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Karel Martens patterns - the first one especially would be useful if we explore midi sequencing as a pattern device
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We need ritual technology. Technology designed for ritual use.
Why? Most of the software we use daily is designed to engagement-max. Social media feeds, loot boxes, compulsion loops, gang gang yes yes yes ice cream so good. You’re caught in a feedback loop with the algorithm, and you are the squishiest part of that loop.
Ritual technology operates on... See more
Why? Most of the software we use daily is designed to engagement-max. Social media feeds, loot boxes, compulsion loops, gang gang yes yes yes ice cream so good. You’re caught in a feedback loop with the algorithm, and you are the squishiest part of that loop.
Ritual technology operates on... See more
Gordon Brander • Ritual Technology
A little Sunday inspo! Building small things to find bigger ideas: my current phase of UI exploration for a asset collection ✨
For the assets/videos I used the tools from schultzschultz (https://schultzschultz.com/tools/). Loving these tools 🤍
#uidesigner #uidesignpatterns #ui #webdesigner... See more
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What Rosa calls resonance is a way of relating to the world such that we are open to being affected by it, can respond to its “call,” and then both transform and be transformed by it—adaptive transformation as opposed to mere appropriation. “The basic mode of vibrant human existence,” Rosa explains, “consists not in exerting control over things but... See more
L. M. Sacasas • The Paradox of Control
be sure to turn your sound on during comet onboarding, take it all in https://t.co/YfWSBePAUD
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