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     {{:chatgpt_logo-1.jpg?128 |ChatGPT Logo}} {{:chatgpt_logo-1.jpg?128 |ChatGPT Logo}}
      
    -this is not a convivial tool (or is it?). when “tools for conviviality”{{::tools_for_conviviality_cover.png?256|Tools for Conviviality Cover}} \\+this is not a convivial tool (or is it?).  
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     +when “tools for conviviality”\\ {{:tools_for_conviviality_cover.png?256 |Tools for Conviviality Cover}} \\
     was written, tech companies like these did not exist yet; you could argue that their approach\\ to not make you pay money but instead pay with time & data fulfills some of the qualities a\\ convivial tool should fulfill, but contradicts others. for example: while you're generally\\ dependent on server uptime, you could usually use something like YouTube or ChatGPT 24/7 for\\ productive purposes (many more points to be made [electricity consumption] --> could be interesting?) was written, tech companies like these did not exist yet; you could argue that their approach\\ to not make you pay money but instead pay with time & data fulfills some of the qualities a\\ convivial tool should fulfill, but contradicts others. for example: while you're generally\\ dependent on server uptime, you could usually use something like YouTube or ChatGPT 24/7 for\\ productive purposes (many more points to be made [electricity consumption] --> could be interesting?)
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     +Hannah Gmeiner's bachelor project (which I was reminded of when reading the About page on [[https://simplifier.neocities.org/about|simplifier.neocities.org]] \\ [love [[https://neocities.org/|https://neocities.org/]] & have wanted to use it for something for a long time as well!]) is about the complete\\ opposite of something like this large intangible algorithm (ChatGPT): “[[https://permacomputingasapracticefordigitalgraphicdesign.com/#item1|permacomputing]] as a practice for digital\\ graphic design” --- “The intention of this work is to explore new, sustainable approaches to graphic design through\\ Permacomputing. Experiments demonstrate how possibilities in graphic design can be expanded to achieve environmentally\\ conscious results.” (permacomputing --- permacultures)
      
    - +instead of throwing more and more compute & electricity at the problem, she devised ways to work with less, seeing\\ constraints as creative opportunities (i.e. designing posters in 24x34px resolution to create a smaller file size,\\ rendering text via .epub files on an old kindle, …)
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    -Hannah Gmeiner's bachelor project (which I was reminded of when reading the About page on [[https://simplifier.neocities.org/about|simplifier.neocities.org]] \\ [love [[https://neocities.org/|https://neocities.org/]] & have wanted to use it for something for a long time as well!]) is about the complete opposite of something like this large intangible algorithm (ChatGPT): “[[https://permacomputingasapracticefordigitalgraphicdesign.com/#item1|permacomputing]] as a practice for digital graphic design” --- “The intention of this work is to explore new, sustainable approaches to graphic design through Permacomputing. Experiments demonstrate how possibilities in graphic design can be expanded to achieve environmentally conscious results.” (permacomputing --- permacultures) +
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    -instead of throwing more and more compute & electricity at the problem, she devised ways to work with less, seeing constraints as creative opportunities (i.e. designing posters in 24x34px resolution to create a smaller file size, rendering text via .epub files on an old kindle, …)+
      
     {{:poster-03-min.jpg?256 |}}{{:kindle-4.png?256 |}} {{:poster-03-min.jpg?256 |}}{{:kindle-4.png?256 |}}
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    -similarly to this low-tech approach, I really love this wiki and all the quirks that come with it. it feels like a living organism (grass roots hierarchy), and makes me want to explore, go down rabbit holes. (I could imagine working only with the wiki)+similarly to this low-tech approach, I really love this wiki and all the quirks that come with it.\\ it feels like a living organism (grass roots hierarchy), and makes me want to explore, go down rabbit holes.\\ (I could imagine working only with the wiki) 
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    -writing this I also realize how writing is a cool tool which probably makes me look like a tool (parentheses)+---- 
     +writing this I also realize how writing is a cool tool which probably makes me look like a tool (parentheses)\\ 
     don't know what I could work on that has to do with writing / language / words though! a wooden puzzle? something with wood. don't know what I could work on that has to do with writing / language / words though! a wooden puzzle? something with wood.
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     {{ ::words_on_wood_chair.jpg?600|}} {{ ::words_on_wood_chair.jpg?600|}}
     {{ ::img_8791.jpeg?600 |}} PUNS :-) {{ ::img_8791.jpeg?600 |}} PUNS :-)
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