Recycled. The final word. A decade later, what else is there left to say? A photocopy of a photocopy of a world that once signified the frontier, now reduced to mere recursion. An ouroboros of digital fragments. A throw of the dice. A random selection from a probability field. An empty loop of signifiers, all the way down.
And yet, Hackaday lives on.
(Supercon X design by @bogdanspn)
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The return of serifs and the deliberate humanization of generative AI content conceal a deeper process of erasure: the continued flattening of reality into forms stripped of substance, depth, and meaning. AI has become the signifier of the triumph of a non-metaphysical ontology.
Personal apps are crying out for a connectivity and discoverability layer. Self-publish + submit could offer a viable alternative to the platform economy.
Future Text Lab 6 April:
Best of both worlds — text on surface, text in space. Typography still matters. How you present information is as important as what it contains. #SpatialComputing#KnowledgeWork#XR
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been working on this tool that turns memorable conversations into structured, searchable notes:
- visual map of books/ppl/ideas
- click them to hear the context
- search the whole transcript
- export to markdown
- share
almost ready for beta users - shoot me a dm if interested!
the https://t.co/zpM8th1w8J archive :: MANIFESTO FOR BROKE ARTISTS WITH SLOW COMPUTERS
collected all the manifestos in one place; from the classic hacker manifesto (1986), humane tech principles, to my own thoughts on nature.exe and culture.json.
To make sense of ongoing tech revolutions, a new generation of musicians is making music that metabolises electronic processes through analogue forms, argues Ryan Meehan
Read the full essay online here: https://t.co/lZ7diKBJw5
400 Billion images of noise generated and scanned for patterns at Gallery of Babel
we are looking for patterns in randomness,
Join the search here: https://t.co/V81UccZG8l
Currently going at 500.000 img/sec
Explore infinite noise, and hunt for natural forms. Your browser generates images and scores them for "naturalness". Let it run, top seeds reach the global leaderboard.