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   by tjwds 9y ago

   I've been thinking about this a bit lately in the context of the Freudian death drive [0] — risk being a part of the will that drives us to do things and build relationships. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death
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   by tjwds 9y ago

   Jason Bailey's (artnome) other work is absolutely fantastic. If you care at all about open access data, art history done digitally, or art in general, definitely give him a follow. Here's a FiveThirtyEight article about him: htt
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   by tjwds 9y ago

   As a digitization professional, here's the part I'm most interested in hearing more about: > The complete collection is set to be released this month via a new website. They're currently running Omeka for this collection,
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   by tjwds 9y ago

   Cool project. I first saw Aubrey de Grey's TED Talk "A Roadmap to End Aging" [1] when it was first released online and it really impacted the way I think about mortality in a similar way. [1] https://www.ted.com&#
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   by tjwds 9y ago

   Did a bit of poking around, it looks like there's a substantial collection of his materials at the Senate House Library at the University of London. [1] These materials include quite a few interesting research angles: draft manuscript
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   by tjwds 9y ago

   For anyone who's searching for more quantitative data, there's always the 2017 Stack Overflow Developer Survey [1] which seems to reflect that js (& node) are still growing. [1] https://insights.stackoverflow.com&#x