The New York Times
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- The Collapse of Form
- Still Mad As Hell; The World’s Best Worst Client; How Many Chances Do You Get?; Sunset Syndrome … Some Peers Are Skeptical. - The New York Times ( archive.is ) ↩ Post by @fritinancy.bsky.social — Bluesky ( archive.is , Bluesky, 27 August 2025 ↩ Some sort of hot potato holding …
- The first stage is denial
- How old things keep living; Impossible AI; Look, just call it AI … Last month, The New York Times sued Open AI and Microsoft for copyright infringement [5] . Also last month (December 5, 2023), OpenAI made a submission to the U …
- The Torment Nexus Section; RFPs, man. RFPs. … What Ever Happened to IBM’s Watson? - The New York Times ( archive.is ) ↩︎
- Sudo Do Me An Ethical Art; Twitter Imploding Was Good, Actually … Quinn Norton has written about context collapse before, and goddamn hilariously [3] one good article about context collapse and its consequences is Norton's article about how The …
- Just Because We Can Doesn't (Necessarily) Mean We Should: Mastodon and Social Networks Edition … If you are a university or, say, The Washington Post or The New York Times, you may end up doing this because it's like "not having an …
- Mastodon, or What Happens When Your Software Has Opinions And Now You Have Choices … Do you want the kind of instance that will ban/not federate with The Guardian or The New York Times, because of that bedbug guy? Do you want …
- Dying Slowly, and then All At Once; Scrollytelling
- AQI But For Brain Fungus
- Manifest What I Mean, Not What I Say
- Google Slides is a Feature, not an App; Choices; Here, take one of these … least three hand-wringing articles in The Atlantic, The New Yorker and The New York Times, and then maybe a breathless one in Wired about how restaurants with …
- It's getting hot in here, so … That's efficient late-stage data-based capitalism, that's marketing, that's Content Optimization from your friends at The Wirecutter at The New York Times, who manage …
- It's still about Ethics in Dataset Collection, Attribution and Licensing, but also Governance … 2.1 Collecting Question-Answer Pairs We collected a dataset of over six million question- answer pairs from top online publishers such as The New York Times , The …
- Shattered … to talk to them and, well, good luck. Good fucking goddamn luck. The New York Times is surviving and in some respects thriving because its digital subscribers are …
- Actually, it's about the ethics in dataset collection, attribution and licensing in machine learning … We collected a dataset of over six million question- answer pairs from top online publishers such as The New York Times, The LA Times, and USA Today. I …
- Oxo Grips for Software and Vexatious Litigation … I follow Josh Crutchmer on Twitter because he plans the front page of the New York Times, here's the N YT front page sketch for today's …
- You'd change your credit card for this
- In Which I Continue To Make Software Speak, But Only Metaphorically, Not Make Software Actually Speak, Because People Are Actually Doing That And It's Not Going Great, Bob … get the point That's Wirecutter, by the New York Times, which didn't start out at the New York Times and is now generally seen as "Not …
- Get a cozy Data Tiny House, Redundant Arrays of Inexpensive People … Guy” [yes, the New York Times, again, in El Chapo Trial: How a Colombian I.T. Guy Helped U.S. Authorities Take Down the Kingpin ], and it’s …
- Blockchain buzz buzz buzz … Every night at midnight pacific time, 3am Eastern Time (which means us on the West Coast get a head start on those East Coasters who are playing), the …
- The One Where I Don't Want To Talk About Substack Just As Much As You Do, And Yet
- Three Things … I said moat building up top in the title, which is a reference to what happens when a startup grows up and stops being solely inspired by The …
- Despairing sisyphean absurdity … But I’m probably just about as annoyed at Twitter for enabling this kind of behavior as I am myself, so perhaps that is some consolation) about the …
- No Such Thing As A Blank Slate
- Back on the wagon … It has net-native competitors now, like The Wirecutter , acquired by The New York Times. I see Consumer Reports’ work as a reflection and a (late?) recognition that …
- Flint and Kindling … what if people don’t fit inside the datatypes you first think of? 1.3 Smaller things The New York Times had a piece on Ring with a …
- What’s the target? … 1.1 Digital Classical Musicians You’d assume the New York Times piece When Classical Musicians Go Digital would be about classical musicians using iPads because a) electronic …
- Filtered for wide spread, low accuracy … More compassion, please. [0] Airbus A380, Once the Future of Aviation, May Cease Production - The New York Times [1] dan hon 🤦🏻♂️ 💻 on Twitter: "Don’t shut down …
- It's Not Safe To Go Alone, Buy This … For an extra $3 when buying your coffee, you unlock 7 days free access to the New York Times. There's a punchcard, too: get a total of …
- Fully Connected, Feed Forward … I don't see anyone designing for no gap. * An encouraging - maybe - piece in the New York Times about a former warehouse worker who used to do boring …
- News and Religion … a thing that I get from the New York Times or, in a way that gives me such a tremendous sense of delight, Teen Vogue) than they are …
- Not Actually A Law … 1.0 Not Actually A Law So, the New York Times bought The Wirecutter. Background: The New York Times is a really old organization that is trying, like …
- Hello babies; Post-Apocalyptic Duolingo; Recreational Capitalism … Wrestling Big Ideas in a Bruising Workplace - The New York Times [5] What to Make of Amazon's Work Practices? | Bothsides of the Table [6] Jeff Bezos and …
- 2015 (1); A Manifesto Walks Into A Website; Stuff About The Web And Post Capitalism Again … Mission Discovers Bigger, Older Cousin to Earth [9] Is This a Selfie? - The New York Times [10] Q: So, Andy, who owns the copyright to DeepDream images? A …
- Videogame Tourism; Principles for 21st Century Government … news programmes on television. (John Oliver makes a similar point whilst meeting the New York Times' David Carr[3]). The point being that, as one of the developers …
- They Don't Owe You Anything; Awkwardly Specialised … Now, BBC News Online looks to The Guardian and the New York Times and The Atlantic and Buzzfeed and Reddit and 4chan and any number of online news …
- Essentially Walking Sensors; Recorded For Your Safety; More 2014 … And the means of documentation are getting cheaper. [1] Wearable Cameras, For Police Officers - The New York Times [2] Hundreds of New York Police Officers Ordered To Wear …
- Human Extinction; Let There Be Jobs
- Only 10%; This Hasn't Benefitted Ordinary Lives As Such
- The Next Big Thing In Drugs; As If You Needed Another NYT Opinion; Experience This; The Value Of The Thing … Because the New York Times is that example of something more than an organisation and more of an institution. My brother's been writing up a set of …
- The Pre-Post-Scarcity Economy; Cities … Against all of this is the simultaneous news from the New York Times (who, predictably, are on it) that residential rents are on the rise[2], of which …
- Snow Crashing 3; Video is a Content-Type; Blame Your Tools … Now that we have (more or less) the right kind of distribution system, genuine multimedia packages like the New York Times' Snowfall are making use of video in …