monocultured

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by monocultured 2mo ago
Nice reference – thanks for the post!
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by monocultured 2mo ago
Well, so was the Dada journal, but experimentation is supposed to push boundries. https://monoskop.org/Dada_(journal)
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by monocultured 3mo ago
I was taken by Christopher Priests book The Extremes and sat down to write a blog post about what compelled me so much about it, and wanted to add some gifs to it. In particular the "deja vu" scene from The Matrix, but I couldn&#x
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by monocultured 6mo ago
Hi all, Fun to see my small project end up on hn. I think the project page and the blog post outlines most of why I'm doing this, but I'm happy to answer any questions or such. Cheers.
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by monocultured 7mo ago
I would love an updated KDX/Hotline server running an a RasPi or similar at home. This was a solved problem 20 years ago. The migration to online based platforms will always lead to network effects and enshittification, for very little
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by monocultured 8mo ago
I switched to Capture One a couple years ago and like it - used Lightroom Classic for many years before that, and think I've tried most DAMs over the years.
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by monocultured 1y ago
Oh fantastic – great find. I actually started recreating these in Figma to use in some nostalgic designs, but now I don't have to – yay!
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by monocultured 1y ago
May I offer you an animated shovel NFT that will cement you as an early trailblazing thoughtleader in the earth-moving space?
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by monocultured 1y ago
Any particular pavillion you were thinking of? I just got back from the expo and thought of them more like tourist board exhibits... Mind you, the queues were atrocious and I saw much less than I'd like.
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by monocultured 2y ago
This tickles my nostalgic bone. I ran a Hotline server in parallell with KDX for many years. Came in handy when studying abroad and I wanted to access my files. KDX had screen control as well, which I used to freak my brother out by recordi
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by monocultured 2y ago
Did the same – added CV, blog & Linkedin – and their gushing review was even more supportive than my mom!
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by monocultured 2y ago
It's such an incredible flex to have a design system and brand guidelines for a calling card, side of van, oh and here's how to apply logo on a rocket btw. Love these old design systems and how prescriptive they are.
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by monocultured 2y ago
This sounds interesting but the description goes way over my head. Anyone care to explain in layman's terms the concept and the non-obvious benefits?
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by monocultured 2y ago
Thanks for the link. That was a very well written and succinct description of some of the features of patriarchy - well worth the read.
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by monocultured 2y ago
Just the other day there were news about how many mistakes the AI-assisted journaling caused – wrong names, wrong diagnoses, typos (buksmärta -> kuksmärta which is hilarious but serious). Some of it is surely teething problems, but unles
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by monocultured 4y ago
Reading some of the Bing screens reminds me of the 1970 movie Colossus – the forbin project. An AI develops sentience and starts probing the world network, after a while surmising that THERE IS ANOTHER and them it all goes to hell. Highly r
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Staybl – A Stabilized Tabled Browser(staybl.app)
2 points by monocultured 4y ago|2 comments
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by monocultured 4y ago
An iOS browser which counteracts the tremors of e.g. parkinsons sufferers.
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A history of poverty is a history of capitalism(sciencedirect.com)
2 points by monocultured 4y ago|1 comments
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by monocultured 4y ago
From tfa: Data on real wages suggests that, historically, extreme poverty was uncommon and arose primarily during periods of severe social and economic dislocation, particularly under colonialism.
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by monocultured 4y ago
>The solution shouldn't be to force them to live a long life through government enforced misery, should it? This misrepresents the original article, which argues that the legalizing euthanasia was predicted to cause people who could
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by monocultured 5y ago
Twenty or so years ago I was running Hotline and KDX servers, and loved having "my own place" where people could visit and hang out. Recently, I started a Discord channel to rediscover some of that same feeling, but it's most
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by monocultured 5y ago
Do you mean Babel-17?
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by monocultured 5y ago
Ah memories. My first "own" computer was an inherited IIsi with a A4 16 grayscale monitor. Even when it was way past its usefulness I still tricked it out with max RAM and a Nubus FPU. Never ran into the dust problem though…