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I think Baker would like - no, love - HN! Right now an essay on him is sharing the front page with 2-axis light positioners (whatever the heck those are), cow
by Jun8 3y ago
I think Baker would like - no, love - HN!
Right now an essay on him is sharing the front page with 2-axis light positioners (whatever the heck those are), cow magnets, secrets rooms in train stations, and a CLI switch to DOS that printed “I love sex” continually on the screen. So meta, you can’t make this up. This is why HN is so unique among all other places I frequent(ed) and why I love it.
Maybe he is a HN lurker.
The Fermata is his only book I’ve read, it was very interesting. You can see that has put a lot of thought into the idea of what you can do if you can stop time for everyone else.
- blueboo 3y agoI suspect you’re right. The Mezzanine and Human Smoke were two of my most impactful reading experiences. Mutually, totally orthogonal and yet both speak to the unbelievable cardinality of complexity in real life