This document summarizes Hao-Chuan Wang's reflections on the positioning of human-computer interaction (HCI) as a field. Wang discusses how HCI has evolved from multiple disciplines through creativity, diversity, and collaboration. While HCI draws from areas like design, computer science, and social sciences, it has emerged as its own interdisciplinary field. Wang suggests HCI does not need to belong solely to one domain, and that its pluralistic nature allows it to grow within various colleges and disciplines while maintaining its distinct, emergent properties not defined by any single contributing part.
2016.12/29 台大藝文中心雅頌坊
為「藝術之窗-校園尋美計畫」的前導座談,由該期藝術家紀柏豪概略介紹聲音相關領域的作品形式,並分享自身接觸與從事創作的過程與經驗。
"From Music to the Sound" is one of the leture in cooperation between National Taiwan University and artist Chi Po-Hao, as an introduction to start developing collective works with college students.
This document summarizes Hao-Chuan Wang's reflections on the positioning of human-computer interaction (HCI) as a field. Wang discusses how HCI has evolved from multiple disciplines through creativity, diversity, and collaboration. While HCI draws from areas like design, computer science, and social sciences, it has emerged as its own interdisciplinary field. Wang suggests HCI does not need to belong solely to one domain, and that its pluralistic nature allows it to grow within various colleges and disciplines while maintaining its distinct, emergent properties not defined by any single contributing part.
2016.12/29 台大藝文中心雅頌坊
為「藝術之窗-校園尋美計畫」的前導座談,由該期藝術家紀柏豪概略介紹聲音相關領域的作品形式,並分享自身接觸與從事創作的過程與經驗。
"From Music to the Sound" is one of the leture in cooperation between National Taiwan University and artist Chi Po-Hao, as an introduction to start developing collective works with college students.
[JSDC 2021] Blockchain 101 for Frontend EngsLucien Lee
Talk video(Chinese): https://vimeo.com/641650302
The blockchain introduction for frontend engineers, talk at JSDC TW 2021
In the talk, I shared what's blockchain and its taxonomy for newbies. Then, I explain how blockchain can provide a "decentralized", "unforgeable" and "immutable" p2p network.
Finally, you will learn, as frontend engs, how do you join the trend of the blockchain.
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前端工程師也可以懂的區塊鏈, JSDC 2021
在 20 分鐘內,帶你快速了解區塊鏈是什麼,以及區塊鏈可以做到什麼?我用樸實簡單的語言帶你揭開區塊鏈神秘的面紗,最後分享作為一個前端工程師,你可以怎麼加入區塊鏈的浪潮。
This document discusses current approaches to fact-checking and opportunities for related work. It outlines how existing fact-checking organizations collect information on hoaxes, have rating systems for fact checks, and focus on specific domains like politics. It also discusses how search engines are integrating fact-checks and organizations are educating users on verification. Current approaches involve a combination of centralized and decentralized checking sources, and spreading results through blogs, social media and search. There are ongoing challenges around quality control, search precision, and growth. The document proposes discussing crowdsourcing fact-checking to build on decentralized, instant messenger and automated approaches.
This document summarizes a presentation by Lucien Lee on using Keynote for prototyping. Some key points:
- Keynote is introduced as an easy first step for prototyping, especially for those without experience in digital prototyping tools. It allows for quick modifications and experimentation early in the idea stage.
- Keynote can be used to prototype with teammates who are not designers, such as PMs, as it is relatively simple to learn.
- Tips are provided on setting up Keynote for prototyping, including sketching screens and transitions, as well as enabling gestures and motion blur.
- While simple, Keynote allows expressing basic interactions
This document discusses the importance of being multidisciplinary in IT fields. It recommends getting a broad understanding of trends in technology, building a framework for analyzing problems from different perspectives, positioning yourself across disciplines like design, business and technology, and taking a hacker-like spirit to build solutions that help people. Specific trends mentioned include the Internet of Things, 3D printing and wearable devices. The document emphasizes continuously learning, connecting information across areas, and applying knowledge to create real-world projects.
This document introduces Sass (Syntactically Awesome Style Sheets), which is a CSS preprocessor that adds powerful features like variables, nested rules, mixins, inheritance, and other useful tools that help make authoring CSS easier and more maintainable. It discusses some of the key benefits of using Sass like variables, nesting, mixins, functions, and operations that make styling more powerful and repetitive tasks easier. It also covers using Compass, a Sass extension framework, to gain access to useful CSS3 mixins and functions.
[JSDC 2021] Blockchain 101 for Frontend EngsLucien Lee
Talk video(Chinese): https://vimeo.com/641650302
The blockchain introduction for frontend engineers, talk at JSDC TW 2021
In the talk, I shared what's blockchain and its taxonomy for newbies. Then, I explain how blockchain can provide a "decentralized", "unforgeable" and "immutable" p2p network.
Finally, you will learn, as frontend engs, how do you join the trend of the blockchain.
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前端工程師也可以懂的區塊鏈, JSDC 2021
在 20 分鐘內,帶你快速了解區塊鏈是什麼,以及區塊鏈可以做到什麼?我用樸實簡單的語言帶你揭開區塊鏈神秘的面紗,最後分享作為一個前端工程師,你可以怎麼加入區塊鏈的浪潮。
This document discusses current approaches to fact-checking and opportunities for related work. It outlines how existing fact-checking organizations collect information on hoaxes, have rating systems for fact checks, and focus on specific domains like politics. It also discusses how search engines are integrating fact-checks and organizations are educating users on verification. Current approaches involve a combination of centralized and decentralized checking sources, and spreading results through blogs, social media and search. There are ongoing challenges around quality control, search precision, and growth. The document proposes discussing crowdsourcing fact-checking to build on decentralized, instant messenger and automated approaches.
This document summarizes a presentation by Lucien Lee on using Keynote for prototyping. Some key points:
- Keynote is introduced as an easy first step for prototyping, especially for those without experience in digital prototyping tools. It allows for quick modifications and experimentation early in the idea stage.
- Keynote can be used to prototype with teammates who are not designers, such as PMs, as it is relatively simple to learn.
- Tips are provided on setting up Keynote for prototyping, including sketching screens and transitions, as well as enabling gestures and motion blur.
- While simple, Keynote allows expressing basic interactions
This document discusses the importance of being multidisciplinary in IT fields. It recommends getting a broad understanding of trends in technology, building a framework for analyzing problems from different perspectives, positioning yourself across disciplines like design, business and technology, and taking a hacker-like spirit to build solutions that help people. Specific trends mentioned include the Internet of Things, 3D printing and wearable devices. The document emphasizes continuously learning, connecting information across areas, and applying knowledge to create real-world projects.
This document introduces Sass (Syntactically Awesome Style Sheets), which is a CSS preprocessor that adds powerful features like variables, nested rules, mixins, inheritance, and other useful tools that help make authoring CSS easier and more maintainable. It discusses some of the key benefits of using Sass like variables, nesting, mixins, functions, and operations that make styling more powerful and repetitive tasks easier. It also covers using Compass, a Sass extension framework, to gain access to useful CSS3 mixins and functions.