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@chrisaldrich exactly so - that’s why both Leibniz and Leonardo feature on my highly presumptuous list of writers with ADHD. My take on Leonardo is inspired by Hector Haarkötter’s book on note-making.
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@chrisaldrich Very true. Whereas Bloom’s taxonomy presents a hierarchy of observed learning outcomes, SOLO is a structure of observed learning outcomes, . But the verbs are very similar, presented in a similar hierarchy.
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@sam_c yeah. Not going to argue with that. Glad you like the blog!
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@sam_c I loved your shots of Llandudno. In that arcade I played my first ever computer game (Pong). Glad it’s going strong still. In that pub I heard a passionate diatribe against the demise of the theatre - in the middle of a pantomime performance. Looks like Buttons got that right.
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@dtomvan That’s not a weird question! I’ve just posted an article on a use case for the Zettelkasten.
> “It may frequently be the case that we ourselves do not know the ultimate uses of our notes, yet still find note-taking rewarding.” - Bernstein et al., 2025, Back to the Information City
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@towittowoo thanks for this advice. I’m certainly looking forward to wandering.
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@bobdoto wow! So you have got a moss gardens. That’s fantastic!
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@bobdoto that’s interesting. It would be really cool to have one of those amazing moss gardens. Or one of those gardens that look wild but are actually carefully cultivated down to the last millimetre.
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@bobdoto Yeah I think that’s reassuring too.
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@davebauerart that’s a great podcast you have there! And for everyone following along at home, here’s the link: anchor.fm/s/906570b…
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@hermetic.com That cover artist deserves some kind of cover artist medal!
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@bobdoto I appreciate it especially since you’re a big inspiration
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@drwalt you’re very welcome!
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@johnjohnston thanks - glad you liked it
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@thisness Glad you liked this. My website uses Matt Langford’s Tiny theme for micro.blog
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@tinyroofnail I’m happy you liked it!
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@Miraz thanks - I really liked this image too. Gazing at the night sky, it’s awesome and comforting to know there are more stars, more galaxies than one person can ever comprehend. Very intriguing to imagine the Web like that.
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@amerpie I love this photo!
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@bigzaphod micro.blog has loads of features I really like: bookshelves, autocaptions, bookmarks, photo gallery, search, retroactive categories, podcasts, newsletter, and so on, but for a simple flat file blog, Publii was very easy to use.
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@Miraz Hmm, now you’ve got me thinking about MarsEdit…
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@bobdoto yes, it made me think about writing processes that can work in more than one direction.
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@thereal3ccentric.bsky.social The only thing that makes any sense in this context