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#004: fixing fashion • fifth-columnness • microtonal sequencer

Welcome to the fourth edition of Ephemerata, a weekly-ish digest of links, ideas, learnings, and sounds that I think are worth sharing. I’m doing this to stimulate discussion around what I find interesting and also to share things before they disappear into the void of my journal. FIXING FASHION

Six guns pointed at my face

Below is a translated revision of my Facebook post in Portuguese, originally for friends but eventually public, followed by some reflections that I wasn't able to articulate at the time. After that, there is a recording I forgot I had, featuring some of my conversation with the officers.

#003: mirrors • dessert that dispels • drums ablaze

Welcome to the third edition of Ephemerata, a weekly-ish digest of links, ideas, learnings, and sounds that I think are worth sharing. I’m doing this to stimulate discussion around what I find interesting and also to share things before they disappear into the void of my journal. HUMANITY Short

Build and run my apps on your machine

Tutorial time section 00:00 Heads up 00:14 Intro 01:55 The 4 steps 02:11 Step 0: Install node.js 03:37 Step 1: Open the project folder in your terminal 05:29 Step 2: Install dependencies 07:35 Running the project 08:17 Step 3: Run system

@dokoissho's thoughts on hyperdraft

Welcome to the Jungle: thoughts on HyperdraftA friend recommended [Hyperdraft](https://hyperdraft.rosano.ca/) just after it launched last fall.… welcome to the jungle: thoughts on hyperdraft Once set up, Hyperdraft takes care of all that. In common with the retro-futurist return in recent years to stripped-down (note my avoidance

#002: prescription apps • preaching to the choir • improvised freestyles

Welcome to the second edition of Ephemerata, a weekly-ish digest of links, ideas, learnings, and sounds that I think are worth sharing. I’m doing this to stimulate discussion around what I find interesting and also to share things before they disappear into the void of my journal. TECHNOLOGY Scott

#001: Ali Abdaal • collectivity • Heavy Baile

Welcome to the first edition of Ephemerata, a weekly-ish digest of links, ideas, learnings, and sounds that I think are worth sharing. The name is a joke about my historic avoidance of chronologically organized platforms for major output (see Discussion is ephemeral)—I’m embracing the transient nature of newsletters

My mother's gift

It usually takes me time to create projects and develop ideas before sharing them with the world. The durations always differ, but I might expect to wait a month or so as details accumulate, one or more weeks to conceive and finalize a visual identity, some weeks or months for

No logo

Working on note the sound exposed me to musicians and the local venues where they play. They collaborate to present 'entertainment events' but their primary industries are different. I noticed they both participated separately in their own form of logo accumulation: musician or band websites have brands for

Timezone-free apps

The traditional approach to storing time information in software is to convert to a machine-centered timezone such as Coordinated Universal Time (or UTC), and then convert it back to local time for the interface. This approach is precise but at the cost of some mental dissonance when the timezone changes: