We like when Clemens says, "somewhere during human-centered design, software development happens, not the other way around." This is accurate to the field as it was imagined. Human-centered design starts before the human even arrives a the software. In this episode, JP and Dr. Lutsch talk about sustainability and human-centered design and the challenges the field faces in advocating for human users.
Coffee with JP returns with JP discussing current and historic events in light of the Hachette vs. Internet Archive decision. In it JP covers: 1) Singular XQ and the need for disinterested (read not financially vested) research. Help us stay independent! 2) Aaron Swartz and Open Access 3) Fair Use
It's the Beer O'Clock Newsletter from Knowledge Capital on Linked In. This next bid at AI hype prize made a splash recently: lab grown brains running first living computer in Switzerland. 16 lab-grown brains run world’s first ‘living computer’ in SwitzerlandThe bioprocessor platform consists of