Clément Renaud @clemsos

''Amor fati'' 🌱 Tech, art, science and energy 🔧 clementrenaud.com Trisolaris Joined April 2010

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Clément Renaud @clemsos

2 weeks ago

@dennisknodt Hello ! Thanks for your interest in the book. I have a book about Shenzhen coming next but still a wip.If note there is this book I edited that is available for free from the publisher website. Hope that helps ! epflpress.org/produit/968/97…

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Clément Renaud @clemsos

3 years ago

Hey! I just published a working paper telling the story of computers as seen from Shenzhen, China. Hope you’ll enjoy the read :) sciencespo.fr/ecole-urbaine/…

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SCALEPUBLISHING @scalepublisher

2 months ago

Restored archive — SCALE Volume 1 (2004): nine UCSD issues on aesthetics & computation. Full issues as open PDFs and backdated posts; read early open‑source publishing and networked community experiments. 📚scalepublishing.com/news/2004-rest…

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Noura Ghazi @nouraghazilaw

5 months ago

Remembering Bassel Safadi on the 14th anniversary of his detention... syriauntold.com/2026/03/17/rem…

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Clément Renaud @clemsos

5 months ago

@nukCZ_ @johnpalmer @MAKIO135 Thanks @nukCZ_ :)

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Maitre Eolas🇫🇷 @Maitre_Eolas

2 years ago

Saluons la très ancienne tradition de vigilance du Figaro (ici en mai 1933) sur les bons et les mauvais scientifiques.

Le Figaro @Le_Figaro

2 years ago

Le statut garanti à vie et l'entre-soi dans la distribution des postes et des financements encouragent le pantouflage et favorisent le militantisme. → l.lefigaro.fr/wEz

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Clément Renaud @clemsos

2 years ago

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Historic Vids @historyinmemes

2 years ago

Linux founder loses it when talking about NVIDIA in 2012

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Clément Renaud @clemsos

2 years ago

@fabricatorz done

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2 years ago

@tokenfox1 @MAKIO135 @Hanrgb Thanks 🙏

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2 years ago

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Clément Renaud @clemsos

2 years ago

Fascinating work about the role of DNA « Martínez Arias refutes this perspective of the selfish gene and proposes a much more romantic alternative: the altruistic cell. “An organism is the work of cells. Genes merely provide materials for their work, » english-elpais-com.cdn.ampproject.org/c/s/english.el…

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Clément Renaud @clemsos

2 years ago

@THiS_TheHisSoc Has the book been translated into English yet ?

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Ong's Hat @OngsHat1

2 years ago

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2 years ago

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Physics In History @PhysInHistory

2 years ago

In the 1940s, Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar was committed to his teaching role at the University of Chicago, despite being based at the Yerkes Observatory. Each week, he traveled 80 miles to teach a special course attended by only two students. The students were Tsung-Dao Lee and Chen-Ning Yang. They proved their mentor's faith was well-placed when they both won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1957, years before Chandrasekhar received the same honor in 1983. Remarkably, this course went down in history as the only one where every attendee received a Nobel Prize, underscoring the extraordinary impact of Chandrasekhar's dedication and teaching. 📷 AIP Emilio Segrè Visual Archives, Physics Today Collection

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胡子哥 @[email protected]/bsky, sannuvola.threads.net @SanNuvola

2 years ago

come work with me? I am hiring 2 postdocs to join my 4-year research project “Algorithmic folklore: The mutual shaping of vernacular creativity and automation” (ALGOFOLK) at the University of Bergen - looking for socsci&hum+tech people with global outlook jobbnorge.no/en/available-j…

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The Quantified Society @quantifiedsoc

2 years ago

"Today I wouldn't get an academic job. It's as simple as that. I don't think I would be regarded as productive enough." Nobel Laureate Peter Higgs explains how the focus on quantified indicators (number of publications, citations) harms scientific progress.