Adewale Oshineye

@ade_oshineye

Developer Advocate at Google. Co-author of Apprenticeship Patterns. Learning to listen. Learning to let go. Making things happen. Telling better stories.

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    Apr 29

    "I have started with my colonial histories because I think a lot about our futures. Because, there are no futures without histories."

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    May 10

    Websites aren't apps. Web apps are apps.

    a few pull-out points. the trend of using react for static-like sites is bizarre. these sites are doing bleeding-edge optimization but the asymptote that they'll never reach is… a static site
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    May 10

    Today I would have been off to California for . I've been sad about missing the chance to see old friends and make new ones - to experience that NorCal techno-utopian ideal in all its gorgeously flawed splendor. But I'm grateful to be safe. Here's hoping for next year!

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    May 10

    okay i mulled over this idea in my head for a month and then just sat down and wrote this in one pass without switching tabs so here it is, raw and extra spicy: "Second guessing the modern web"

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  5. 17 hours ago

    Currently: thinking about how one would go about reinventing Developer Relations for this new world...whilst also keeping in mind that "innovation happens elsewhere"

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  6. 19 hours ago

    I followed the chain of links from the site and got to: but the shop seems to be offline.

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    May 6

    Thanks for these wonderful notes. Still feeling my way through these conversations; grateful for everyone who shared their thoughts so far. For now hope to continue, (with varying frequency) and invite all those who expressed interest.

    ‘Feral Futuring as a Public Service’ sessions 01 & 02 ---
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    May 11

    And the 'instruments' to help hold such possibilities can include fiction, myth, narrative, poetry, cautionary tales, activism - so much more and beyond models and scenarios.

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    May 11

    hey 'being open to uncertainty' is not a motivational quote or a meme but an actual rigorous, and quite exhausting practice that requires holding multiple possibilities simultaneously and being able to see connections between these possibilities and not retreating from the ache

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    May 10

    This is especially important if you’re an underrepresented minority in tech since, due to unconscious bias, your management may not consider you for growth opportunities until you explicitly inject the idea into their heads. Just ask for that promotion. You’ll surprise yourself.

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    May 10

    Reposting this graphic from March.

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    May 10

    Related. The excitement to fix the beliefs of others using centralized power is intoxicating.

    Replying to @ushadrons
    Maybe my experience gives me pause when people suggest that a half-trillion dollar corporation regulate the political speech of billions, mostly using ML? Perhaps my knowledge of failures has made me more small-c conservative of sweeping proposals to “fix” disinformation?
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    May 10

    How it should work: • Do a speech • Immediately launch clear online public guidance on what is and isn’t allowed, and when. What happens: • Journos briefed off the record in advance • Speech given, doesn’t include lots of details in briefings • Silence *TOTAL* confusion.

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    May 10

    It’s frustrating that, in 2020, the most influential media voices discussing the very real problem of disinformation still don’t consider the also very real countervailing equities of privacy, free expression and free association.

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    May 10

    Stupidity is knowing the truth, seeing the truth but still believing the lies.

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    May 10

    You don’t always get the graph you draw - might end up looking more like this!

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    May 10

    Reading about lengths the S. Korean government has gone to prevent deaths shows the difference between an approach that optimizes for saving lives versus what the US is doing. It also made me realize we don't know what the goal of the US government is or should be in this crisis

    As an American currently in South Korea, it’s very interesting to me the stark contrast of how different the two countries’ response to coronavirus is. I don’t think most Americans fully understand the lengths that South Korea has undergone, so I’ll try my best to explain.
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    May 8

    If you break quarantine, you are fined $10,000 USD and face jail time. Also, they check your location on your phone frequently. My wife had her location checked 37 times in a 3 day span. And they’ve caught enterprising folks who leave their phone at home and go out.

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    May 8

    During this time, you are not allowed to leave the quarantine dormitory or your home if you’ve chosen to self-isolate at home. You cannot take public transportation or taxi, and you cannot self-isolate in a hotel or Airbnb. If you don’t have a home, you must use the dorm.

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    May 8

    2) You are required to install an app on your phone and enable location tracking all the time. You are required to self-report symptoms in the app twice a day. If you don’t have symptoms, you need to report that too. This goes on for a period of 14 days

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