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Director at Library Futures, a project of NYU Law Engelberg Center on Innovation Law & Policy. MPA, MLIS. Words at Flaming Hydra and other places sometimes. she/her

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Bari Weiss (/'bæri wais/ BARR-ee WYSS; born March 25, 1984) is an American political commentator who is the editor-in-chief of CBS News.!! She was an op-
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Missed connection: Vickers Ave Pig Me: 34yo fun, artsy, chill (usually, just not about this) queer girlie just driving to work this morning. You: two lovely folks walking down Vickers Ave with a wholeeeeee honkin pig. Not like... a lil teacup thing, a big ol' white and black spotted pig. If you didn't hear me squealing from my car please know: YOU ARE LIVING MY DREAM. Fighting my usual introvert tendencies, I drove in a dramatic circle to tell you this, but by the time I got back, the pig and its humans were gone. Durham, need to pet this pig. I need to know its name. I'm not even kidding, if you know these folks please tell them I'm dying to befriend them. UPDATE: I've been connected with Jolene's mom and we're gonna find a time to meet! Genuinely, thank you all for chiming in. Durham is a freaking magical place
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Silence is a Commons Computers are doing to communication what fences did to pastures and cars did to streets. by Ivan Illich Minna-san, gladly I accept the honour of addressing this forum on Science and Man. The theme that Mr. Tsuru proposes, "The Computer-Managed Society," sounds an alarm. Clearly you foresee that machines which ape people are tending to encroach on every aspect of people's lives, and that such machines force people to behave like machines. The new electronic devices do indeed have the power to force people to "communicate" with them and with each other on the terms of the machine. Whatever structurally does not fit the logic of machines is effectively filtered from a culture dominated by their use. The machine-like behaviour of people chained to electronics constitutes a degradation of their well-being and of their dignity which, for most people in the long run, becomes intolerable. Observations of the sickening effect of programmed environments show that people in them become indolent, impotent, narcissistic and apolitical. The political process breaks down, because people cease to be able to govern themselves; they demand to be managed.
No, your coworkers don't want to grab a drink — they want to hit the cold plunge By Juliana Kaplan and Ana Altchek Feb 12, 2026, 5:07 AM ET Save Saved Corporate bonding has left the bar and headed straight for the yoga mat. Remote work and a wellness-obsessed culture are driving alternative ways for coworker to socialize. People who don't want to drink with coworkers may make surprising connections at the sauna instead. At companywide conferences, Bethany Mascena's firm used to have what was called "lobby social club": Colleagues would convene at the end of the day to drink and hang out.
One of my instructors always gets strep, she said, because her throat chakra is blocked due to having to yell to be heard as a child. I heard a lot of theories like this one, at yoga teacher training. Like, you might be agoraphobic because one of your ancestors was once trapped under rubble, I heard. You can cure brain cancer by thinking the cancer away, we were told, or through reiki; you can manifest what you want in the world (like a boyfriend or wealth) as long as you are specific about your request and ask divination cards; we’re all in tune with the universe because humans, and the earth, are made up of H20 (the water element!) “How do I keep getting myself into these ridiculous situations?” I texted my friend, a physician, a few days in. “Just remember: shavasana into your third eye and your chakras will realign,” she replied. “Oh, and I forgot to tell you: we replaced all the meds in the hospital with crystals.”
Silence is a Commons Computers are doing to communication what fences did to pastures and cars did to streets. by Ivan Illich
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another idea for obama. not as good as bio signal intelligence. the cinese are willing to build a new collider. they will put up the money and build it, but need american tech. if he were to call it the obama xi collider. his legazy would be great in scinece and the project takes 15 -30 years. Joi Ito< to Jeffrey Epstein <jeevacation@gmail.com> Good idea. It didn't seem like Obama was that interested in hard sciences though... What's your
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12 minutes ago Michael Gold Kentucky's Republican secretary of state, Michael Adams, has reminded residents of his state that they cannot, in fact, vote in today's New York City mayor's race — or at all. Perhaps because of intense election coverage by national news outlets, Kentucky officials were getting calls about the polls being closed. But Kentucky has no elections scheduled today. "Kentucky votes next year," Adams wrote in a social media post. "You cannot vote today in Kentucky for the mayor of New York City or the Governor of Virginia. Sorry."
