Philosophy in a time of Software

https://stars.library.ucf.edu/etd/1356/ This is great work.

The video of the original is here: http://bit.ly/2nwG4rn

Yes, definitely! I work in the 14th. Where are you located? On Fri, Jan 29, 2016 at 11:26 AM,

Here's a little post I wrote staging a critique of Fred Brooks' "No Silver Bullet".

Greg Borenstein encouraged me to write something about my ideas rather than merely post links. So

Hello! I might as well jump on the introductions party. Apologies if this is a tad long and a little

So this is old, as are most of the posts on here, but I'm interested in the topic and I think

http://www.radiolab.org/story/dust-planet/ -- Chris http://livingsocial.com | http://clabs.org

Détournement is literally rerouting, and it applies equally to computer hacking or culture jamming.

I've been playing around with some ideas I got from this group and elsewhere, and put together a

I'm with Alex, in trying to separate elegance and beauty. As an example maybe more are familiar

On 4 June 2014, Steve Klabnik wrote: > It's worth noting that there are very few people who

Haha, yeah, I knew this was true but never posted it to the list! What an oversight! That tweet reply

I think one big mental shift necessary for thinking “philosophically” is dispensing with some of the

Hello everyone, recently I came across two talks that I found quite interesting and so wanted to

In case someone is interested in going in more detail about Machine Learning, I'd recommend this:

Hi everyone, So I have been into the book now for 150 pages (about half through) and I have mixed

Thanks for the excellent points, Dave. These tensions are absolutely important, for example, when my

Audrey Waters delivered an excellent talk along similar lines at API Days Partis earlier this month.

This is very appropriate for the list: https://al3x.net/2013/12/18/bitcoin.html

Not to resort to the same kind of breathless hyperbole as the author, but this article is an

Hi all, This post comes out of some work I'm doing at the moment in the field of interactive

It is funny, all of a sudden I have been bumping into discussions of post-modern programming across

What Steve said. Also, the few things I do want to talk about lately are veering out of the realm of

I can't handle Google Groups, it's so like totally 90s.

Every so often I am watching something on youtube or get a meme on twitter, and I get this sudden

Well, with that vote of confidence we're off to the races :) I'll start another thread. On

Well, this was enjoyable reading, when not exactly unbiased (not that i disagree, but then I'm

I'm not sure exactly where this fits in the range of either philosophy or software, but it

Thanks for the link. On Sun, Aug 4, 2013 at 7:03 AM, Ezekiel Smithburg <tehgeek...@gmail.com