iiinova — where your digital self keeps evolving

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Tom Gauld @tomgauld.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

My latest @newscientist.com cartoon. many more here: www.newscientist.com/author/tom-gauld/

Image: A graph with lots of red dots clustered together in a curve. The are all looking upwards at a single red dot wearing sunglasses.

Caption: Mike was an outlier and would probably be excluded from the study, but all the other data points secretly thought he was really cool.

Michał @dobranow.ski · 08/09/2026

heard the "clair obscur: expedition 33" soundtrack on the radio, bought the game, and now you're telling me there's an entire world tour??? apaintedsymphony.expedition33.com

apaintedsymphony.expedition33.com

CLAIR OBSCUR : Expedition 33 - A Painted Symphony

Get your tickets for the European shows

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Michał @dobranow.ski · 04/08/2026

🏝️ Hashi - 2026-08-04 Solved in 00:58 Play at hashi.giacomocavalieri.me

hashi.giacomocavalieri.me

🏝️ Play Hashi

Play a new Hashi puzzle every day!

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Nelind @nel.pet · 18/07/2026

cant find your door stopper? introducing: the collected works of søren kierkegaard!

a picture of a bag of books stood in front of a door holding it open. in the bag you can see part of a yellowish-greenish book cover

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Haskell programming language @haskell.org · 09/07/2026

"Learn You a Haskell for Great Good" is available as an interactive Sabela notebook on your browser! sabela.datahaskell.com/c/1ea40000 #Haskell

sabela.datahaskell.com

Learn You a Haskell for Great Good!

Curated reactive Haskell notebooks.

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Michał @dobranow.ski · 05/07/2026

summer break is here, so i spent some time polishing my little project written in @gleam.run. it's a really fun programming language, definitely recommend it. github.com/mdbrnowski/c...

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GitHub - mdbrnowski/ciele: Lightweight monitoring for static websites.

Lightweight monitoring for static websites. Contribute to mdbrnowski/ciele development by creating an account on GitHub.

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Michał @dobranow.ski · 04/07/2026

a really nice example of this is the birch–swinnerton-dyer conjecture (named after birch and swinnerton-dyer)

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Michał @dobranow.ski · 04/07/2026

i recently learned you use a hyphen for things named after one person with a double surname, but an en-dash for things named after two separate people. two people (en-dash): banach–tarski paradox, church–turing thesis one person (hyphen): levi-civita symbol, sainte-laguë method

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Michał @dobranow.ski · 14/06/2026

funnily enough I ended up reading it indirectly because of @csaudk.bsky.social. love you guys.

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Michał @dobranow.ski · 14/06/2026

tove ditlevsen, where have you been all my life

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Michał @dobranow.ski · 25/05/2026

tolkien quoted in an encyclical was not on my 2026 bingo card

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Aeon Magazine @aeon.co · 04/12/2025

In a culture that prizes efficiency, sleep is often seen as a waste of time, or something to ‘hack’. But, as @saraprotasi.bsky.social argues, sleep is more than just a tool for higher productivity; it is intrinsically valuable and has its own aesthetic pleasures to be enjoyed

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Sleep is not just a physical need but a delicious pleasure | Aeon Essays

The idea that we should reduce sleep to an efficient minimum in our lives gets something fundamentally wrong

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Financial Times @financialtimes.com · 22/11/2025

It’s been a long time coming, but FT Alphaville is finally on Substack. You can subscribe and read for free, here: on.ft.com/49D7nIl

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Michał @dobranow.ski · 18/10/2025

kindle paperwhite 3 (released over a decade ago) is still probably the best tech purchase I've ever made -- unbeatable value for money

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Michał @dobranow.ski · 29/09/2025

Really interesting essay, especially from the perspective of someone outside the US, where debates about Wikipedia being ideologically biased are virtually non-existent.

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