2022 - To Read

A revolutionary concept-based approach to thinking about, designing, and interacting with software

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If we are to have scientific revolutions, we must have scientific revolutionaries.

Unigraph: the post-structuralist database pic.twitter.com/YlETulmXfF— Sophia Xu (is hiring React devs!) (@thesophiaxu) December 2, 2021

ABSTRACT This dialogue is part of a cross-platform collaboration with Visible Language, the oldest peer-reviewed design journal. Animated by questions about visual methods, genre, form, and analysi...

Come, walk with me for a while through latent space.

A list of things you're allowed to do that you thought you couldn't, or didn't even know you could.

Gabe and I were talking about the Harvard Sensory Ethnography Lab the other day. For context: the HSEL is an experimental form of documentary-making. Each film places you, without narration, into s…

The core application of Greenlight. Contribute to croquet/greenlight-core development by creating an account on GitHub.

Fermat's Library is a platform for illuminating academic papers.

A curated selection of music for listening and dancing in small, safe spaces.

I'm pleased to announce that my first book, Logiciel, is forthcoming on &&& Press in March 2022. Tracing developments in cognitive neuroscience, philosophy of mind, logic, mathematics, and computer science, the book outlines a novel model of computation rooted in topology. pic.twitter.com/N672jT3WBv— AA Cavia (@cavvia) December 15, 2021

1. Mega-LabCosFor-profits comprising several teams led by top scientists from academia. Groups are independent to enable blue sky creativity, but work toward a shared moonshot like taming non-model organisms (@ArcadiaScience) & cellular reprogramming for aging (Altos Labs).— Judy Savitskaya (@heyjudka) December 15, 2021

I’ll be blunt: I’m worried that because of how easy and humble grants are, enabling research through grants will crowd out enabling research through more definite ways. The optimism embodied in grants and the fact that they are effective puts me in the position of doing a tightrope walk over...

This book is difficult and I have many other things I could do with my time. So why am I bothering? Well, one answer is 'I got nerdsniped and now I'm stuck here'. I think it goes a bit deeper though. It looks like I've been jumping around incomprehensibly between

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A critical examination of CS foundations and how to teach them.

Driving w/ @jinjinxsun & talking about creative auteur mega-works, e.g.-Zola's Les Rougon-Macquart-Jacob Lawrence's Migration Series-Benjamin's Arcades Project-Wagner's Ring Cycle-Proust's In Search of Lost Time-James Turrell's Roden Crater-LOTR; ASOIAFOther examples?— Brendan Schlagel (@schlagetown) December 26, 2021

Molly Mielke is a product designer, writer, and researcher with a specific interest in human agency.

The aim of this book is to explain the shape of Greek mathematical thinking. It can be read on three levels: first as a description of the practices of Greek mathematics; second as a theory of the emergence of the deductive method; and third as a case-study for a general view on the history of science.

Here’s a metathread that catalogues the topics I have been exploring for the past few years.Volume 1:1/ What is Life?2/ Lambda Calculus3/ Linguistics4/ Computational Trinitarianism5/ Chaos and Fractals6/ Differentiable Computing7/ Higher Dimensions pic.twitter.com/AyfCYYtYjg— Prathyush (@prathyvsh) July 28, 2020