Welcome to Anarchy.Website, a blog and archive created by Una Ada. Herein lies articles on a variety of topics, ranging from linguistics to history, from gender issues to anime, and from programming to physics. Despite the name this site is not exclusively about anarchism, but the content here is primarily written through the lens of anarchy.
Recent
Here are the seven latest articles published to this site, in reverse chronological order (newest first), for a full list of every article check out the archive.
Been a while...
I sure do post on Twitter a lot (think 1k posts/month), but never really write about myself on my blog anymore. I’ve written “blog posts” about research or programming, but nothing about my life. Hell, recently I migrated to a new Twitter account, so there isn’t much record of what I’ve been up to. The last post was about a year and a half ago when I was talking about school stuff; this post will...
February 07, 2020, tags: #blog #self
Anarchy.Websiteに振り仮名と地域化
Sleep deprived ranting about ruby text, internationalization, localization, CSS3 support, monospace fonts, and some other stuff. Does this count as documentation? Am I doing a documentation here?
December 11, 2019, tags: #blog #localization #programming #web-dev
Goth Angel Sinners Pt. V: Post-Scarcity Notes
A couple of sleep deprived losers try to explain the philosophical and ecological necessity and implications of post-scarcity as a quote unquote economic mode.
June 25, 2019, tags: #collaboration #notes #outline #podcast
Goth Angel Sinners Pt. IV: The Paris Commune Notes
We're not a history podcast and nobody actually knows what happened in Paris in 1871.
January 17, 2019, tags: #collaboration #notes #outline #podcast
A Quick Note on Monetary Theory
I’ve as of yet done little research and study on economics; in college I was well more preoccupied with physics and computer science and in my own time I’ve simply neglected it. I find this necessary to remedy, simply as a person who lives in, as they say, a society and as someone whose interests lately tend toward socioeconomics; to that end I will soon after completed a few currently in progress works be embarking...
January 12, 2019, tags: #capitalism #economics #monetary-theory #preliminary