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Bookmarked “Father of the internet” Vint Cerf says we need to be less naive if we’re going to fix it by Vint Cerf (Quartz)

Internet "spoofing" as a technique is not particularly new, but it is particularly insidious.

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Swung by #OurNetworks2019 yesterday, and heard @jackjamieson and Jennifer Wemigwans on competing visions of decentralization and digital bundles. Whip smart and friendly crowd, very positive energy; nice work @_ournetworks.
— Greg J. Smith (@gr3gjsmith) September 21, 2019

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Join us Friday, September 27 (6:00–7:00 pm) for our Graduate Speaker Series "Software Development and Information Security." Two doctoral candidates, @jackjamieson and Alex Dean Cybulski, from the @UofTInfoFaculty will be presenting their work.

Register: https://t.co/3wjKxfwATl pic.twitter.com/qfQsOLYLkH
— Grad Room (@UofTGradRoom) September 19, 2019

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Jack Jamieson @jackjamieson will trace decentralization through historical accounts of the development of the Internet, highlighting how architectural decentralization has served multiple dimensions of social and cultural power
— Our Networks (@_ournetworks) September 15, 2019

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Take some to read about @UofTInfoFaculty KMDI alumna & current @TRSMRetail professor @jacobsonjenna, as she shares a glimpse of her academic journey. Read it here, in her own words: https://t.co/S7xVci0Eg6 #academia #KMDI pic.twitter.com/qefypmPnYo
— KMDI-Semaphore (@kmdi) September 12, 2019

Bookmarked Mapping out my IndieWeb functionality by an author (vincentp.me)

Blog Redesign - Part 3

Liked Pull requests and the templated self by

Ben Werdmüller (werd.io)

The modern software development process is aruably centered around something called a pull request. Here's a simplified version of how it works:All source code is stored in a source repository (there are many types, but git is the most popular). The main source code that everyone references is store...

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@jackjamieson great to catch up with you, interested to hear how your research progresses!
— Dr Brenda Moon (@brendam) July 21, 2019

@brendam, You mentioned you have an imminently forthcoming paper about topic modelling. I’d love to read it, can you let me know when it’s ready? Thanks!

Liked https://aaronparecki.com/2019/07/25/23/ by

Aaron Parecki (aaronparecki.com)

Bookmarked Jeremy Lundy Interview - Toronto — Canada's Podcast (overcast.fm)

Jeremy Lundy has spent over a decade working in the government and telecom sectors doing implementation consulting and product development. He has participated in all phases of the software development lifecycle from design, development and testing to pre-sales support and client implementation. He has managed large teams through DevOps and Agile transformations and co-founded Techorrect Inc. Jeremy enjoys playing basketball and watching rugby.