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A Big Hand For the Little Lady (1966) Directed & Produced by #FielderCook Starring #HenryFonda #JoanneWoodward #PaulFord #JasonRobards #BurgessMeredith #CharlesBickford #KevinMcCarthy #ABigHandFortheLittleLady #Hollywood #hollywood #picture #film #movie #cinema #films #theater #movies #movieposter #movieworld #movielovers #movienews #screen https://www.instagram.com/p/B-W2cxEAE6M/?igshid=tj0batwo2awp
Here is a book I am pretty excited about! First edition with a inscription from Paul Ford to myself. "To M____, best wishes and happy hunting!" I bought this from him along with the uncorrected proof copies of two Cormac McCarthy books. Thought @personalmatterbooks would get a kick out of it. . . . . #rare #rarebooks #cormacmccarthy #paulford #firstedition #signed #bookstagram #book #bookporn #bookcollection #bookcollector #bookcollecting #photoofday #bookhunting
There’s no magic, no matter how much it looks like there is. There’s just work to make things look like magic.
When you “batch” process a thousand images in Photoshop or sum numbers in Excel, you’re programming, at least a little. When you use computers too much—which is to say a typical amount—they start to change you. I’ve had Photoshop dreams, Visio dreams, spreadsheet dreams, and Web browser dreams. The dreamscape becomes fluid and can be sorted and restructured. I’ve had programming dreams where I move text around the screen. You can make computers do wonderful things, but you need to understand their limits. They’re not all-powerful, not conscious in the least. They’re fast, but some parts—the processor, the RAM—are faster than others—like the hard drive or the network connection. Making them seem infinite takes a great deal of work from a lot of programmers and a lot of marketers. The turn-of-last-century British artist William Morris once said you can’t have art without resistance in the materials. The computer and its multifarious peripherals are the materials. The code is the art.

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whatiscode - Paul Ford’s “What Is Code?”
The code that drives Paul Ford’s recent essay “What is Code?” has been open-sourced and placed on GitHub. I have a feeling this article will have long term relevancy. If you haven’t read it yet, you’re missing out.
The enigmatic and hilarious Paul Ford returns to Tomorrow to discuss his recent, critically acclaimed Businessweek story "What Is Code?" The two men actually manage to stay on topic for a little while, but the conversation soon devolves (evolves?) into a whirlwind discussion about commenters, Batman, and Nokia. In addition, listeners will have a front row seat to the birth of a unique, high-concept restaurant.
Over the last two weeks I kept expecting it to be covered in the media (really!), but it wasn’t, so I’m writing about what I think, since I can also be the media.
Paul Ford, 2015
A “No to” Poem — The Message — Medium