Freya Holmér Taking Apart Some Awful (AI generated) Technical Writing

I have only seen 13 minutes of this, and I'm feeling sick already. She's really upset about it. I get that, but I think the problem started long before AI was a thing.


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Amy, Taylor & Veronica think things were better in the old days too:


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Spellcaster actually runs from the Internet Archive, I guess its a C64 emulator in JavaScript: https://archive.org/details/c64_spellcaster It was originally for the Apple ][.

See also https://blog.information-superhighway.net/spellcaster

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Freya was in Málaga last year giving this talk:

See Poisson distribution.

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Here's a commentary by Pablo Serrano about the situation in the Arts in the early sixties:

He did an installation Viaje a la luna en el fondo del mar at a hotel in Málaga:

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Janet Axelrud on the name Architect of Ideas

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Idea #2: The Library


Idea #3: A Math Book 

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