[[2022-02-12]]

• [[Anagora]]
  • [[Random]]
    • I've stumbled upon [[no matter what machines]] by @yiction.
      • No being "needs us" to help them "feel" anything. No one can be certain that a being's [[Umwelt]] will never change. And ultimately, we are machines. Mechanicism is just a human, all too human prejudice which does not reflect what machines really are.
• [[Meta]]
  • I've finally made a basic draft of my [[canonical Meta]].
  • I've noticed that I rarely, if ever, produce original content or make writeups about concepts in my private digital garden. It has become a tool for outlining my notes on books and articles in an organized and linked way.
    • I'm really not a [[Zettelkastener]]—as long as I can copy, I never paraphrase.
    • I should fully embrace this and adapt myself to it. I simply don't have the time to obsessively paraphrase and rewrite while I read and study. I can make most of my original content and writeups/entries about concepts public, while keeping my outlining mostly private.
• [[Agora]]
  • [[Kritik der reinen Scheiß-Posting]]
    • When my site's [[Digitarium]] is ready, this [[Agora Digital Garden]] will become a plaintext mirror of it.
• [[Read]]
  • I've read Differentiating online variations of the Commonplace Book: Digital Gardens, Wikis, Zettlekasten, Waste Books, Florilegia, and Second Brains by [[Chris Aldrich]]
    • I should do some research about the history of knowledge management.
• [[Digital gardeners]]
  • I should make something like [[@neil]]'s "[[wikis I like]]" and "[[my garden circles]]", mostly for myself.
    • Maybe it's time for me to start using [[RSS]] again.
    • I've skimmed through a few digital gardens today. The most interesting ones are:
      • [[Agency Made Me Do It]] http://www.hyperphor.com/ammdi/pages/Agency-Made-Me-Do-It.html
        • I've loved this one. Though I'd never be able to choose a single theme as the kernel of my work, I'm really liking how Mike Travers approached this.
      • [[ThoughtStorms]] https://thoughtstorms.info/
        • Comfy, old-school and serendipitous.
        • [[@neil]]'s thoughts and feelings about it are almost the same as mine:

          • Phil has been doing it for a long time. It has an old school look and I really like that. In terms of content, it's precisely what I want to read in someone else's wiki - a hot mix of quick thoughts and long-evolved ideas to stumble through. It's got wiki personality.

            • [[@neil/wikis I like]]
      • [[Gwern.net]] https://www.gwern.net/index
        • Organized, opinionated, and quite charming visually. And fucking loooooooooong.
• [[Art]]
  • I've stumbled upon [[melanocarpa]]'s [[pipepunk]] entry: https://melanocarpa.lesarbr.es/hypha/pipepunk
    • Now I really want to read [[Shōjo Shūmatsu Ryokō]].
    • Some works I believe fit the aesthetic:
      • [[dot flow]]
      • [[Answered Prayers]]
      • [[Tetsuo]]
      • [[Malice@Doll]]
      • [[Silent Hill franchise]]
      • Aside from Answered Prayers (which still is an [[Yume Nikki fangame]], so there's that), all of these are [[Japanese]] works. This isn't surprising.