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2024-02-07
“His family fought in the Revolutionary War; he has wanted to start a new city since he was 15 or 16 years old; the important thing to know about Praxis is that everyone who lives there will be amazing.” @kait_tiffany @TheAtlantic #longreads https://www.theatlantic.com/ ...
2024-02-07 View on X
The Atlantic

Inside Zuzalu, a co-living experiment organized by Vitalik Buterin in Montenegro in 2023, as the techno-utopian “Network State” concept inspires more projects

Silicon Valley has always dreamed of building its own utopias.  Who's ready to move in?  —  I.

2022-12-17
“Brenda, the recruiter told me, was a sophisticated conversationalist, so fluent that most people who encountered her took her to be human. But like all conversational AIs, she had some shortcomings.” #longreads @laurahpreston @nplusonemag https://www.nplusonemag.com/ ...
2022-12-17 View on X
n+1

A worker who served as a fallback for a real estate AI chatbot for $25/hour details the experience of pretending to be a bot as part of a sixty-strong team

a human pretending to be a robot pretending to be a human! https://www.nplusonemag.com/ ... @frankpasquale : “I wasn't really training Brenda to think like a human. Brenda was trai...

2022-04-01
“People in other countries wait less than 24 hours to have their goods in front of them. If you send goods to and from Tahiti, it can take two to three weeks.” Tiare Tuuhia, Suliane Favennec, @restofworld https://restofworld.org/... #longreads
2022-04-01 View on X
Rest of World

How homegrown courier services in French Polynesia are building their own online shopping service to fill the gaps left by e-commerce giants in remote islands

an area five times as large as the French mainland. Now it's getting online shopping https://restofworld.org/... Vicki Turk / @vickiturk : How do you do online shopping when you li...

2021-07-18
“We make spaces out of spaces where we were not intended to be. That's what we do.” @nonlinearnotes @WIRED https://www.wired.com/... #longreads
2021-07-18 View on X
Wired

An oral history of Black Twitter, which helped fill a void created by the fizzling out of web forums like BlackVoices, Melanet, and NetNoir in the mid-2000s

From #UKnowUrBlackWhen to #BlackLivesMatter, how a loose online network became a pop culture juggernaut, an engine of social justice, and a lens into the future.

2020-11-23
“Critics of Coupang draw a direct line between the company's philosophy of speed at any cost and the outbreak at Bucheon.” @maxsoeunkim @restofworld https://restofworld.org/... #longreads
2020-11-23 View on X
Rest of World

Critics of Coupang, South Korea's online retail giant, describe the COVID-19 outbreak at a warehouse as an inevitable outcome of putting efficiency over safety

“By 2015, Coupang had built something that surpassed even Amazon: a long, unbroken supply chain, whereby products moved seamlessly from warehouse to driver to customer, with 99% of orders delivered within 24 hours, all year...” @maxsoeunkim @restofworld https://restofworld.org/...
2020-11-23 View on X
Rest of World

Critics of Coupang, South Korea's online retail giant, describe the COVID-19 outbreak at a warehouse as an inevitable outcome of putting efficiency over safety

2020-11-22
“By 2015, Coupang had built something that surpassed even Amazon: a long, unbroken supply chain, whereby products moved seamlessly from warehouse to driver to customer, with 99% of orders delivered within 24 hours, all year...” @maxsoeunkim @restofworld https://restofworld.org/...
2020-11-22 View on X
Rest of World

Critics of Coupang, South Korea's online retail giant, describe the COVID-19 outbreak at a warehouse as an inevitable outcome of putting efficiency over safety

South Korea's Coupang promised to make e-commerce lightning fast.  A Covid-19 outbreak at one of its warehouses shows that its workers paid the price.

2020-09-10
“China is second only to the US in the number of open source projects on GitHub. Blocking the site would be too costly.” @yilingliu95 @WIRED https://www.wired.com/... https://twitter.com/...
2020-09-10 View on X
Wired

To evade government censorship, Chinese internet users have repurposed GitHub as a COVID-19 archive for news articles, medical journals, and personal accounts

As coronavirus news was increasingly trapped behind the Great Firewall, the programming platform became a refuge from censorship. Tweets: @longreads , @weileizeng1992 , @wired , @y...

2020-06-25
“...the organization evolved into a self-described “military” that convinced a small group of young people to relinquish their personal property and leave their lives behind.” At @ozm, @Joy__Crane @AdHocEmilie report on the DayLife Army. https://onezero.medium.com/...
2020-06-25 View on X
OneZero

Inside DayLife Army, a social media cult, spun off from a Facebook group, that seduces young people with empty promises of a better world

The DayLife Army always seemed like a troll.  Then it became a nightmare.  —  started with a tweet.  In the fall of 2013, Matthew had recently turned 18 … Tweets: @judyberman , @ch...

The DayLife Army was a social media cult: “There was certainly something utopian about the project — a millennial-focused religious movement rooted in themes of anti-racism and economic justice and tailored to life online.” @Joy__Crane @AdHocEmilie @ozm https://onezero.medium.com/...
2020-06-25 View on X
OneZero

Inside DayLife Army, a social media cult, spun off from a Facebook group, that seduces young people with empty promises of a better world

The DayLife Army always seemed like a troll.  Then it became a nightmare.  —  started with a tweet.  In the fall of 2013, Matthew had recently turned 18 … Tweets: @judyberman , @ch...