Luis Rodil-Fernandez dropmeaword

A graduate that once was a student of mine, has hired me as an advisor for her new digital health product startup. Her product, like most digital health products, will be gathering and analyzing potentially sensitive information about its owner's health and she's determined to do whatever is necessary to create a trustworthy product that keeps all data stored within it anonymous.

In her previous consultations with people that are more experienced in the design of digital products she was told that the data analysis could be done in a smartphone app. If the analysis determines that the best course of action is for the user to go to the doctor, they can always take their phone with them and help the doctor better understand what the patient's complaint is in their first visit thanks to the data collected.

From a chat with my AI fitties:

I think you'll love this... it's a cybersecurity campaign to raise 
awareness among maritime personnel in ships and sea 
platforms: https://www.becyberawareatsea.com/awareness

their newsletter is called "Phish &amp; Ships"

My perfect electronic state

Last year I was in Tallinnn sitting in a fairly swanky office at a renovated industrial building, where civil servant was kind enough to receive us on a research trip to learn more about the e-Estonia, the electronic state popularly known as Estonia. The office was sparsely populated by some twelve people sitting on a port-themed office with anchors and naval knots as decoration, none of them seemed older than fifty, it was nearly indistinguishable from a startup hub in Hamburg. Indeed walking down the same corridor, somewhere else in the building there are startups, companies that make apps, a gym and a cafeteria. This was not a government building in the same way that one might be used in other jurisdictions. Everybody whom I have met in relation to e-Estonian affairs exudes youth, strong belief in the vision of an e-Government, unshakeable trust for their national institutions and a the go-getter attitude of the startup.

Last week I attended an event at Het Nieuwe Instituu

From n-gate "A webshit attempts to use a Firefox feature, with appropriate expectations (random shit will break) and unsurprising results (random shit breaks). Hackernews is enthusiastic about any idea that might counteract the unyielding panopticon they're paid to design, build, and shove into the lives of every breathing mammal on Earth. Nothing anyone does seems to have any effect, but the frequent breakage and alarming error messages produce a satisfying feeling of accomplishment. Hackernews is chock full of ideas about exciting new ways to deliberately break all the shit they make for a living."

	// LICENSE
	//
	// This software is dual-licensed to the public domain and under the following
	// license: you are granted a perpetual, irrevocable license to copy, modify,
	// publish, and distribute this file as you see fit.
	//
	// VERSION
	// 0.1.0 (2016-06-01) Initial release
	//
	// AUTHOR

	int count = 0;
	int position = 1;
	PImage sky;

	void setup() {
	fullScreen();
	}

	void draw() {
	count++;

	function sleepWatch(eventType)
	local action = "unknown"
	if (eventType == hs.caffeinate.watcher.systemWillSleep) then
	hs.alert.show("Going to sleep!")
	host = hs.host.localizedName()
	action = "sleep"
	elseif (eventType == hs.caffeinate.watcher.systemDidWake) then
	hs.alert.show("Waking up!")
	action = "awake"
	end

	#!/bin/sh

	set -e

	STARTUP_URL="file:///home/pi/workspace/www/start.html"

	CHROMIUM_TEMP=~/tmp/chromium
	rm -Rf ~/.config/chromium/
	rm -Rf $CHROMIUM_TEMP
	mkdir -p $CHROMIUM_TEMP

	import ddf.minim.analysis.*;
	import ddf.minim.*;
	import oscP5.*;
	import netP5.*;

	OscP5 oscp5;
	NetAddress dest;

	int OSC_LISTEN_ON = 54321;
	int OSC_SEND_TO = 12345;

Luis Rodil-Fernandez dropmeaword

My perfect electronic state

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