justanothersys

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by justanothersys 7y ago
I’ve been following them since Google began pushing them too, but it feels pretty dead in the water without iOS stepping up to the plate. Future... yes, maybe 10 years?
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by justanothersys 7y ago
I highly recommend "Noise: The Political Economy of Music" - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noise:_The_Political_Economy_o...
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by justanothersys 7y ago
"Analoguing the Digital" title reminds me of Goodiepal's Radical Computer Music: https://vimeo.com/11152592
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by justanothersys 7y ago
What do you mean by this? Would love a cool example. I have experience in C and lots of higher level languages but writing games and such in Assembly was before my time.
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by justanothersys 7y ago
Actually the new Google Pixelbook Go looks like it could be a 2019 version of the old plastic MacBooks, which were beautifully functional.
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by justanothersys 7y ago
With lots of cute details about how the author enjoys alcohol.
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by justanothersys 7y ago
Makes sense, as Facebook’s interface is designed just like an escape room.
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by justanothersys 7y ago
Every communications platform provides a means of exchange and every exchange is mediated by politics big and small.
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by justanothersys 7y ago
I’ve always wondered why pro esports players tend to be more athletic looking than the stereotypical couch potato gamer.
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by justanothersys 7y ago
Nothing beats a physical library for a joyful adventure in browsing through all the disciplines. An experience I found crucial to my personal development in college, despite carrying my laptop everywhere.
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by justanothersys 7y ago
Also, I made it sound like it’s a bad machine, but the keyboard is fantastic and so was the cooling, battery life etc. Probably your best bet for linux.
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by justanothersys 7y ago
But if my kids get free WeGrow branded Yoni eggs then what’s the problem?
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by justanothersys 7y ago
I had an X1 Carbon (6th gen) from Costco (which is a great deal) between MacBooks a few months back. I returned it within the 90 days because the speakers, trackpad, and display all felt several generations behind MacBooks in terms of usabi
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by justanothersys 7y ago
They didn’t burn anything down really, they built on top of existing ideas and technologies at the time, especially new industrial processes (in architecture specifically).
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by justanothersys 7y ago
It’s an anxious quest for difference in environments where it is banished.
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by justanothersys 7y ago
His films are also really amazing. Me and My Brother is a classic: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Me_and_My_Brother_(film)
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Collecting in the Age of Digital Reproduction(medium.com)
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by justanothersys 7y ago
I like design and I like thinking, so I can understand the appeal, but I’m tired of IDEO’s one weird trick.
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by justanothersys 7y ago
Art’s subjectivity has been debated since forever. It’s not a fact. That being said, I also didn’t enjoy the point of view in the article very much and I mostly agree with your sentiment.
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by justanothersys 7y ago
I do not think of myself as a closure or a functor, unlike the Logo programmer and the turtle, but the elements of a language are features of a world I inhabit: Here is the main difference between Logo and other languages. It’s call
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by justanothersys 7y ago
I built and published this 2D app in Unity with only prior web experience in a weekend: https://youtu.be/NTc6pf6OrI4 Haven’t touched Unity since... even though I’d love to make games. I’m partly afraid of future maintainabi
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by justanothersys 7y ago
Maybe it’s their way of celebrating 100 years of the Bauhaus? To me, the weirdest thing is seeing a customer service webpage for a credit card in the design language and rhetoric of computer hardware support. It somehow feels similar to the
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How to clean your Apple Card(support.apple.com)
36 points by justanothersys 7y ago|58 comments
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Good article which intersects with humanities research into computation and stories. If you liked this I’d highly recommend the book Expressive Processing by Noah Wardrip-Fruin. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expressiv
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Dr. Dot: Paint with a MIDI Fighter Twister(djtechtools.com)
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by justanothersys 7y ago
But how will your students learn to think outside the little boxes?
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by justanothersys 7y ago
I did exactly the same thing with my PO-33!
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by justanothersys 7y ago
If you go to art school or study the humanities then this process of getting turned off after becoming aware of a piece’s “scaffolding” or let’s say... algorithm, usually happens much faster. The first thing that happened to me was I became
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by justanothersys 7y ago
Adminbook take my money.
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Paint Software for Kids: Meeting “Mr. Kid Pix” [video](youtube.com)
1 points by justanothersys 7y ago|0 comments

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