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AddMaking a git repo, completely manually. A clever explanation about how git works, and what it does.
It's easier to do sloppy work nowadays.
The idea that product (design) teams need a vision to work towards. The examples are a bit outdated (a car and a cruise ship should not be the ultimate goal anymore), but this is something our students should probably learn. And something we, as a school, should do as well?
Mooi artikel over tijd, over The Clock, over de expo in Breda, over verschillende soorten tijd.
Google AI feature in its search results is really bad.
Another super relevant set of guidelines to work with
I agree with the idea that businesses do not need to grow. Growth is the ideology of a tumor, of a parasite.
Vocabulary of any tech hype, really, not just AI.
Depressing stats about using ridiculous amounts of energy
Wow, an incredible "book" about how digital things work. Can’t wait to see more articles.
Wonderful, the old Japanese calendar was divided into 72 seasons, each of a few days. I wonder if something like this could be made for my backyard, for instance.
About llm’s bazooka’s and accessibility.
Interesting way of teaching the complexity of typography. A similar approach could be used for other design topics as well.
Excellent lecture about resisting AI.
I want to conclude by emphasising that the proposition that the role of the university is to resist AI is not simply a defence of pedagogy, but an affirmation of the social importance of imagination.
Very interesting article that points out that the EAA goes much further than the WCAG. We should focus on that as well.
I want to start using the temporal API for my clocks.
Very handy, and cleverly opinionated read-later tool.
Zeer uitgebreid artikel over Malcolm X
The author writes about junktime, which I think is an even higher step from kairos -> chronos -> junktime. Who was it again who said that Kairos is village life, Chronos is city life, controlled by the clock, and then Junktime might be online life, controlled by ever presence.
Your brain is less active when you use tools instead of just your brains. Not very shocking. Rather obvious.
Observations about shrinking time, the idea that the computer didn’t give us more time, as promised, but instead filled our lives with micro tasks. We should leave the clock at the door in many situations, like the art/design classroom
Bovendien is het moeilijk voor te stellen hoe radicale gelijkwaardigheid eruitziet, het is onbekend terrein. Ik weet ook niet hoe een wereld zonder uitbuiting eruit zou zien, maar de huidige wereldorde leidt tot oorlog en geweld, dus het is het onderzoeken waard.