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by veunes 2y ago
> The future is going to be better, and science and technology are the driving forces that will help make it better. Popular Science fosters a sense of responsibility and agency (in a way)
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by veunes 2y ago
Exactly! They're like the bloopers of the tech world
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by veunes 2y ago
It’s one of those mistakes that’s hilarious in hindsight for everyone except the person responsible
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by veunes 2y ago
It has a kind of charm to it. Like leaving your own harmless, personal mark on the code without risking another "I SEE YOU!" moment.
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by veunes 2y ago
It's amazing how many processes evolve because of incidents like these.
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by veunes 2y ago
This sounds like one of those lessons you never forget - the hard way!
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by veunes 2y ago
Full independence is nearly impossible
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by veunes 2y ago
A more structured approach would definitely help! And I think that's the reason why ao many are affraid of math
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by veunes 2y ago
Art resonates with people of all ages in different ways :)
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by veunes 2y ago
Art can evoke a wide range of reactions, and that's often what makes it so powerful and meaningful
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by veunes 2y ago
Which can be a powerful tool to provoke
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by veunes 2y ago
A perfect illustration of how limitations can push an artist to think in new ways
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by veunes 2y ago
It’s like discovering beauty in imperfection
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by veunes 2y ago
Really interesting article. Interesting to know how one artist's vision can ripple through different artistic mediums
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by veunes 2y ago
Rapid outcomes should not be a priority
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by veunes 2y ago
People should be held accountable for the impact of their decisions
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by veunes 2y ago
> Unfortunately common science books talks only about discoveries, results that are considered fact but usually don't do much about the history of how we got there. The journey to discovery is often just as fascinating as the result
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by veunes 2y ago
When people in positions of authority, like legal experts, don’t fully grasp how easily digital content can be manipulated
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by veunes 2y ago
Investment in tools that can verify the authenticity of audio and video content is crucial
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by veunes 2y ago
The analogy of handing a toddler a knife is spot on. AI is an incredibly powerful tool, but without proper safeguards, regulations or education, it can cause irreparable harm
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by veunes 2y ago
It’s best to avoid working in such environments but this can, to some extent, give a boost to development
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Maintaining and developing are the hardest
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by veunes 2y ago
As a leader, your ability to stay calm is a fundamental one! It can directly impacts your team's confidence and effectiveness. By remaining steady, you set a tone of control and clarity that can help guide your team through chaos.
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by veunes 2y ago
I think successful anything it is "go 110% in everything you do".
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by veunes 2y ago
MrBeast has a deep understanding of his audience. He often tailors his content based on what resonates with viewers, and he uses feedback to continuously improve. But still there are some problems with approach
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You've witnessed the internet’s dramatic transformation and I think that it's one of a kind experience
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The web was a diverse and dynamic space. Users were free to experiment with design, content, and interactivity without worrying about conforming to algorithms or best practices.
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It's all depending on perspective
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I think it's more about using those elements to explore
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I've never heard about Jeremy Couillard's work. Using video games as a medium for intersection of digital culture and contemporary art. Quiet cool and interesting

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