Critics of library pseudoscience rave: A kinder, wiser version of the void • Haunting and feels vaguely macabre • Does not represent the views of his employer
Isn't it weird that we almost exclusively discuss the stock market as an agentless system? "Stocks surged, stocks fell" stocks can't do anything, individuals do things with them.
Every academic fundraiser i think about the librarian who gave his estate to the library and that school bought an electronic stadium scoreboard with it.
Amazon has announced they're phasing out their checkout-less grocery stores.
The "Just Walk Out" technology, which was labeled as automatic, was actually 1,000+ Indian employees monitoring you as you walked through the store.
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Things that I noticed were on the subway: a cat
Things i noticed on this bus: a green plastic propellor, a smashed napkin, an entire bagel, the waxen string of a babybell cheese, two confused tourists who stood in the doors.
I'm always shocked how our undergrad interns have only used iPads and phones and are completely confused by a PC. I thought it was a one-off the first time it happened, but it is very much a 'thing'
The camradarie i feel on a bus on SF is like nowhere else. What beats laughing at the madness of transit?
Well, getting places on time. But my great grandparents left Europe so working with what I've got.