Auto: misc.

cyberiad.md

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+# Cyberiad
+
+- One of my favourite books by [[stanislaw lem]].
+- [[trurl]], [[klapaucius]].
+

samuel-klein.md

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 - A [[person]].
 - [[twitter]] twitter.com/metasj
 - [[go]] http://blogs.harvard.edu/sj
+- Another fan of the [[cyberiad]].
 
 
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ward-cunningham.md

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 - Wiki 
   - Had experience with Smalltalk, amassed over several months of undirected exploration
   - People asked for the gist of Smalltalk to learn it over two days. How to condense months of learning in a format that makes that possible?
-  - The text in the wiki came from that.
-- "Made this thing over a weekend because nobody was sending me tihng" -- I called it wiki because it meant "fast".
-  - "If I make this stupid simple" -- people won't think I tried hard, but they will have the tools to "make it work".
+  - The initial pattern repository came from that (influenced by [[christopher alexander]]).
+- "Made this thing over a weekend because people were sending me things by email that didn't render right" -- called it wiki because it meant "fast".
+  - "If I make this stupid simple" -- people won't think I tried hard, but they will have the tools to "fix it".
 - Tended to the wiki a few hours a day -- in the time between "proper work". But that tending paid off.
 - For long, people could have thrashed but didn't. Then someone did, and people just tended to it.
 - The environment that resulted was very *creative*. Lots of vocabulary was coined right there.
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 [person]: person "Person"
 [twitter]: twitter "Twitter"
 [c2]: c2 "C2"
+[christopher-alexander]: christopher-alexander "Christopher Alexander"
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