Leituras da semana 31 de 2018

Design

• Common webpage design mistakes

Tecnologia

Desenvolvimento e ciência da computação

• The Three-Things Theorem of Function Intention

Machine learning

• Wikimedia joins Partnership on AI to promote more equitable use of intelligent systems

OpenStreetMaps

Eu tenho tido algum contato a comunidade do OpenStreetMaps recentemente por causa do Mastodon e até baixei o OsmAnd. Essa semana não teve muita coisa, mas vou ficar de olho no OSM :smile:

• Interactive maps, now in your language – Wikimedia Blog

GraphQL

Voltei à hype de GraphQL desde a apresentação de Mateus sobre o assunto no ReactSSA e resolvi ler uns guias mais completos.

• Why GraphQL: Advantages, Disadvantages & Alternatives

• Why Apollo: Advantages, Disadvantages & Alternatives

Criptografia e privacidade

• Threshold Consistency Protocols

• Propaganda Pheromones

• Metadata Resistant Consensus

Typescript

• Stronger JavaScript with Opaque Types

• Announcing TypeScript 3.0

• Exhaustive Switches in TypeScript

Web

PWAs, service workers e apps na web

Leituras pra minha apresentação de semana que vem no JSDay de Feira de Santana. Temas: forças e fraquezas da web, o que realmente significa PWA, como funcionam service workers (o texto sobre cache foi lido por causa de problemas técnicos na Cubos mesmo, haha).

• Mission: Improve the Web Ecosystem for Developers

• “Progressive apps” are a bag of carrots

• Progressively less progressive | Andrew Betts

• A one year PWA retrospective

• PWA: Progressive Web All-the-things

• Own The Cache

• What, Exactly, Makes Something A Progressive Web App?

Web decentralizada

• Introducing the Dweb – Mozilla Hacks : the Web developer blog

• Multiwriter Dat could power the next Web

Estado da web

• The Bullshit Web

• Using the internet without the Amazon Cloud

Web e internet das coisas

• Things Gateway 0.5 packed full of new features, including experimental smart assistant – Mozilla Hacks : the Web developer blog

Web components

• Web Components in 2018

Tecnologia e sociedade

Mídias sociais e desinformação

• When should the press pay attention to trolls, lies and disinformation?

• How to Hack an Engineer

• Wikimedia panelists tackle the future of intermediary liability

Privacidade

De shoppings usando reconhecimento facial pra coletar dados de transeuntes ao Google implementando busca censurada pro governo chinês, o kit distopia da semana tá bem completo :wink:

• Canadian government investigating mall’s use of biometric surveillance

• Google: Dark day for internet freedom if tech giant accepts China’s extreme censorship

• Googlers revolt against Google’s secret plan to offer censored search tools in China

• Let’s make private data into a public good

• Out of the frying pan and into the fire

• The nature of the self in the digital age

Tecnologia - outros

• Why Neovim is Better than Vim

• Self-Driving Cars Don’t Need to Get Safer

• Teenager Finds Classical Alternative to Quantum Recommendation Algorithm

Política, economia e opinião

• Network visualisations show what we can and what we may know

• We should be building cities for people, not cars

• Europe for Itself

• What is wrong with tolerance

• Where Are You From?

• Beyond Humans as Labour

• How to tell the difference between persuasion and manipulation – Robert Noggle

• just what is aspect perception? – Stephen Law

• Psychology of climate change pt.1

• Life-Hacks of the Poor and Aimless

• A Caring Organisation

• The marvel of LED lighting is now a global blight to health

• How the NYPD recriminalized marijuana after the state decriminalized it

• EU research on digital DIY “vs” gun control becomes even more relevant

• Are the Digital Commons condemned to become “Capital Commons”?