity  economics  society  future  technology 
december 2011 by lightningdb
Rands In Repose: You Are Underestimating the Future
you can't connect the dots forwards, you can only connect them backwards. i.e figure out where you want to be, then work back.
strategy  life  technology 
november 2011 by lightningdb
YIMMY'S YAYO™ - Bare Necessities
A short list of necessities for a man. living somewhat of a Spartan lifestyle, I don’t own much and this could probably be cut down further, but interesting to consider none the less.
life  stuff  minimal  fashion  technology  clothing 
july 2010 by lightningdb
GettingStarted – Net-UDAP
setup squeezebox duet receiver without remote
music  technology 
july 2010 by lightningdb
.CSV » new developments in AI
The danger with AI is not that machines will become smarter than us, but that we will become as dumb as machines. The absurdly prescient William S. Burroughs was wise to this fifty years ago. “The study of thinking machines teaches us more about the brain than we can learn by introspective methods,” pronounces Dr. Benway, in 1959’s Naked Lunch. “Western man is externalizing himself in the form of gadgets.”
AI  technology  search  learning 
july 2010 by lightningdb
x0xb0x: Transistorize the World
awesome "open source" hardware 303. need one
music  techno  technology  hardware 
june 2010 by lightningdb
How did IT fall so far behind the tech curve? | Between the Lines | ZDNet.com
The choice for IT departments is relatively clear. You can deny that guerrilla IT has exploded in your company (the sales team’s use of Salesforce.com and WebEx without central approval). Or you can embrace the digital natives and run with it. If you do the latter, Gartner recommends hiring college interns just to learn from them.
technology  management  software  hardware 
october 2009 by lightningdb
Alan Kay's reading list
great computer scientist and his reading list
books  education  reading  learning  technology  philosophy 
august 2009 by lightningdb
Essay on digital communication
"five open supersecrets" about bloggers:
1. Not everyone has something valuable to say.
2. Few people have anything original to say.
3. Only a handful of people know how to write well.
4. Most people will do almost anything to be liked.
5. "Customers" are always right, but "people" aren't.
books  philosophy  culture  technology  communication  internet  review 
june 2009 by lightningdb
The Real Time Web is a Beautiful Distraction – Opposable Planets
"The ability to pay attention, focus and strategically disconnect will be a winning discipline of the next generation of business leaders. As the zen phrase says, “eat when you eat” meaning, give each thing you do all of your attention. You will be rewarded from it."
concentration  procrastination  technology 
may 2009 by lightningdb
Sounds Like Techno
great abc documentary on the australian techno scene... love it!
audio  documentary  history  inspiration  music  technology 
may 2009 by lightningdb
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