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  1. #lazypost

    Are there myth/story traditions where there's more than one Trickster character? If so, are there stories of the Tricksters encountering/tricking each other?

    All the stories I can think of are a Trickster faced with a mundane.

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trickste

  2. #lazypost

    Are there myth/story traditions where there's more than one Trickster character? If so, are there stories of the Tricksters encountering/tricking each other?

    All the stories I can think of are a Trickster faced with a mundane.

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trickste

  3. #lazypost

    Are there myth/story traditions where there's more than one Trickster character? If so, are there stories of the Tricksters encountering/tricking each other?

    All the stories I can think of are a Trickster faced with a mundane.

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trickste

  4. Per @cratermoon, Emacs still does `unexec`. lwn.net/Articles/707615/ Actually, the unexec code deserves a place in a list of big influences on my life. You see, in the early ‘80s, there were many more computer architectures and Unix variants than there are today. The unexec code was very sensitive to both, so there were a lot of C #ifdefs. As I was the maintainer for the Gould PowerNode¹, I watched `unexec` change over time. And… (1/2)

  5. I’m reading “The Sweep and Force of Section Three” (papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf) in which two conservative legal scholars come at the 14th Amendment from an originalist/textualist perspective to argue that ex-President Trump is constitutionally barred from holding federal office. It’s pretty good so far. It makes me wonder (as an aside): there must be analyses of how originalist/textualist the *original* (1800-era) courts were. Links?

    #SupremeCourt #originalism #legalInterpretation #history

  6. I’m reading “The Sweep and Force of Section Three” (papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf) in which two conservative legal scholars come at the 14th Amendment from an originalist/textualist perspective to argue that ex-President Trump is constitutionally barred from holding federal office. It’s pretty good so far. It makes me wonder (as an aside): there must be analyses of how originalist/textualist the *original* (1800-era) courts were. Links?

  7. I’m reading “The Sweep and Force of Section Three” (papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf) in which two conservative legal scholars come at the 14th Amendment from an originalist/textualist perspective to argue that ex-President Trump is constitutionally barred from holding federal office. It’s pretty good so far. It makes me wonder (as an aside): there must be analyses of how originalist/textualist the *original* (1800-era) courts were. Links?

    #SupremeCourt #originalism #legalInterpretation #history

  8. I’m reading “The Sweep and Force of Section Three” (papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf) in which two conservative legal scholars come at the 14th Amendment from an originalist/textualist perspective to argue that ex-President Trump is constitutionally barred from holding federal office. It’s pretty good so far. It makes me wonder (as an aside): there must be analyses of how originalist/textualist the *original* (1800-era) courts were. Links?

    #SupremeCourt #originalism #legalInterpretation #history

  9. I’m reading “The Sweep and Force of Section Three” (papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf) in which two conservative legal scholars come at the 14th Amendment from an originalist/textualist perspective to argue that ex-President Trump is constitutionally barred from holding federal office. It’s pretty good so far. It makes me wonder (as an aside): there must be analyses of how originalist/textualist the *original* (1800-era) courts were. Links?

    #SupremeCourt #originalism #legalInterpretation #history

  10. The paper on git mentioned below (which paper has mysteriously appeared at user.fm/files/v2-70616ae0bb848) speaks of “conceptual design”, which I’m not familiar with. However, it’s described in a way that reminds me of conceptual blending (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conceptu). Long shot: is there an intellectual connection? Might make for an Oddly Influenced episode. (Connection to Christopher Alexander seems more likely.)

    #conceptualDesign #UX mastodon.social/@gvwilson/1108

  11. This reader of the Aubrey/Maturin novels found “Hammocks: a Maritime Tool” well worth a skim. Illustrations that resolved some questions I didn’t know I had about the use of hammocks in naval ships during the Napoleonic Wars.

    thescholarship.ecu.edu/bitstre

    Also: looking at the build instructions for an HMS Speedy model helps. (Sophie in /Master and Commander/ was Speedy in real life.)

    vanguardmodels.co.uk/wp-conten

    Also: modelshipworld.com/topic/22420

    #patrickOBrian #aubrey #maturin

  12. This reader of the Aubrey/Maturin novels found “Hammocks: a Maritime Tool” well worth a skim. Illustrations that resolved some questions I didn’t know I had about the use of hammocks in naval ships during the Napoleonic Wars.

    thescholarship.ecu.edu/bitstre

    Also: looking at the build instructions for an HMS Speedy model helps. (Sophie in /Master and Commander/ was Speedy in real life.)

    vanguardmodels.co.uk/wp-conten

    Also: modelshipworld.com/topic/22420

    #patrickOBrian #aubrey #maturin

  13. #peopleAreWeird

    In the early 1960’s, constructing bubble chambers was all the rage. These were massive machines containing alarming amounts of liquid hydrogen. The 1965 explosion of the east-coast bubble chamber, CEA, (washuu.net/cea-bang.htm) rather bolstered the status of safety engineers over physicists. (See Galison’s /Image and Logic/.)

  14. CW: business value

    /Seeing Like a State/ (podcast episode tomorrow at podcast.oddly-influenced.dev/) is about #legibility of "productive units" to administrators or "the sovereign". Forests are legible when simplified to quantities of harvestable lumber. Villages are legible when simplified to producing taxes/conscripts. And so on.

    I read people saying they've moved on from a focus on producing "story points" or "features" to producing #BusinessValue. Seems good!

    But I have a question...

  15. @vy There was a #GordonPask mini-conference that was attended by some #cybersyn veterans. It was saddening to listen to them talk of the hope they had in those days.

    Rereading /Seeing Like a State/, I wondered if they would be been able to dodge the "high modernizing" bullet.

  16. @vy There was a mini-conference that was attended by some veterans. It was saddening to listen to them talk of the hope they had in those days.

    Rereading /Seeing Like a State/, I wondered if they would be been able to dodge the "high modernizing" bullet.

  17. @vy There was a #GordonPask mini-conference that was attended by some #cybersyn veterans. It was saddening to listen to them talk of the hope they had in those days.

    Rereading /Seeing Like a State/, I wondered if they would be been able to dodge the "high modernizing" bullet.

  18. @vy There was a #GordonPask mini-conference that was attended by some #cybersyn veterans. It was saddening to listen to them talk of the hope they had in those days.

    Rereading /Seeing Like a State/, I wondered if they would be been able to dodge the "high modernizing" bullet.

  19. @vy There was a #GordonPask mini-conference that was attended by some #cybersyn veterans. It was saddening to listen to them talk of the hope they had in those days.

    Rereading /Seeing Like a State/, I wondered if they would be been able to dodge the "high modernizing" bullet.