12 minutes ago Michael Gold Kentucky's Republican secretary of state, Michael Adams, has reminded residents of his state that they cannot, in fact, vote in today's New York City mayor's race — or at all. Perhaps because of intense election coverage by national news outlets, Kentucky officials were getting calls about the polls being closed. But Kentucky has no elections scheduled today. "Kentucky votes next year," Adams wrote in a social media post. "You cannot vote today in Kentucky for the mayor of New York City or the Governor of Virginia. Sorry."
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Unable to adapt to streaming, the traditional late night shows are bleeding viewers. At his height, Carson reached 17 million Americans every night. Now, operating on a four-day schedule, The Tonight Show reaches about 2.04. million. And Trump himself may have something to do with the twilight of late night. Tonight with Jimmy Fallon's head writer, Rebecca Drysdale, quit the show in late 2020 because she could no longer bear to write about him. In a Facebook post discovered by the Chicago Sun-Times and CNBC, she wrote that "doing material about Trump has led to divided creative teams, anxiety, tears and pain... I don't believe that making fun of this man, doing impressions of him, or making him silly, is a good use of that power. It only adds to his."
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What’s bad for your nervous system, in contrast, are long stretches of simmering stress. If you spend a lot of time in a harsh environment worrying about your safety, that’s the kind of stress that brings on illness and remodels your brain. That’s also true of a political climate in which groups of people endlessly hurl hateful words at one another, and of rampant bullying in school or on social media. A culture of constant, casual brutality is toxic to the body, and we suffer for it.
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But in his ruling, Chhabria also laid out what Grimmelmann called a "road map" that plaintiffs could use in future cases to demonstrate such harms. He suggested that authors and other creators could claim that Al tools and chatbots will undermine sales of their original work by flooding the market with cheap imitations.
Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Illinois) said he wanted to find a balance between promoting innovation and protecting and encouraging artists and creatives. "How can creators compete with Al companies that generate content at the push of a button, particularly when the content might mimic or even reproduce their own work?" he asked.
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"Misinformation May"? External Inbox E Summarize this email 9:15 AM Misinformation? Hilarious. You leftist clowns are the biggest purveyors. there's nothing "inspiring" about pretending the erasure of women is okay. Not to mention every other issue on which you seemingly strive to find the wrong side.
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Mr. Perkins and Mr. Nieves then left the building willingly, accompanied to the door by Ms. Williams. The library's staff is recognizing Robert Newlen, the principal deputy librarian who was Dr. Hayden's No. 2, as the acting librarian until it gets direction from Congress, one of the people familiar with the situation said.
Blanche is President Trump's former personal criminal attorney. It is unclear if the career lawyer has previously done work involving the Dewey Decimal System (or the Library of Congress Classification system).
LIBRARIANS AREN'T QUIET: LibraryPAC says City Comptroller Brad Lander would be the best mayoral candidate for the city's libraries - and to mark the endorsement, he's releasing a platform saying he'd double the number of branches with seven-day service. The PAC, which launched in December to advocate for candidates supportive of the city's three library systems, is giving Lander its number-one ranked endorsement. It's also ranking City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams and Assemblymember Zohran Mamdani. Libraries have faced budget cuts during Eric Adams' administration. His executive budget gives them a $16 million boost this year, THE CITY reported, but it's not baselined. - Jeff Coltin
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1. The goals of public bureaucracy are usually vague. For example, while the USDS was ostensibly created to "improve digital services," there is no singular metric (like profit) that the service could fall back on to point to improvement. This is ubiquitous across all public bureaucracies. For example, if the goal of the library A Service as Easy as Ordering Takeout 45 is to provide access to materials, how do we judge that we have succeeded? If it is to increase literacy, how do we know that it is the impact of the library? 2. No government, library, school, or other public institution could possibly attain every metric mandated by the public and usually must choose a few. For example, the USDS chose "efficiency" over almost any other metric. When choosing tech-nology, libraries cannot possibly weigh every single metric that could be important to their patrons. Generally, libraries must weigh the metrics of efficiency, cost, robustness, effectiveness, privacy, and other metrics and choose a few based on their judgment. 3. The primary reward of public bureaucracy is adherence to professional norms rather than profit. This means that incentives are limited, but derived pleasure from work is usually higher due to the professional's feeling of purpose. 4. Public bureaucracy solves significantly more difficult problems than the private sector, and considering the two as equal creates an intense misalignment. For example, "improving literacy" is significantly more complicated than "selling more books to line Jeff Bezos's pockets." "Ending homelessness" is more complicated than "buving real estate
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