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@dde@social.tchncs.de
2025-12-19 07:37:02

Linkdump 51/2025 – #fundstücke

@adrianco@mastodon.social
2025-11-17 17:14:25

For people who like to follow along with tech conferences I’m posting a thread on LinkedIn while I’m at #QConSF linkedin.com/posts/adriancoc…

I’m spending the next few days at QCon Software Development Conferences San Francisco and I will post reactions and comments as threads on this post. My own talk is at 5pm today. Starting off with an… | Adrian Cockcroft
I’m spending the next few days at QCon Software Development Conferences San Francisco and I will post reactions and comments as threads on this post. My own talk is at 5pm today. Starting off with an opening keynote by Nicole Forsgren who I just said hi to and found out recently moved back from Microsoft to Google. The event is well attended and has many first time attendees going by the audience at the keynote. It’s their 19th year and it’s very well run at at an iconic location. The Hy…

@Mediagazer@mstdn.social
2025-12-17 13:20:44

BBC News hires Lindsay McIntosh, previously Head of News at The Sunday Times, as its Executive News Editor (BBC Press Office on LinkedIn)
linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:l

We are delighted to announce Lindsay McIntosh as the new Executive News Editor, BBC News.    As Executive News Editor, Lindsay will be at the heart of the BBC newsroom – driving the BBC’s editorial… | BBC Press Office
We are delighted to announce Lindsay McIntosh as the new Executive News Editor, BBC News.    As Executive News Editor, Lindsay will be at the heart of the BBC newsroom – driving the BBC’s editorial agenda and working across BBC News to ensure we continue to deliver high quality, distinctive news across our platforms.   Lindsay joins us from The Sunday Times where she is currently the Head of News and oversees its award-winning political and investigative journalism across digital and pr…

@jby@ecoevo.social
2025-12-17 15:15:12

Dark-eyed juncos living in urbanized Los Angeles have shorter bills than juncos in nearby natural areas— but while UCLA was closed for COVID-19 safety, campus juncos evolved longer bills again
doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2520996122

Screenshot of Fig 2A from the linked paper, plotting mean ±SE of residual bill length by tarsus length for UCLA juncos by their hatch year in comparison to the same measure for nearby natural-area juncos; before and after the COVID anthropause the UCLA juncos have bills much shorter than the natural-areas juncos, but during 2020 and 2021 the UCLA junco bill lengths spike upwards to be comparable to the natural-areas juncos
@cowboys@darktundra.xyz
2025-12-18 21:57:46

Cowboys' lengthy Week 16 injury report highlights Quinnen Williams progress si.com/nfl/cowboys/onsi/news/d

Cowboys' lengthy Week 16 injury report highlights Quinnen Williams progress
The Dallas Cowboys released Thursday's lengthy injury report ahead of the team's Week 16 showdown with the Los Angeles Chargers, with 17 players listed.

@DamonHD@mastodon.social
2025-12-17 10:32:07

Bloody #LinkedIn offered me by email a 'year in review' but it seems only if one downloads a (toxic, snooping, etc) phone app. So, yet another stream of unwanted emails that I have unsubscribed from. Can LinkedIn's marketing department spell "dark pattern"?

@newsie@darktundra.xyz
2025-11-18 15:28:39

MI5 warns of Chinese spies using LinkedIn to gain intel on lawmakers therecord.media/mi5-warns-chin

MI5 warns of Chinese spies using LinkedIn to gain intel on lawmakers
The alert identifies two specific LinkedIn profiles, featuring fake personas, that are being used by China’s Ministry of State Security in an attempt to build relationships in Westminster and gain intelligence.

@frankel@mastodon.top
2025-11-17 11:30:07

This came in my feed, and I can't disagree. I have worked with #StackOverflow developers in the past, and I think the result will be the same, or even worse.
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The Dangers of Relying on AI for Code Development | Kyle Szives a publié du contenu sur ce sujet | LinkedIn
Everyone keeps talking about “Cursor developers” like it’s some new thing. It’s not. We’ve seen this before. People used to copy Stack Overflow answers they didn’t understand. Now they let an AI spit out entire files they don’t understand. Same behavior. Bigger blast radius. If you don’t know why the code works, you definitely won’t know why it fails. And no tool is going to give you judgment or taste magically. You have to bring that part. AI is great for speeding you up.…

@seeingwithsound@mas.to
2025-12-17 16:26:37

(LinkedIn) Paradromics CEO Matt Angle: "We want to build one day a visual prosthetic for someone that's so good that it has so little downside and it has such amazing capabilities that a sighted person would be happy to get it and run apps on top of it." linkedi…

@jonippolito@digipres.club
2025-11-17 14:46:31

Every post you write is first read by a machine. Should the nature of writing change to accommodate that? I look at the pros and cons of adopting an AI-friendly grammar linkedin.com/posts/jonippolito

A female author typing on a computer keyboard with a futuristic machine version of her on the computer screen looking back at her, created with Leonardo.ai.

#writing #journalism #aiineducation #ailiteracy #llm | Jon Ippolito
Who are we writing for in the age of AI? Good writers write with readers in mind, and most assume those readers are human. As much as we might hope this is the case, however, the reality of the Internet age is that the first readers of our texts are machines. This didn’t start with large language models. Back in 2009, Facebook replaced its chronological feed with an algorithmic one, and now “For You” screens are the default in most social media platforms. Documentaries like The Social D…