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Better living through subliminal messages(mondo2000.com)
2 points by enkiv2 9y ago|0 comments
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The world as if(ribbonfarm.com)
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ASCII-delimited text(ronaldduncan.wordpress.com)
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by enkiv2 9y ago
This being reddit, I expected the top voted post to be "I don't recommend using Clojure for more than 2 years, because going even a week without sleep is fatal." I was disappointed.
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Market myths(modernmythology.net)
1 points by enkiv2 9y ago|0 comments
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Stories I won't write(mystudentvoices.com)
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UI learning curves(files.mastodon.social)
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Julian Assange: A man without a country(newyorker.com)
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by enkiv2 9y ago
There's a mostly-dead generative art mailing list and slack ( http://generative-art.slack.com ), and the official stuff is on github ( http://nanogenmo.github.io ), but most of the off-season discussion is actually
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by enkiv2 9y ago
The procedurally generated game community is huge. The procedurally generated prose community is much smaller. NaNoGenMo has been going since, like, 2013. Every year, a bunch of us get together in the issues section of a github page and dis
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Alternate computer universes: Raskin's Mac(exolymph.news)
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by enkiv2 9y ago
Every year I do NaNoGenMo, so I have a couple narrative-generation projects in planning stages for that. I'm working on a VN involving time loops, which is essentially an attempt to integrate the typical completionist play style of har
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LSTM trained on HN(medium.com)
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The perils of identity(medium.com)
2 points by enkiv2 9y ago|0 comments
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The mythic function of the zombie apocalypse narrative(modernmythology.net)
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Is popularity even desirable?(medium.com)
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by enkiv2 9y ago
It's kind of amazing that we're at a point where "Rodney Brooks understands more about AI than Elon Musk" is news, but here we are. The power of PR is incredible.
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Roadmapping for flatlanders(us1.campaign-archive2.com)
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by enkiv2 9y ago
If you're planning to become a professional philosopher and you don't have experience with programming, you're liable to fall into language traps and make Wittgenstein sad. So, philosophy is a field that benefits from a progr
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Assisted Writing(medium.com)
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The Future of the Word Processor (2016)(motherboard.vice.com)
99 points by enkiv2 9y ago|87 comments
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by enkiv2 9y ago
I was expecting this to be about the programming language called Church.
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Considerations for programming language design(medium.com)
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Tech industry hiring dysfunction(mastodon.social)
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Startups should design for failure(slatestarcodex.com)
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by enkiv2 9y ago
If you don't have ten years of experience with at least five very-distinct languages (i.e., C & C++ only count once, & Java and C# only count once), you're not really a developer yet -- just an apprentice. Sorry to say, th
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The no-budget film contest(medium.com)
1 points by enkiv2 10y ago|0 comments
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Ramifications of nearsightedness in tech(medium.com)
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Clues about Medium's strategy(medium.com)
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It really is better to ask for permission(medium.com)
2 points by enkiv2 10y ago|3 comments

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