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Houdini Custom Paint CSS Art Deco Borders for the @archive

After discovering the Custom Paint CSS Houdini APIs, I finally could port the Art Deco borders from AnnotationsKit to the Archive . Given that no browser but Chrome supports it, I have only used it in the personal profile pages as no one checks them out. But they look so nice.

Here is the transcription of the image, organized to reflect the spatial layout and the relationship between the notes and the central axis:
[A hand-drawn conceptual diagram featuring a central radiant figure in a star-patterned robe and crown; a horizontal axis connects 'ONE PERSON' on the left to 'THE HYPER MESSAGE' on the right, with various arrows and handwritten annotations describing a spectrum between personal/niche objects and universal/optimized ones.]
[Top Center]
I love the very both of them.
AND I HAVE ALL OF THEM.
[Left Side - 'Niche/Personal']
(Speech bubble from 'ONE PERSON'): VERY SPECIFIC THINGS
(Note with arrow pointing to the left side of the axis):
here one may have specific paper; special ink, custom notebooks; here is personal
(Note below the left side):
here you must try to preserve things yourself;
(Note at the bottom left corner):
The only thing I can say is that this blue works the best with white paper.
[Center-Left Transition]
(Note with arrow pointing towards the 'ONE PERSON' side):
here things are niche and may not be found once you had them.
[Center-Right Transition]
(Note with arrow pointing towards the right side):
here you have things like '==LAMY==' designed universally for everyone.
[Right Side - 'Universal/Hyper Message']
(Speech bubble from a group of figures): Things that are deprived of specific things; optimized for everyone.
(Label below the figures): THE HYPER MESSAGE
(Note with arrow pointing to the right side of the axis):
here things are easier to replace. Like the dollar pen; like the IKEA things.
(Final note at the bottom right, pointing toward the group):
I think my dollar fountain pen goes here. It has a blue that perhaps everyone including myself love — it is optimized for absolutely everyone.

Personal vs. Hyper-Message Thinking

A figure showing a staged roadmap toward “1285”, beginning with improving work, learning, education, and society through familiar design-thinking workshops and graph/communication education, passing through a central “threshold”, and evolving into dissolving barriers preventing the full human vision of 1285, ending in a post-place condition with autonomous navigation, universally usable toolbox theory, and threshold-making as the main mode of creation
How to improve work; learning; education; and society?
How to dissolve the barriers of the world stopping us from having the full human vision of the 1285
SUMMER
With the familiar base of design thinking A nice workshop for making.
Creating tangible things within the corporate culture.
Gathering the first group of people for it.
Training people to understand the concepts of graphs; communications; and the Architecture
THRESHOLD
Seeing the whole meaning of the thing and building towards the 1285 with its fundamental values.
1285
NO LONGER ANY FORM OF A PLACE
FULLY AUTONOMOUS ZPD NAVIGATION
TOOL BOX THEORY FULLY USED BY EVERY ONE
THRESHOLD MAKING AS THE MAIN MAKING OF ALL THINGS.

From Summer Camp To 1285 , The Threshold Diagram ( Threshold of The Reverse Viewpoint )

SomeConsiderationsFor1285'sDesign
Some Considerations For 1285 's Design
Day's Context
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