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Transclusion is(medium.com)
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My hypermedia history(medium.com)
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by enkiv2 9y ago
I want a widget library that allows me to draw translucent shapes on top of functioning widgets, without trying to align to widget boundaries. Ideally this library would also be able to draw shapes between toplevel windows as well. It would
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Bitcoin's paranoia-oriented design(medium.com)
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The human cost of the ghost economy(longreads.com)
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by enkiv2 9y ago
Having used IntelliJ -- well, it's faster than a lot of other IDEs, but "one of the fastest text editors"? Maybe vim is spoiling me but everything that runs outside of a terminal feels glacial to me.
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GopherVR(article.gmane.org)
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Yeah. Picking a community is about deciding which echo chamber feels like home. Like, on HN, if I talk about certain things I get downvoted to hell. So I talk about them elsewhere. Every community has its own biases, and people have differe
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by enkiv2 9y ago
Ultimately, it's a matter of control. On twitter, you're still stuck in a bubble -- only, one created by ranking based on projected interaction. (Functionally, this means an angry bubble: you see only things Twitter thinks will dr
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What can possibly go wrong?(antipope.org)
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The world wide web sucks(youtube.com)
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High Tech High Life: Gibson and Leary in Conversation(mondo2000.com)
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Interactive marginalia(medium.com)
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How the CIA made Google(medium.com)
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The Leary/Wilson Paradigm(medium.com)
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Halcyon Dreams: The Legacy of Dragon's Lair(youtube.com)
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Ted Nelson at VCF East 2016(youtube.com)
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by enkiv2 9y ago
http://www.lord-enki.net/king_james_ltc.txt
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Pride, Prejudice(github.com)
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Lossy text compression(hackaday.io)
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by enkiv2 9y ago
I mean, being anti-business is a huge part of the hacker ethos. The whole pro-startup thing being associated with hackers at all is pretty new. So, by returning to anti-business sentiments, HN returns to the hacker ethos of ~1994.
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Unforeseen Consequences and that 1929 vibe(antipope.org)
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by enkiv2 9y ago
As mentioned at the beginning of the article, we're essentially talking about priming. Subliminal advertising and subliminal persuasion is bunk, but spreading activation & other more subtle effects of priming are legitimate. There&
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Better living through subliminal messages(mondo2000.com)
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Was this post supposed to contain a link?
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Interesting. Reading the headline, I expected it to be about dual n-back (which is, as far as I'm aware, the only brain training game that seems to have strong experimental evidence for having an affect on general cognition); instead,
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by enkiv2 9y ago
Calling ideas "a dime a dozen" massively overestimates their value. Form a team to implement it, or tell somebody who will, before someone else comes up with it independently. All else fails, shout your great idea in public (twitt
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by enkiv2 9y ago
I'd love to see somebody unpack this post, because it's so dense that I can't actually determine if it was written by a human. If it actually coheres, it's bound to be fascinating, but despite intersecting with my backgr
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by enkiv2 9y ago
I'm also doing NaNoGenMo. I've finished four novel generators thus far this year: https://github.com/NaNoGenMo/2017/issues/54 https://github.com/NaNoGenMo/2017/issues/
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by enkiv2 9y ago
The Earth Will Shake by Robert Anton Wilson

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