"i'm so moved by the beautiful complexity of being alive" this excerpt from your blog too btw, evoked extremely strong feelings and i've got to make a spot on my site, site journal or a shrine dedicated to the beauty in my everyday life's mundanity now. your entries are beautiful
this was such a lovely message to wake up to, thank you so much!! and i think that's a great idea! it may be cliche, but it rly is the little things...
(in case you do end up seeing this reply) user vashti and user cmsvgp have achieved this with their neocities sites to a great extent! all of it just fills my heart up, so much
when i started my website half a year back, i didn't expect to ever build a community out of this drive to carve out a personal niche for myself amidst the ruins the internet is in right now....love every single one of you, my mutuals, and people cheering on me from the sidelines! i kind of feel bad about procrastinating on all my other pages now, i dont even have my About page done yet LOLOL
ty very much!! browsed your site just now and its so cute, you did an awesome job, i love <3 cant wait for your album and scrapbook pages
i cant wait for them either haha !! but thank you, i look forward to a lot of your updates as well :-D
saw you talking about topology on scrolling, coincidentally wolfram mathematica has a really good section on it https://mathworld.wolfram.com/topics/Topology.html
Thank you for that notes site! I have found Wolfram mathematica useful for individual topic elaborations (and it was actually their "New in MathWorld" page that inspired the Change Log page), but I see it (and have used it) as more of a reference tool than something intended for first time learners - there is no recommended or established chronology to learn topics progressively with.
@humanknowledge That’s fair. maybe the reason i found it helpful is because i referred to it in tandem with my school classes after all
vashti's page is somewhere truly special