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Mean Hand
Anna Zhang
Mean Hand is a typeface made from the average of thousands of individual samples in the EMNIST dataset: 814,255 handwritten characters gathered by the US government in the early 1990s to automate Census form processing. The font covers the full alphabet and digits across nine weights.
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Anna Zhang
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What Do You See?
molly baker ragan
Find order in a chaotic world with whatdoyousee.nyc, a participatory web-based archive composed of curiosity, code, and hundreds of photos of everyday New York City.
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mbr
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Channel Surfing 003: WIKI w/ Chaski [wiki poetics] & Annie Rauwerda [depths of wikipedia]
Firuza Huseynova
Channel Surfing is a web series deep-diving into digital collections. CS003 will reflect on all things WIKI: rabbit holes, hyperlinks, online communities, free information, folksonomic classification, and the usefulness of useless knowledge.
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Channel Surfing
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Nine Creative Meditations
Yancey Strickler
IY
+1
A series of reflections from my (Yancey's) creative experiences expressed as a written essay (the A-side) and video essay (the B-side)
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Metalabel
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The Dark Forest Anthology of the Internet
Yancey Strickler
Peter Limberger
+9
A book about how to survive on the internet. It’s about the cozy web, the dark web, the dark forest, the clear net, the dark net, and a new social world emerging around us. This is the Dark Forest Anthology of the Internet.
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The Dark Forest Collective
$10+
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The Shape of Now
Melissa Wong
Myths of Creation
+3
A collaborative art project on how to find your own North and shape our collective shift toward a new world order
Released by
Resonance Collective
$14
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