CiceroCiceronis

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by CiceroCiceronis 2y ago
This is very interesting, following. I wrote about this issue a little a week or two back. Lots of people making tools (both software and plugins) for what we might call the open-source information management ecosystem, but far fewer people
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by CiceroCiceronis 2y ago
No, will check it out, thanks!
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by CiceroCiceronis 2y ago
Cahier looks like exactly what I’ve been hoping for for a long time. People have been taking “knowledge management” seriously for a few years now and we have a number of great tools like Obsidian, Zotero, Anki, and their brethren. But there
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Ben Pekuah: "Meat That Isn't Meat"(tabletmag.com)
1 points by CiceroCiceronis 3y ago|0 comments
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by CiceroCiceronis 3y ago
I feel there will always be a difficult interplay between public and private. Public sites encourage wide sharing and dissemination, at the expense of curation and longevity. Private sites (whether peer-to-peer or scene) can impose top-down
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by CiceroCiceronis 3y ago
You can check out Butterick's online book on typography.
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by CiceroCiceronis 3y ago
Having been reading The Names recently, DeLillo is certainly brilliant. For an author often grouped in with the American “maximalist” authors mentioned by sibling commenters like Pynchon and Gaddis, I have appreciated DD perhaps even more
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by CiceroCiceronis 3y ago
Both the introduction and the “Status” chapter of Keith Johnstone’s Impro book will interest you greatly.
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by CiceroCiceronis 4y ago
I'm a medical student and one of my main takeaways from spending time in clinical environments is that a lot of doctors and other staff seem to either not realise or not care about how much time is wasted due to slow, inefficient proce
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by CiceroCiceronis 4y ago
In the US context, it seems likely that the ruling in Bridgeman Art Library v. Corel Corp would preclude any copyright in such cases.
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by CiceroCiceronis 4y ago
https://discord.com/invite/8MVFRMa
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by CiceroCiceronis 4y ago
This is really brilliant to see, and I've been surprised for quite a long time that nothing similar exists. I think it's a real shame that few people with interest in memes have interest in building solutions like this that help u
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by CiceroCiceronis 4y ago
The practice is so widespread that there's even a name for it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copyfraud
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by CiceroCiceronis 4y ago
I seem to recall someone mentioning it as "coming eventually." Hopefully that proves to be true.
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by CiceroCiceronis 4y ago
Zotero is great, but the current versions don't actually support web annotation. That's a shame not only because web annotation is useful, but because given its excellent support for PDF annotation, it feels like it could become a
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by CiceroCiceronis 4y ago
Very well put. And I feel things become a self-reinforcing cycle when people begin buying into the narrative from within, come to believe that the corporate line is the truth, etc. (love the name btw)
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by CiceroCiceronis 4y ago
That is increasingly less the case, thankfully. These things do take time though. An interesting parallel is the French market for translated manga, which has a much higher diversity of series in non-shounen demographics available. Hard t
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by CiceroCiceronis 4y ago
I was talking to a friend the other day about how it feels like manhua/longstrip webtoon comics has yet to experience its creative peak. Looking back at the history of manga, it is possible to see how new innovations have played with a
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by CiceroCiceronis 4y ago
Primarily Photoshop for scanlation. Official workflows will use a combination of Photoshop for retouching and InDesign for lettering/prepress
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Pokefusion AR – Multi-Directional Latent Traversal with AR Target Tracking(youtube.com)
4 points by CiceroCiceronis 4y ago|1 comments
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by CiceroCiceronis 4y ago
I wonder how much training on degraded/radio encoded samples would be needed to improve performance in this area. You’re probably not the only person who wants to monitor police radios in their city.
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by CiceroCiceronis 4y ago
There is a discussion on the Whisper github page called something like “diarization” which details a few attempts to attain this functionality with additional tools.
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by CiceroCiceronis 4y ago
I bought the Muji one just recently after thinking that I wanted a fountain pen, and I definitely recommend it.
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Preserving Feature Phone Games(hitsave.org)
2 points by CiceroCiceronis 4y ago|0 comments
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by CiceroCiceronis 4y ago
Rather fond of watching the anime fansub scene. Back in the bad old days, that was the only way to watch shows. Today, almost all shows are subbed at release by Western platforms—for those who are left the focus has shifted to doing it for
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by CiceroCiceronis 4y ago
I remember once someone mentioned in comments here a science fiction book where a whole library was digitised by pumping all the books into a massive shredder, blowing the shreds through a pipe with cameras all over the walls, then stitchi
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The Tendency Towards Solving Wicked Problems Reductively (2019) [pdf](files.catbox.moe)
38 points by CiceroCiceronis 4y ago|15 comments
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by CiceroCiceronis 4y ago
As soon as I saw the announcement about Snapchat I knew Real Life was on borrowed time. What a shame, definitely one of the most interesting tech publications on the internet.
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by CiceroCiceronis 4y ago
This looks very interesting. Can you give a brief overview of the fundamental shifts in methodology that underlie your novel method, and justifications for why these are likely to be more effective for learners?
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A systems model of anxiety-driven procrastination(axle.design)
356 points by CiceroCiceronis 4y ago|155 comments

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