Link Roundup: January 27, 2025
Two articles on how we hide unethical behavior as "apps" and the need to dependencize everything.
Two articles on how we hide unethical behavior as "apps" and the need to dependencize everything.
The old Internet was good. Or, at least, less bad.
Book reviews and article writeups for the week.
Maybe we can't shouldn't base our thinking on what AI is now. Maybe we should think harder about what it could become.
This is a rant.
A link roundup of articles and thoughts on practices of reading, why ChatGPT is still extraordinarily limited at writing, and the "missing questions" in our conversations about the future.
A strange combination of a 1998 interview with Paul Virilio and a blog post about ways to make better decisions.
A link roundup up full of technical skepticism and the benefits of cutting back.
This week's articles emphasize the importance of archival work and offer an interesting writing-process heuristic.
This week's articles touch on how complexity emerges from simple systems.