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#014: rethinking analytics • Nihiloxica

Welcome to the fourteenth 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. thoughts on

Family language exchange

My father and I sharing a new language with each other through flashcards.

#013: #ZeroData Swap • Azymuth • music salon

Welcome to the thirteenth 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. LANGUAGE The

Zero Data Swap #1: Schemas, interoperability, and Cambria

Schemas and the challenges of defining and standardizing them.

Music and Emotion Sharing Circle — July 31st

Let’s listen to music together and talk about how it affects us. Music and Emotion Sharing Circle - InterintellectDebut host Rosano invites you to this listening salon, exploring the music we listen to and sharing how it affects us. — Post-salon update: listen to our collective playlist. —… Continue reading Music

#012: Hard Bossa • cellular communities • modal improvisation

Welcome to the twelfth 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 Linus

#011: inner feedback loops • family language exchange • visual calculators

Welcome to the eleventh 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. Thanks to

Tiny concert for a friend

I often say that formally studying music "broke my soul into a thousand pieces which I'm slowly putting back together again". It has been a process for me to make more music, feel comfortable with performing and improvising as well as thinking about composition. This performance

Inner feedback loops

In preparing Tiny concert for a friend, I audio recorded myself playing guitar while singing and listened back to it immediately after. I tried to do this at least once per day and ended up with four or five sessions repeating this process with the same set of songs. I

#010: mastery • Moon River • Josué Costa

Welcome to the tenth 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. thoughts on