OTHER:

(d) If you click and begin an empty box and you want to get rid of it, simply click again, away from the box.

(c) When you select a box, it begins to wiggle.

(b) Selection in Kinopio is done by swiping (the mouse). If you get a wide streak on the screen, you have begun selection. The selection dissolves on its own (in a few seconds). Clicking again, away from the selection, seems to work, too.

(a) The half-circle icons are for making links between boxes (I think that only the note creator can make links)

LEGEND: This is a set of notes done with Kinopio. Each box is a note. If the box contains a URL, the box (1) tries to display a thumbnail and (2) provides an arrow button that can be used to directly open the link.

Beside purchasing tickets and patronizing the arts, I’ve just been made aware of another legitimate use for buying NFTs: signalling costly club memberships. Be careful which clubs you signal membership of!

François-René Rideau

We also talked about reflection for distributed computation, where we can think of messages as reified function calls across systems, and even think of a process itself as being mobile. I don’t have a good reference for this offhand, but it puts me in mind of other ways of describi

dann

And here’s a pdf for the tower of interpreters paper: LaSC-1-1-pp11-37-mystery-tower-revealed-non-reflective-description.pdf

Bruce Schneiers take:

erik

Some post quantum crypto finalists from NIST:

The_Machinery_of_Freedom_.pdf

Links collected by Eric, Dann and Fare.

Links mentioned in CompSci Cabal meeting with Fare (François-René Rideau).

And I mentioned my essay on Creationism vs Evolutionism in Software https://GitHub.com/fare/evo2017

And several of them being broken almost immediately: