Nov 30, 2008
a custard of ipomoeas
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ipomoea batatas , you are my helpmeet. having made two sweet potato pies in the last two days, here is the freshly-tuned, officially-sanctio...
and its pal, the human calendar
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swerrrrrrt .
the human clock
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marrrrrvelous .
Nov 29, 2008
self, expanding #3
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The expansion of the circle that fills the view and interest of individuals may frequently give rise to a particular form of egoism that eng...
Nov 28, 2008
stability
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The felt insecurity concerning the basis of such relations often moves us, who desire to maintain the relation at all cost, to acts of exagg...
Nov 27, 2008
after tryptophan
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and craig and jenny thought there wouldn't be enough food. they were disabused of the notion by 4.30pm, at which time the side counter w...
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Nov 26, 2008
spatial operating environment
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oblong industries is developing an operating environment that relies on gestural input and thus allows data presentation in more than the u...
Nov 25, 2008
summer
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who's bryan? no clue, but the pictures here are sweet.
Nov 24, 2008
milk, definitely.
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i cannot comprehend why people make a huge fuss about dark chocolate and regard milk chocolate eaters as pariahs of a particularly egregious...
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visual isomorphism and values dissemination
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having recently completed a small-N analysis, i conclude that startups by ex-googler ( xooglers , if you will) look sort of like google prod...
Nov 21, 2008
bureaucracy
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Precision, speed, unambiguity, knowledge of the files, continuity, discretion, unity, strict subordination, reducing of friction and of mate...
Nov 19, 2008
life as transcript
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last night, yochai benkler made the usual introductory remarks in advance of the berkman center 's workshop on subject security. Some M...
Nov 18, 2008
bricolage
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every so often, i come across something that feels great; some organization has gone and used the resources available to it and done somethi...
Nov 16, 2008
we must have one
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the toaster for the well-equipped home . (unfortunate: depending on the image, the product is likely an uncrisp piece of toast.)
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self, expanding, #2
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What man most passionately wants is his living wholeness and his living unison, not his own isolate salvation of his "soul." Man w...
self, expanding
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I find it useful to think of the ego complex as a thing that keeps expanding, not as something to be overcome or done away with. An ego has ...
Nov 14, 2008
the kelmscott chaucer
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michael arranged for us to visit the houghton today to see books printed from the days of classical printing through to the revival of arti...
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Nov 12, 2008
make your own muppet
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fao schwartz has a new service that allows you to make your own muppet online . presumably, the patterns get sent to some lasercutter somewh...
Nov 9, 2008
weather
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what else is really nice: when the night before was damp, the day that follows is dry and sunny, the leaves on the walnut and beech in the y...
Nov 7, 2008
stamps by typographers
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a neat collection assembled by michael russem (i think as part or consequence of designing the mentoring stamp ). for reasons not entirely ...
Nov 6, 2008
final marks
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after press last night, we watched final marks , a short film about letter design and letter cutting in stone at the john stevens shop in n...
Nov 4, 2008
the packagers are smarting up
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finally .
Nov 3, 2008
the shape of things
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when enough data gets together, neat stuff happens . it's probably not precise enough to call it an emergent property of data en masse, ...
ithaka
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As you set out for Ithaka hope your road is a long one, full of adventure, full of discovery. Laistrygonians, Cyclops, angry Poseidon—do...
Oct 29, 2008
where does the flavour go?
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not long ago, on a cold late morning close to lunch, i made a bowl of whole-grain udon dressed with a vast quantity of chopped cilantro and...
an unusual compliment
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so, i'm trying to get this project off the ground. Max : youre a little model-happy 2:16 PM me : hey? Max : im reading your document ...
Oct 28, 2008
discovering topology
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a nice new idea for a game , even though i don't play online games ever.
outside at this very moment
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you know what's really spectacular? when the skies are the grey of galvanised metal and it has just rained. at this time of year when th...
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Oct 22, 2008
a great idea
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this is a great idea even if aaron says it's not as data-intensive as i think it is.
Oct 19, 2008
ann cooper and polycausality
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i like to say that everything is polycausal. one example, obviously, is food. in 2005, we ran a tutorial in the biology department here (bi...
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