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Convivial Forms
Convivial Forms

For example, an algorithm for making coffee may use a parameter number to represent the number of cups to be brewed so that the algorithm’s instructions can refer to this parameter.

Erwig, Martin. Once Upon an Algorithm (p. 57). MIT Press. Kindle Edition.

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A phrase like action movie or mystery novel calls to mind a particular aesthetic and emotional experience, but terms like country, hip-hop, and punk do more. They evoke a kind of person—an incomplete stereotype, certainly, but one that’s instantly legible to anyone who’s even minimally engaged with popular culture. And they also conjure communities: a crowd clad in black T-shirts, combat boots, and studded bracelets at a metal show; in Birkenstocks and cardigans at a folk club. Metalheads and folkies, separated by a chasm, each bond over a love for their chosen music, even if they might now both be endangered species.

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Tiny Dollar - The New York Times
Tiny Dollar - The New York Times
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