@jules@post.lurk.org

idk what posessed me to model the twemoji bread emoji 🍞

▝ digital interdependencies ▘affective infrastructures▝ networked entanglements ▖feminist servers ▖federated networks ▚ digital autonomy ▖transitional infrastructures ▞ ▖so-and-sovereignty networks▝ out-of-the-cloud thinking ▚

RELEARN~Curve
7th, 8th & 9th of June 2019
Varia, Rotterdam

More info on how to join: http://relearn.be/2019/

Soon to be further developed: VLTK, the Vernacular Language Toolkit.

The not-so swiss-army knife under the language processing tools. Including tools to drift, cross and enhance conviviality.

@ccl @jules

@jules OVERLOOP, not too bad either 💥

Still thinkin' about this sometimes.

from birdsite (@trust_support) #decentralization

cc @jules @ccl

The next frontier of the #entreprecariat? Subletting your Deliveroo job to undocumented migrants https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=fr&tl=en&js=y&prev=_t&hl=fr&ie=UTF-8&u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.lexpress.fr%2Factualite%2Fsociete%2Fdeliveroo-uber-eats-stuart-les-sans-papiers-nouveaux-sous-traitants-des-coursiers_2040113.html&edit-text=

h/t @jules

What shapes the daily routine of a telemarketing sales agent? How to go beyond the co-working model when it comes to organize a place for collaboration? What’s the territorial and political role of furniture within the semi-domestic area of the artist’s studio? Are life hacks a form of liberation or yet another burden? Together with author and designer François Girard-Meunier, the WORKNOT! collective (Arvand Pourabbasi and Golnar Abbasi), Varia, the Centre for Everyday Technology (represented by Roel Roscam Abbing, Manetta Berends and Niek Hilkmann) and XPUB (the Experimental Publishing program of the Piet Zwart Institute), we will tackle these and more questions during an evening dedicated to spaces that are at once entrepreneurial and precarious.

Life Hacks is curated by Silvio Lorusso, and jointly organized by HNI’s Research Department and XPUB.

http://www.pzwart.nl/blog/2018/10/29/life-hacks-space/

During the trust <in> formation workshop we will take the ORES project as an inspiration for machine learning done ethically: transparency in the decision making process and stimulation of multiplicity of uses.

Instead of "post-truth" algorithms, we'll make the jump to "post-trust" algorithms: the workshop looks at the reasons why Wikipedia is currently seen as a trustable source of information mainly built through collaboration. It's not only trusted by humans, but also by machine learning developers: many models use its articles to train or test on. The fact that Wikipedia has its in-house team working on machine learning is a less known fact: the ORES project.

The workshop will provide a practical experiment in which the participants are invited to write together under the watch of the ORES models and prove their good faith.

http://impakt.nl/festival/programme/workshops/trust-formation/

For those of you interested I'll present some experiences and findings about the project during Radical Networks: https://radicalnetworks.org/

Held between october 19 and 21 in Berlin. Really interesting yearly conference on alternatives network topologies such as #mesh and #p2p, protocols new and old, meaningful understandings of #networking politics, weird prototypes etc etc organised by @chootka

@raphaelbastide for example will present a #surfclub based around the #dat protocol!