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~cryptosalience~ contributing editor of http://ribbonfarm.com  ~~~~read Christopher Alexander, do rituals~~~~

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    1. Callum Flack‏ @callumflack 14 May 2018
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      It’s finally time to read Christopher Alexander. Where should I start if I’ve read only tidbits & summaries? cc @sarahdoingthing @dehowell @doriantaylor

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    2. Dorian Taylor‏ @doriantaylor 14 May 2018
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      Replying to @callumflack @sarahdoingthing @dehowell

      either pattern language or notes on the synthesis of form

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    3. Callum Flack‏ @callumflack 14 May 2018
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      Thank you

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    4. Dorian Taylor‏ @doriantaylor 14 May 2018
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      Replying to @callumflack @sarahdoingthing @dehowell

      A Pattern Language is the most popular; most likely that somebody else at a cocktail party will have read it. Breezy read despite being 1100 pages. NotSoF is an adaptation of his PhD thesis; <300 pages but a lot of math. Also the oldest, and least magisterial tone.

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    5. Sister Sarah‏ @sarahdoingthing 14 May 2018
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      Replying to @doriantaylor @callumflack @dehowell

      best way to read pattern language is to just start reading patterns at total random

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    6. Simon Rodier‏ @SimRodier 14 May 2018
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      Replying to @sarahdoingthing @doriantaylor and

      I'm not sure. Although I did pick a few here and there initially, you miss the whole hierarchy if reading at random, imo.

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    7. Callum Flack‏ @callumflack 14 May 2018
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      Replying to @SimRodier @sarahdoingthing and

      Thank you, everyone! I'll start with APL. My intuition is it'll become a bible for me. Dorian, loved yr "Toward a Theory of Design as Computation" article, esp "I'm fed up with work­ing in an ecosys­tem that se­lects for garbage…"

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    8. Chenoe Hart‏ @chenoehart 24 May 2018
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      Late to this discussion, but The Timeless Way of Building is a useful companion to APL too.

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    9. Dorian Taylor‏ @doriantaylor 24 May 2018
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      Replying to @chenoehart @callumflack and

      yeah in a way Timeless Way and APL are companions; the others in the CES series are interesting (and actually quite useful) but not coupled as tightly

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      Sister Sarah‏ @sarahdoingthing 25 May 2018
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      I’m reading the rug book for the first time and wow

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        1. Dorian Taylor‏ @doriantaylor 25 May 2018
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          the rug book and das linz cafe are the only ones i haven't read

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