2022 - To Read

@valeriadepaiva Hey, stumbled on this formalization of dialectica spaces: https://t.co/gRDef0ACno and is interested to more!There’s a really nice post on Chu spaces ELI5 style by @AdeleDeweyLopez: https://t.co/Eq0tj2mA1jWas wondering if there is an equivalent for Dialectica?— Prathyush (@prathyvsh) May 19, 2022

Do you have found a more rich mathematical tweet about the field than this of .@prathyvshSearching Grothendieck work about spaces without points but symmetries Pierre Cartier's paper let me found the threath https://t.co/rzYfzCPicY— Charles R Paez (@aNatureTech) May 22, 2022

today's job:• plug serialized essay reconciling Christopher Alexander's Nature of Order with the craft of software development (https://t.co/Q2m8s4D6J0)• finally review ruby lmdb bindings for long-awaited repair job• write another little newsletter on main, as a treat— dorian (@doriantaylor) May 26, 2022

Growing up, the only thing that put me off while learning software development, was the common occurrence of people who cared more about one…

Ubiquitous screens aim to reshape our physical environment, not carry us away to an alternative space

There's lots interesting in this paper, but the piece I keep coming back to is that researchers often talk about how "information" doesn't change minds, but acknowledge that experience does. But most information is actually received as curated events/framing, i.e. experience. https://t.co/pUhUbgK5vL— Mike Caulfield (@holden) April 3, 2022

It's a pretty big deal that the biggest consumer tech hit of the year is a regular old web app. And that is just the most visible example of the renaissance that's happening on the open web right now. https://t.co/F6ucF3VCCN— anildash (@anildash) April 13, 2022

I'm looking into applying for a writing workshop this summer. I need to submit some of my work. Tonight I am scrolling through my blog and there's a lot. I've forgotten how many words I have thrown out into the digital ether.https://t.co/lt0yK8vdvc— Sherri Spelic (@edifiedlistener) April 14, 2022

Ammonite photo taken in a local pub Looking through Twitter in preparation for the upcoming #OER22 conference I spotted an invitation on twitter to share our stories of serendipity and open. I foll…

There is no such thing as generic critical thinking. We think critically within the bounds of our disciplines, and features of thought considered critical in one field often fail to appear in another.https://t.co/MdKKFUsB4x— Sam Wineburg (@samwineburg) April 22, 2022

OK, I've reached my limit — I can't take it anymore. Here comes a rant about how it seems like everyone in the USA is getting "post-modernism" wrong.Context: I'm listening to Philosophy Talk's episode "Is Postmodernism Really to Blame for Post-Truth?" 1/ https://t.co/g0DUyO681J— Nate Angell (@xolotl) July 19, 2019

tentative recommended reading list for french-islamic mysticismJambet - The Act of BeingCorbin - Alone with the AloneHedayat - The Blind OwlBadiou - The Adventure of French PhilosophyBataille - Theory of ReligionDerrida - Of HospitalityMassignon - The Passion of Al-Hallaj— axolotl (@twofoldalways) December 29, 2020

If you are working on the #anthropocene put Gaston's "Concept of world from Kant to Derrida" on your reading list: http://t.co/cKPuFW5URg— Jeremy Schmidt (@jeremyj_schmidt) February 19, 2014

Just received the Levinas//Derrida reading list. It’s lit, fam. pic.twitter.com/CEf158VoWw— Josiah Solis (@josiahsolis) July 22, 2018

Mathematicians like to draw analogies between formal systems, showing how they are ‘the same’ in some abstract way. Less appreciated is the opposite direction: math codifies the diverse ways to think about a problem, helping us recognize the unique intuitions from each approach.— G​r​a​h​a​m​ ​J​o​n​c​a​s​ ​戈​​​雷​ (@gjncs) January 15, 2022

1/ While no one really wants software bugs, they are certainly interesting to think about.In fact, in some cases, they can be pretty amazing!So, here's some assorted info about software bugs and glitches. 🧵— Samuel Arbesman (@arbesman) May 24, 2022

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Welll... this arrived today "CODE BEGATS COMMUNITY: on social and technical aspects of managing a virtual community" pic.twitter.com/QsjWdlrq43— Trust (@trust_support) May 23, 2022

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Excited to dig into this. pic.twitter.com/EAxtLkIFho— Kevin Cunningham (@dolearning) May 19, 2022

There are various reasons for using different names for the same content. An excellent Tool for Thought would make creating and using them a breeze. Read how @logseq, @obsdmd, @rem_note, and @RoamResearch handle this task.https://t.co/WbvynnXVeI— Alexander Rink 🇺🇦 (@rcvd_io) May 22, 2022

Why verify every line of a proof, when just a few checks will do?