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Represión y muerte en Ecuador Las fuerzas armadas interrumpieron en el Hospital de Cotacachi (Quito) para desarmar una huelga nacional. Hasta ahora hay un fallecido, una decena de heridos, uno de ello grave, y 17 detenidos

🆕Las fuerzas armadas interrumpieron en el Hospital de Cotacachi (Quito) para desarmar una huelga nacional. Hasta ahora hay un fallecido, una decena de heridos, uno de ello grave, y 17 detenidos.

Boletín desde América Latina con Poli Sabatés y Emiliano Gullo👇
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The construction Random thing that may or not may be a real issue + "this ______ wants to change that" is the laziest or headline ever

Le tengo más fé, ella sí me rompería un poco el corazón

#Wikimedia is currently electing open positions on its Board of Trustees. Wouldn't you know, two pro-Palestinian candidates have been removed from the ballot under mysterious circumstances. Statement from the Arabic Wikimedia community: meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Objecti... #censorship #fascism

YouTube video by Mapfulness Alight In Tyrnasìth - interactive fiction teaser trailer 2

Teaser 2 for my interactive fiction game, with the official game title reveal:

"Alight in Tyrnasìth"

Btw, the title track for AIT is called "Inward, Outward, Forward, Backward"

Coming 2026 🐝

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You are very generous about your knowledge and raising people you have worked with

GUI won because it was more sellable and easier to use for noobs. I went back to the whole HCI literature about CLI when I was researching Voice Interfaces, which I felt was a better grounding for UX in that case. For AI I would actually think we need to consider it a design material for experiences

Fun fact, in the early HCI a lot of the work was based on trying to make better CLI (back in the day HCI was mostly run cog psychologists). The GUI really messed up with that. There was even a period of pushing back against the GUI because CLI is much faster for super users...

Although, I think you started without UX designers because engineers just get into building when they are excited. They are not gonna stop and wait if they can build and see with their own eyes...

... And not the standard set for web and GUI.

It is an analogue issue to writing for cinema vs radio vs video games. Some things may translate but it is not a 1:1 relationship. Funny thing is, IMO UX research could actually inform design and avoid these issues but it needs to come along with new research methods...

Okay then yes, absolutely yes. Same issue with Voice Assistants, before and CUI in general, they don't engage with the medium but try to force it into becoming their known media.

I have been pondering your question, but I feel I need to ask, what are you considering "traditional" UX? I feel that regarding AI and Agents we fell into a place of assuming that designing the user experience was unnecessary, since we can all talk and we have been patching from that point on...

I have officially received an exchange for a book (The Games That Weren't) that I have infinitely more faith in, and cannot stress enough, none of this is bitmap book's fault. The other products I've gotten from them are absolutely stellar, and I'm still confident their physical product of (pt1)

Okay video game podbook is the new conceptual category I didn't know I need it to explain our current times

If you are trying to make a point about the whole FF and how its themes and design are in a specific continuum you could make the claim without excluding other takes, it may be true within your claim. But it is there to be an argument not a fact. The whole thing, needing to make this point is weird.

I just want to add that the missing question in this whole Is-It-Is-It-Not drama is why? What are we trying to do by making the claim of it being a FF? What's the point beyond trying to sound "clever and contrarian"?

anyone who is reading this thread because they were interested and genuinely invested in this being a good product, please, treat yourself, please go buy fightmagicitems.rocks and read that instead. @aidanmoher.com thank you for being an excellent author oh my lord

El they are worse no me ayuda con tu you are awful Gavin

Recuerdo estar caminando por Río Churubusco con mi tío y me contó que de hecho, era un río y estaba entubado. Me voló la cabeza.

My main annoyance in life is people solving the non problem part of the thing and calling it innovation.

And no matter what, Chrono Trigger is not a Final Fantasy and that argumentation is the most cringe text I've seen in a while. What a mess.

As always it was the cover up that made everything worse, the community manager made a very bad call. This leaves nobody happy but I think, and that is sad. I like their books, I hope they can do better.

This has been an impossible situation for Bitmap Books, I hope they do learn from the situation and be more careful about researching their authors. The issue with Moses goes beyond what St1ka showed, and Twitter is filled with very angry racists.

... While this would never replicate the experience (that wasn't my intention) I found out that students could experience the film more deeply through my critique. The film kinda kept playing in their mind and their experience changed. I believe that's our value as lecturers.

I used to teach scriptwriting and I would spend a whole class to explain and situate them in a mind space to watch some seminal films to explain which innovations were, innovative back then. Dissecting Citizen Kane would be a whole 1.5 hours class after explaining how it was built...

I miiiiiight have a little early Samhain surprise for you this week. Not the full demo, but maybe I will unveil a little teaser to celebrate the Official Game Title™ that took 2 years and creating an in-game language based on the Gaelic languages to create!

Tengo un buen porque hay muchas maneras de aproximarnos al ruido, desde la estética, la política, la ecología... Yo empecé a pensar en el tema cuando escribía guiones de radio drama

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Chécate si puedes este libro:
Reverberations: The Philosophy, Aesthetics and Politics of Noise