Weekend Linkshare

A collection of posts and articles that I found interesting, educational, and otherwise thought-provoking or clip-worthy.

Maybe you will, too:

• Author and friend Sam McAfee had a wild intro with "The robots are coming" for GE News in January 2017. You decide if the only tech jobs will be design or data .
• In September 2020, Ayman Jawhar , the creator of 欧洲工商管理学院 (INSEAD) 's first Product Management Course, wrote of the need to strengthen our knowledge around management with the ‘soft sciences’ such as design, creativity, psychology and human science."
• In a post-mortem , he later quoted Arthur C. Clarke: "As our own species is in the process of proving, one cannot have superior science and inferior morals."
• Lessons from back in the in the May 2020 times of disaster, could surprise everyone if we trust ourselves more when panicked or resilient .
• As a veteran of Eternal September ' 99, I can attest that panicked people form tribes and it can turn into gatekeeping. Noob.
• Don't panic, buuut , do you know how much your LinkedIn profile is revealing?
• It turns out that being chronically hypervigilant and constantly alert to potential threats and dangers is a superpower known as "sentinel intelligence ."
• Speaking of threats and dangers, Danilo Campos wrote: "After fifty years of evolution, digital computing now has the power to reliably interpret certain patterns of information, and to generate new patterns based on that input."
• To reframe Cory Doctorow...and if it is a threat, what kind of threat is it ?
• These words are patterns being contributed to be collected and used by machine learning algorithms. When it's sensitive data, what do you do afterwards if you don’t need it for another purpose ?
• Thing about inferior morals, hypervigilance, and sensitive data is that when the themes overlap in product development, the price may be the mental health of children.