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The History of Outlining(takingnotenow.blogspot.co.uk)
1 points by mgunes 14y ago|0 comments
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Reader Mode in Firefox Beta for Android(lucasr.org)
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by mgunes 14y ago
Changes: http://wiki.processing.org/w/Changes#Upcoming_changes_in_Pro...
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Processing 2.0 Beta 1 Released(processing.org)
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User Labor Markup Language(userlabor.org)
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The Soul of a Typeface(fadeyev.net)
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Self-employment, or the illusion of freedom(libcom.org)
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Does Copyright Matter?(nybooks.com)
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New funding models for open source software(lwn.net)
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Inside Photoshop(computationalculture.net)
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by mgunes 14y ago
Previously: "The Joy of Dumping" -- http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4150668
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Tags don't cut it(stdout.be)
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Assange, asylum seeker.(leninology.com)
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Design analysis of BERG’s Little Printer(vitor.io)
5 points by mgunes 14y ago|5 comments
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An introduction to Ometa, a pattern-matching metalanguage(moserware.com)
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by mgunes 14y ago
Thanks for the link; I've been out of touch with his writing for some time. It's good to be reminded. As for help, I'm going to need much of it once things materialize . It's going to be free (as in freedom) software, and contributions wil
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Eight big problems with the “case” against Assange(markcrispinmiller.com)
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by mgunes 14y ago
Here's a proposal/mockup from last year that illustrates how the setup part of the process could be made more understandable and convenient for the broader public: http://markmhendrickson.com/homesteading-on-the-indie-web
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by mgunes 14y ago
I'm in the preliminary research phase, and it's too early to tell. But I'm investigating the feasibility of using the Open Annotation data model (draft: http://openannotation.org/spec/core/ ), which they are also basing their work on, so t
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by mgunes 14y ago
Thanks; I forgot about it somehow. Previous HN discussion: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4199260
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by mgunes 14y ago
I assume you mean recent and active projects; there's nothing recent I can remember that attempts to do the kind of thing I tried to describe in the second paragraph of my comment. (Which is why I intend to start working on my own modest,
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by mgunes 14y ago
It's a kind of belated consolation that people are finally waking up to the potential of transclusion, structured notetaking and active reading in assisting and boosting human intelligence, decades after the onset of the still unfulfilled v
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by mgunes 14y ago
Related reading: "Streams vs. documents" -- http://web.archive.org/web/20100108034547/http://software-li...
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The Great Pretender: Turing as a Philosopher of Imitation(theatlantic.com)
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TrapWire: The CIA-Connected Global Suspicious Activity Surveillance System(publicintelligence.net)
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TrapWire: International Surveillance Coordination Network(storify.com)
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A freasy future for GNOME(ploum.net)
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The California Ideology (again)(fugitive.quadrantcrossing.org)
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Homesteading On The Indie Web(markmhendrickson.com)
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by mgunes 14y ago
> GUI apps which are not really composable in any consistent way. Production-biased GUI apps not being composable and linkable is a consequence of the political economy of software production dictated by their makers; not an inherent

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