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@user-1037
Cool I'm into that stuff too : )
It had a very slick ui, very responsive if I remember correctly. Like, 60fps in
the browser kind of thing. Or maybe that was just the pre-rendered teaser
trailer shot idk.
honestly might have just been a front-end project or an animation, idk if it
actually worked as a programming language. But it seemed like a cool "UI" into
programming.
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║ those all seem really cool though! They all kinda have the same basic UI tho, │
║ kinda feel like there's opportunities for different kinds of expression. Like, │
║ in game design there's a lot of different genres, and yeah sidescrollers │
║ include mario and sonic but they're both very different experiences. So too │
║ perhaps could we interact with our computers by programming them in more │
║ engaging ways. │
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║ they say some people are visual learners, others need to be taught, some people │
║ need to watch someone else doing it, and a few might just learn by plugging │
║ their brains into a computer and downloading a black belt in kung fu. │
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║ Maybe typing long paragraphs of logic makes sense for some people, I know for │
║ most it doesn't come naturally. Maybe some people are more used to like, │
║ looking at maps that you can examine at different levels of abstraction. Like │
║ players who play Paradox games zooming from a national perspective to states │
║ and individuals and all the other things they might want to strategize using. │
║ Or m │
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@user-1037
I made a picture, hope it helps! I swear I didn't hallucinate this thing but it
might be less cool than I thought and I might have misremembered and made up
parts of it, I can't tell because it was such a short memory : (
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is it against fedi law to post screenshots of your past liked posts? like,
would that be doxxing people?
I'm thinking like a "youtube rewind" but like, "here's what I'm into" and like
"I could have boosted them but I put them in a 25mb zip file instead so you can
share them more easily which tbh is a greater honor than being boosted because,
like, as long as you're alive that hard drive's gonna follow you and someday in
like 30 years I'll see it and think of you" but also "aren't you scared that
this hard drive of yours will fall into the wrong hands" and like "yeah that's
why I encrypt it because then a stray neutrino could wipe my drive"
... would that be unethical, or would it be kinda sweet and give us a
perspective on what a single slice of the "fediverse" was like at a particular
time? And better question, would that be something worth automating because I
already did like 60% of that for my own posts, could probably just tweak it to
do liked posts as well.
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@user-1040 I think about all those screencaps of Tumblr posts or Twitter
threads or 4chan memes or even making fun of boomers on facebook and, like,
that seems like a privacy nightmare if you don't want your words to be
associated with you. like, if someone saw my name next to something I posted in
2013 then they'd probably get a very different perspective of who I was. That's
just part of growing up, and sometimes growing means changing how you represent
your self. By screenshotting their posts as I did (but didn't post yet) I am
denying the agency to change. Forever more they will be remembered as the name,
face, and words on the screen that I saw fit to remember. That feels
non-consentual to me.
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@user-1037
That looks pretty neat, thanks : )
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@user-1037
Okay I'll add you to my friends list so everytime I'm thinking about memories
of people by looking through the people I'm connected with on each platform
I'll remember you and our short quest to uncover the secret of the
thing-I-might-have-dreamed
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