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In their book Why Civil Resistance Works: The Strategic Logic of Nonviolent Conflict, political scientists Erica Chenoweth and Maria Stephan compare over 300 violent and non-violent struggles in the 20th century to conclude that non-violent civil disobedience is about twice as effective as armed revolution.
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Etnisch nationalisme zorgde vooral voor spanningen tussen volkeren onderling en inspireerde onafhankelijkheidsconflicten; van de strijd van Polen om vrij te worden van Russische overheersing tot de Ierse emancipatiestrijd. Dit liep nooit uit op genocide. Eén van de meest gruwelijke slachtpartijen van het ene volk door het andere in Europa in de... See more
Calvin Tangelder • Maar... wat is nu een Nederlander?
REVIEW: There Is No Antimemetics Division - Grimdark Magazine
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All of my agency hacks are kind of like this—seeking out big, glaring edges that most people might rather ignore.
Cate Hall • How to Be More Agentic
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🎧 Do 60-minute Coding Tasks in 60 Seconds—With AI
In the latest piece in his series Also True for Humans , about managing AIs like you'd manage people, Michael explores the inner workings of AI agents—the next generation of assistive AI technology—and what they need to succeed. He goes in-depth on the reason and act (ReAct) pattern, one of the first attempts to give large language models the tools... See more
Michael Taylor • The No-Fluff Guide to AI Agents
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Jul 4
First, if we don't have sufficient in-brain skill and knowledge, we won't know what to ask the AI to do or how to interpret the products it creates. Second, if we turn over our thinking to AI, we are doing ourselves harm. I don't mean that in the metaphorical sense. Our brains are like muscles, and the harder they are used, the... See more
Jul 4
First, if we don't have sufficient in-brain skill and knowledge, we won't know what to ask the AI to do or how to interpret the products it creates. Second, if we turn over our thinking to AI, we are doing ourselves harm. I don't mean that in the metaphorical sense. Our brains are like muscles, and the harder they are used, the... See more
Ethan Mollick • Gradually, then Suddenly: Upon the Threshold
... See moreAs AI tools rapidly eclipsed all other news on the horizon by promising that they could do everything for us. That is, they can relieve us from common chores like writing (ugh!) or reading (gosh, no!), or even thinking (who does that?), so we can have more free time for what matters. Is it just me, or does this beg the question, “Well, what matters