Sebastian Benthall

@sbenthall

Researcher at Engineer on Econ-ARK. Previously . PhD . Newly a Dad. Tweets are reflex, noise, and error.

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    27 Jul 2020

    "Software Engineering as Research Method: Aligning Roles in Econ-ARK" paper with published in Proceedings of Big thanks to the conference proceedings team!

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  2. Retweeted
    Mar 5

    transcendental deduction, transcendental logic, transcendental reference counting, transcendental garbage collection

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  3. Mar 4

    OH: "yea LPE boo CLS"

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  4. Mar 2

    Reading some more "Between Truth and Power" and reminded/discovering how it Explains What's Up: communications intermediaries and political polarization, neoliberal ideological 'deep capture', intellectual property, corporate rights entrepreneurship.... Pick any issue

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  5. Feb 23

    In this thoughtful essay, analyzes the Robinhood user interface, which led to the death of Alex Kearns, through the lens of and 's work on manipulation. Robinhood is an important case to look at in Internet law and ethics.

    Next article is up! Looked at the story of Alex Kearns and whether Robinhood manipulated their users. As always, all feedback is much appreciated!
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  6. Feb 21

    Social justice, rationalism, AI ethics, and libertarianism

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  7. Retweeted
    Feb 20

    now that's what I call an abstract

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  8. Retweeted
    Feb 20

    This is not a beautiful woven tapestry. It is not a painting. It is the most detailed image of a human cell to date, obtained by radiography, nuclear magnetic resonance and cryoelectron microscopy.

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  9. Feb 18

    Finally actually reading Luhmann.

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  10. Feb 18

    News Corp vs. Google/Facebook in Australia as symbol of how politics is corporate oligarchs tussling over rents from an installed base of culture and the electoral effects are knock on.

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  11. Feb 17

    texas energy crisis showing that Biden in office does not prevent left/right media reality split?

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  12. Feb 16

    Despite all the computations You could just dance to a rock 'n ' roll station And it was alright

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  13. Feb 16

    Crypto, macro, and information law

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  14. Feb 16

    The Data Economy is Political; discussing on the non-individual politics of data

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  15. Feb 16

    BigBang Sprint March 1-3 at the IETF 110 Hackathon

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  16. Retweeted
    Feb 14

    This is the sort of quiet announcement that hardly anyone pays attention to when it happens but that future historians may identify as a turning point in world history

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  17. Feb 8

    A very sharp and deep legal analysis of Reddit, Citadel, and the recent Gamestop ruckus. Nice work !

    Took a dive into some of the legal questions surrounding the big hubbub, would love your feedback!
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    Feb 4

    honestly these economic models of bubbles are just way too stylized and...ok.

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  19. Jan 23

    Winograd's rebuttal is quite good though. Essentially argues that Suchman is hyperventilating a bit. Perhaps this is the right way to respond to the uncompromising humanities critique.

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  20. Jan 23

    Of course also reminds me of work with about categorical inequality in computational systems.

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  21. Jan 23

    Suchman, "Do categories have politics?", 1993. Nice work that ties together software design and speech act theory. Reminds me of text/code law distinctions, contemporary AI ethics, design ethoi, information types, etc...

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