minimal computing is perhaps best understood as a heuristic comprising four questions to determine what is, in fact, necessary and sufficient when developing a digital humanities project under constraint: 1) “what do we need?”; 2) “what do we have”; 3) “what must we prioritize?”; and 4) “what are we willing to give up?”

http://digitalhumanities.org/dhq/vol/16/2/000646/000646.html

@neauoire @rostiger 🙏

@neauoire did they solve the renumeration issue?

@rostiger @neauoire what's the typo?!?! ahaha

@rostiger @neauoire ohh shit i mixed my m's and my n's

@neauoire @l03s uxn paper a-coming? ;))

@neauoire yup, love me some proquints

@neauoire *in the year 200022, a remnant nomad tribe speaks purely in 4-syllable computational idioms, handed down through time from the oxen language of old"