I wrote more about it here: jamesbvaughan.com/bidirectiona...

And the code is here: github.com/jamesbvaugha...

Here's the article: augmentingcognition.com/ltm.html

It's been on my reading list for years, but better late than never!

That is good to know! I had some config in Info.plist that I thought I needed the ios directory for, but after learning how to configure that bit in app.json, my repo is looking much cleaner.

I've made attempts to learn some iOS development a few times over the past decade. It's always felt surprisingly complex, and this really keeps that feeling going.

Maybe things are worse on the artist side?

I'm curious what the post-acquisition Bandcamp experience has been like for artists on the platform.

Bandcamp's ownership changes are certainly worrisome, and the layoffs seemed bad, but any decline in the product itself has been invisible to me.

Subvert's argument would feel stronger if it were about tangible enshittification rather than just hypothetical enshittification.

One concern I have is that Subvert's core argument for its necessity feels weak to me. The argument is about Bandcamp's enshittification, which hasn't actually happened yet (from my perspective as a long-time fan-user, not an artist-user).

I'm partway through the zine and I'm intrigued by the co-op + corporation model that they hope to implement. If that works, then I'd like to see what other industries it can work for. Maybe a member-owned Bluesky?

Thanks for sharing this! I came across that map on Reddit recently.

It’s been a really helpful resource but I’ve found that it includes a lot of places that seem to be a bit less serious about the music than what I’m looking for, so I’m being a bit picky with what I put on the site from it.

More views of the building

I already spoiled it in my post on the other site, but you get bonus points if you can guess its inspiration.

I originally ordered it with the regular reds, but the operating force was too high for my taste so I swapped them for the "transparent red" ones here: chosfox.com/collections/...

I just checked ZSAs site and they now offer a "pro red" option that looks like they'd be more to my taste.

If you're ever looking for something more slim and the concavity isn't important, I can recommend the ZSA Voyager. It doesn't feel like it's loaded up with extra keys and it's easy to travel with.

Here are some examples of the type of listening space I'm collecting there:
1. Bar Shiru in Oakland
2. Tokyo Record Bar in NYC
3. Unkompress in Berlin
4. Fidelity in Dublin