Experimental, impressionistic sub-paragraph tumblin' (think obstsalat)
27jan2008
A Scheme Shell, paper by Olin Shivers. Very well written and full of ideas, I regret reading this paper not earlier. (I only read the reference manual before.)
Understanding art for geeks, very funny.
Onigiri (rice balls), overview and introduction.
Lisp in Ruby, Jim Weirich ported Lisp 1.5 from the Manual.
Everywhere Girl, The Book, impressive techniques.
Wanna see the infernal city
Wanna see the ruined city
Wanna see the poisoned city
Wanna see the big bad city
Wanna see the lost city
Wanna see the dead city
Wanna see the ghost city
Wanna see the forbidden city
— Shriekback, The Bastard Sons Of Enoch
sock.strain.at, vertical weblog.
Items to build an Apple Store, “If you want to re-model your home in the style of an Apple store, here are links to the suppliers of the actual items they use.” WJW.
Booksthatmakeyoudumb, by Virgil Griffith. Very interesting.
Web 2.0 workplaces, yay for widescreen Dell displays.
The Type that Should Not Be, awesome type hackery/theory.
Anthropocene is used by some scientists to describe the most recent period in the Earth’s history, starting in the 19th century when the activities of the human race first began to have a significant global impact on the Earth’s climate and ecosystems. The term was coined in 2000 by the Nobel Prize winning scientist Paul Crutzen, who regards the influence of human behavior on the Earth in recent centuries as so significant as to constitute a new geological era.
Can you tell me tell me
Where’s the safe house?
Tell me, tell me where to hide out
Tell me, tell me where’s the safe house
Tell me, tell me
— Alina Simone, Riot Act
The Yoneda Embedding as a Reflection, grok.
Literary Atmospheres, “A British novelist has been awarded legal damages in excess of £100,000 because she writes thrillers, not literary masterpieces. What’s at fault? She’s been inhaling fumes from a nearby shoe factory.”
Workshop on Self-sustaining Systems (S3) 2008, most impressive committee of the year.
Smudgy Residues, “Nobody Knows Shoes” to be released as PDF in March. Yay!
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