During the COVID pandemic, my son had his critical years of development as a child. At the same time, at my job, we were trying to make our facial recognition algorithm work with people wearing masks (and we succeeded). Which… Read More »Recognizing people in masks
People often ask me, how am I able to read and share so many articles and videos. I use RSS for more than 16 years since the days of Google Reader and until now I have not found a better… Read More »RSS is the king – How to read “that much”
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“YouTube’s Android app features perhaps the most egregious set of insulting user interface decisions. The first relates to individual entries for search results, subscriptions or other lists. Such a list contains a series of video previews that contain (today) an… Read More »Recommended Read: The accidental tyranny of user interfaces
Regulation in IT is not very strong. For example, if you want to be a construction engineer or an architect, you need to comply with multiple rules and there is a chamber, which can grant and remove your license. You… Read More »(AI) Regulation
A few years ago, a friend of mine told me a story, how he had to pay several thousand euros to the utility company for high water consumption. A pipe for his garden watering had broken, but he did not… Read More »How (not) to save money on a new refrigerator
“Computers are deeply engrained into our lives, often basically mandatory, yet as societies and communities we provide little or no guidance on how to use them. We leave people alone with the truly daring task of learning the ins and… Read More »Recommended Read: The User Is On Their Own