Imagine a piece of tissue paper.
Coat it with cyanotype chemicals.
Fold it into an origami crane.
Let it be a crane for a while, in any place with a bit of light. Ignore it, play with it, whatever.
After a while, unfold it. Develop.
You'll get an image.
The image is the memory of it's experience as an origami crane.
Repeat. Every crane's experience - and hence every image - will be unique.
Here's 4 out of the >750 I've made so far.
Surfer sliding off the back, Sunset Cliffs
“Uno mas!” we used to say, trying to fit in one more before the sun went down.
One Twitter engineer, on why he decided to leave:
"So my friends are gone, the vision is murky, there is a storm coming and a no financial upside. What would you do? Would you sacrifice time with your kids over the holidays for vague assurances and the opportunity to make a rich person richer or would you take the out?"
If you're not opposed to venturing onto Birdsite, this is an *amazing* thread from a sysadmin documenting the myriad ways Twitter could fail technically, with insufficient human-power around to fix it. A bit fear-monger-y, but also frighteningly realistic.
https://twitter.com/mosquitocapital/status/1593541177965678592?s=57&t=8OA-MGexKqqGTcV5q-hFlw
Neil de Grasse Tyson's conversation with Sam Harris on "Science and Civilization" - especially the sections on paradigm shifts and affirmative action - are worth the price of subscription alone (but you can listen to half of it for free). NdGT is a gift.
https://www.samharris.org/podcasts/making-sense-episodes/302-science-civilization