If I understand this correctly, you're talking about using paper as a computing interface? That's such a neat idea!

Yeah, and it's really worth checking out https://dynamicland.org/, because Bret Victor is actually doing this -- slash pointing the way to what such a world could look like. It just seems like now might be a good time for specific smaller parts of that vision to be carved off and developed further. I say that largely because of the advances in multimodal AI, which maybe haven't been fully applied yet in this area.

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smj-edison 4 hours ago | parent [-]

And a shout-out to https://folk.computer/ as well! They're not as far along in terms of feature parity, but they are open source, and exploring the space in other directions.

	▲	kruffalon 16 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		If you have any ins with this project would you mind asking them to add a line or 2 describing what it is about, or even a linked text in the start.txt file? Just a simple: > Folk Computer is a research & art project centered around designing new physical computing interfaces. From ./notes/tableshots.txt with a link towards the top would imo be quite helpful. (Sorry, this is just one of my pet peeves: needing to know what a project is about before being able to read about it is just terrible UX, although extremely common as we as humans tend to forget that we know things others don't)