How Facebook distorted human interactions on the altar of engagement.
Nice contextualisation: How to get human time back from technology
Really enjoyed editing and prepping for publication a guest post for the Next Conference blog. However, it did remind me yet again how often we ignored warnings in the past about the way we implemented digital technology.
Someone who self-describes as “brutally honest” is probably either a delusional bully or just plain rude.
The interesting thing not really explored by the article, is that the rating the author puts himself through is just a more extreme version of what happens to us every day on social networks: The World of Rated People: Inside the Dystopian Future of Social Credit Scores | GQ
Love a bit of skyscraper porn: This week, images of Europe’s tallest skyscraper were revealed
Interesting - Slack has shifted their blog off Medium to WordPress. Now at: slackhq.com
Lovely piece about both the incredible potential of computational photography - and the romance of film.
My goodness, this makes me want to visit Sweden. (Especially the cabin/boat thing. Want.)
You have to wonder if anyone at Facebook has ever heard the phrase “when in a hole, stop digging”.
Watching your partner fall in love with someone else - on Strava. Leaky public data and unintended consequences…
