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High-speed trading firms now dominate one of the last places where humans still play a crucial role in the stock markets.
"The humans are generally present to monitor the computers and to step in if anything goes wrong, as has happened on several occasions in recent years."
One of the first jobs I ever interviewed for was on the floor of the stock exchange. Wow, how times change.
House Bula Bearth & Deplazes
The antithesis to a house on a slope: one in a cavern, or better yet: a house in a fortified cavern, which is more of a reinforcement of the steep vineyard, a type of primal architecture or architectural archaeology. The entrance: an opening in the vineyard’s quarry-stone retaining wall, a stairway to the open terrace—pure outdoor space with a view into the valley of Mergoscia. Only in the background, at the back of the terrace, the interior of a house set into the mountain; more cavity than building, as the building volume has no façades. Pure interior spaces, cast monolithically from paneled, gray exposed concrete.
Images and text via Bearth & Deplazes
Lightnin Hopkins - Happy New Year
Situated in upstate New York amidst a frosty winter backdrop sit the Geometric Twin Houses by WOJR.
Brillaint stuff from Grotesk and a nice shout to Converse. Pretty psyched to see us in the mix on this one. (via Juxtapoz Magazine - Announcing the T.SQ Newsstand)
Unbreakable Silicone Cocktail ‘Glassware’ That Looks Like the Real Thing
Inspired by Chris van Dusen's "If I Built a Car"
A fresh take on camo.
Stockholm Subway Valentijn Tempels
When you look at the evidence, it’s hard to deny that the overwhelming majority of men using Ashley Madison weren’t having affairs. They were paying for a fantasy.
Gizmodo
Improvements Tabitha Beresford-Webb
This group of interrelated projects is called “Improvements” because that is what they represent to me.
These worn-out old buildings symbolize anything from a country to a person who are in need of help or repair. The additions of sewing, ink and paint are symbolic of an attempt to improve the situation. However, they are perhaps emotional, rather than rational, attempts to help. After all, they do not fix or repair, but only improve aesthetically.
More globally, I feel that those who are in power have the means to make change and do not. Meanwhile, those without the ability to make a difference (but who need help the most) can only make uneducated attempts to help.
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Small Black - "Boys Life" by Jagjaguwar on #SoundCloud
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Always interesting to see the evolution of intimate communication. Worth noting that my kids (2 and 5) have no patience for calls that are not connected to video. http://ben-evans.com/benedictevans/2015/8/10/what-would-you-miss
Let’s say you had a show where 80 percent of the people you show it to think it’s pretty good. They might watch it, but none of those people think it’s a great show nor is it their favorite show. But then you have another show where only 30 percent of people like it. For every single one of them, they’re going to watch every single episode and they love it. Well, in an on-demand world, show No. 2 is more valuable.
Roy Price - Amazon Head of Programming
In brief: in the coal energy culture — a culture of workers and production — you are your job. “I am what I make.” In an oil and gas energy culture — a culture of consumption — you are your possessions. “I am what I buy.” But in a renewable energy culture, you are what you conserve. “I am what I save and protect.”
Margaret Atwood
(via Free Skate Magazine » Cons One Star World Tour: London and Manchester)
“Speed replaces distance,” Professor Zhang said. “It has radically expanded the scope of what an economic area can be.”
NYTimes
