Mario Noioso su Amazon: Chi possiede la memoria possiede il futuro
Mario Noioso pubblica su Amazon “Chi possiede la memoria possiede il futuro”, un saggio su memoria, conoscenza, tecnologia, intelligenza artificiale e potere.
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So, You Bought a Used NAD 306? Here is Your Vintage Survival Guide
Just bought a vintage NAD 306 integrated amplifier? Don’t panic. Check out this guide for essential NAD 306 maintenance to keep it singing for years.
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Can Europe really build a sovereign technology stack on community-driven open source?
Open source is essential to Europe’s technology sovereignty debate. But it is not a magic word.
The real question is deeper: who governs, maintains, secures and evolves the stack when it becomes critical infrastructure?
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The Space Between Sounds
Vinyl and high-resolution streaming seem like opposite worlds.
But when the system gets out of the way, they start to converge.
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The Great Reorg: The End of Organizations as We Know Them
AI is not simply accelerating work.
It may be reshaping how organizations are structured, how decisions flow, and how coordination happens.
What is emerging is not just efficiency.
It looks closer to a structural shift. -
From Developer to AI Supervisor
When AI writes the code, the real job moves somewhere else Something quiet but structural…
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Gödel, Escher, Bach: learning to think by walking in circles
Some books are not meant to be read linearly. They pull you into a recursive journey where music, art, and mathematics begin to speak the same language. Gödel, Escher, Bach is one of those rare works that teaches you not what to think, but how thinking itself folds back on itself.
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Governance Is Not a Checkbox
Governance is not paperwork or a one-time decision. It’s what remains when systems disagree, assumptions decay, and time forces truth to be renegotiated.
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The Smartphone Is Becoming the Only Computer You’ll Ever Need
The smartphone is no longer a companion device. It has quietly become the center of our digital life, absorbing the role once reserved for laptops and desktops. As computing moves to the cloud, the most important computer is the one that is always with you.
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