Rural and Native communities have been stewarding the land for generations. Here’s what happened when 50 practitioners gathered to discuss how they are working to balance their region’s economic development with environmental sustainability. @AspenCSG https://t.co/UUVuvjzjNl
Since 2020, corps have committed over $50B in antiracism pledges. But commitments alone ignore what it will truly take to deliver a just, equitable, diverse, and inclusive economy. Worth a read--10 ideas for building an antiracist company from @IsisDallis https://t.co/q57Q51ivtv
Oh look--another facial recognition app that makes it even easier to find photos and info on people. What could possibly go wrong? Pretty scary piece by @kashhill
PimEyes is a paid service that uses facial recognition to find photos of a person from across the internet, including some the person may not want exposed. The New York Times tested its powers on the faces of a dozen Times journalists, with their consent.
https://t.co/RSa1iEltPH
Worth the read. A new SimCity-style tool that gives residents a say in their cities' development plans. Users create plans that meet pre-set housing targets before they can be submitted — meaning people need to bring solutions, not just NIMBY-ism. #housing https://t.co/OFCmRu2a7u
in light of shitty layoffs, i wanted to share the freelance spreadsheet i use, which includes:
- freelance work tracker
- idea tracker
- 2021 tweets from editors looking for pitches (mostly culture) + resource links
- tax deductions + owed 1099s tracker
https://t.co/DXMZ4hvfMi