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Machine Ethics and Emerging Technologiestry! Swift NYC 20172017-09-05
Autonomous cars cut U.S. traffic deaths from ~40,000 to a projected ~2,000 but create concentrated corporate liability and new failure modes from software…
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We're no strangers to VoIP: Building the National Rick Astley HotlinePyCon AU 20172017-08-03
A DIY VoIP system that starts as a static TwiML MP3 and grows into a serverless hotline using Twilio + AWS Lambda + Zappa, handling more than 1,000 inbound…
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"Open Source and Social Change — Making the World a Better Place"OSCON 20142014-07-20
Between 1990 and 2010 under-five mortality halves and extreme poverty falls from about 40% to 14%, with the World Bank projecting near-negligible poverty by…
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Build your own exobrainOpen Source Bridge 20142014-06-24
A personal automation framework called exobrain runs on a laptop or cloud, written in Perl, using ZeroMQ messaging and Ubic process management, exposing agent…
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DepressionIgnite OSCON 20132013-07-22
A personal account of anhedonia where a gourmet sandwich tastes like cardboard and the state lasts about six weeks, framed as one manifestation of a major…
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The Pearl RenaissanceOpen Source Bridge 20132013-06-18
Claim: Perl is resurging because ecosystem tools solve old pain points. Evidence: CPAN reports ~26,000 distributions with rising yearly uploads and about 50%…
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Human Interfaces for GeeksOpen Source Bridge 20132013-06-18
Claim: people do more and better work when engineered to feel happy or important. Evidence: giving xanthine alkaloids (coffee and chocolate) or using active…
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Maximum XP: Optimising Life for AdventureOSCON 20102010-07-19
Five minute Ignite-style manifesto that claims you can "optimize life for adventure" by treating experiences as XP as life goals, traveling cheaply, and…
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The World's Worst InventionsOSCON 20102010-07-19
Victorian-era Tempest prognosticator uses leeches in jars (1851) and rings bells — surprisingly accurate but impractical to maintain. A 15 mm × 1.4 mm yeast…
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