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The Institute of Computationally Designed Organisms aims to further the work related to creating living machines.

How to Create a Human in a Lab 

Those who dance professionally can attest that when your moves are on point, it feels like you are one with the universe. It is one of many variations of being in the flow state where nothing else matters but being in the present moment, and all of your attention and focus is on the next step. The young stunna Seth Vangeldren embodies this, which is evident in his memorizing videos of him dancing. Digital artisans from across the internet have channeled their energy to create memes on behalf of the Yang Gang in a grassroots effort to support Andrew Yang’s Presidential Campaign. Erika Herzog is an information specialist whose attempts to highlight issues in Wikipedia led to her ousting from the Wikimedia Foundation. Operating out of Hong Kong, technologist Sherman Lee is on the cutting edge of artificial intelligence and machine learning technology with his projects and funds. And Toritseju Blessing Kaka is evangelizing blockchain technology in his native Nigeria through the organizations he is working with on the EOS blockchain. Learn more about this week’s honorees in the Everipedia Culture&nbsp;Roundup!

Everipedia Culture Roundup #12: Smooth Groves and Big Moves

It is the summer of 2016, and the political agency Cambridge Analytica allegedly collected data from 220 million Facebook accounts to manipulate no less than the American presidential election itself. Fast forward to today, we find this is just one of many instances of institutions using personal data — our identities — in untrustworthy ways.

TEDx: Blockchain-Based Identity Might Save Democracy

This paper presented NonlinearSolve.jl, a high-performance and robust open-source solver for nonlinear systems implemented natively in the Julia language

NonlinearSolve.jl: Other References You Can Turn to

This paper proposes PagedAttention, a new attention algorithm that allows attention keys and values to be stored in non-contiguous paged memory

PagedAttention and vLLM Explained: What Are They?

Explore the conclusions of a study on ad targeting mechanisms for children on YouTube, including legal analysis under COPPA and DSA, and more. 

Investigating Ad Targeting on YouTube: Implications and Legal Analysis

"Ungrateful hexapod!" he cried in dismay, "I intended to honour you with the best place in my collection."

AN EXCITING CHASE

A RAY OF HOPE

She must not think. She must not think. She must swim like a machine. Like a machine. One.... Two.... One.... Two.... Slow and even.

ARTHUR OR OSWALD?

A Meeting Place for Readers of Astounding Stories

Astounding Stories of Super-Science August 1931: VOL. VII, NO. 2 - The Readers' Corner

Slime sourcing: it’s to the letter of libre licenses, but it’s certainly not to the spirit. Let’s talk about a trend in free and open source software that makes me uncomfortable.

Let’s Get Away From Slime Sourcing

So I decided to get on Mastodon. This was one of those “I should take a look at what’s going on here” moments for me; I don’t regularly just willingly add myself to a new social media platform (I have *plenty* already) but I figured, this is a good time to start looking at what the buzz has been about amongst my friends and occasional enemies.

My journey into the Fediverse: Three-ish days of overcoming friction and joining Mastodon.

The <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/tracktick" target="_blank">trackstick</a> input method has been the thing that makes computers usable for me.

In defense of the eraser head

Facebook’s app on Windows 10 has had a storied history. Originally, the version that shipped on every Windows 10 mobile device was built by a team inside Microsoft. The app does exactly what you’d expect a <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/facebook" target="_blank">Facebook</a> client to do: It has a fairly good grasp of what makes the timeline work, has comments, mostly feels like it fits within the context of the platform. I had some nitpicks (It definitely has the “Facebook” look to it, not the defined “Microsoft” look. I can understand that, though.)

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My journey into the Fediverse: Three-ish days of overcoming friction and joining Mastodon.

In defense of the eraser head

How (not) to transition an app between companies.

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