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Category Archives: Web
Decentralized
Announcing my new blog content summary, and more thoughts about decentralization.
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Trust
I like Mike Caulfield’s post “Media Literacy Is About Where To Spend Your Trust. But You Have To Spend It Somewhere.” and in particular, the term ‘spend’.
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Polarization and Push or Pull
Why can’t media be like a conversation? What makes the internet a “polarization factory” of ‘us vs. them’? I think the problem is that is has turned too much towards ‘push’ media.
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Scrapers and Irregularities
I am always keen to learn about Scrapers who allow excerpting structured XML data from “almost” structured HTML. Unfortunately, I haven’t yet found one who is robust enough against small irregularities.
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