R.I.P. Dick, pt. 2; body-text fonts, pt. 16: Calisto; a Father’s Day joke
The Cornell Chronicle has published the best overview so far of Dick’s life and career. I especially like what it says about Dick’s contribution to the philosophy of science, and I like the reminiscences of Cornell PhDs Koltonski and Jezzi.
I also like the word “reminiscences.”
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The screenshot of this month’s body-text font has been chosen with Dick in mind. The passage is not a quotation from one of Dick’s books or articles. Rather, it showcases his patience. It’s the most self-indulgent footnote in the dissertation I wrote for him, which I set in Calisto.
Dick’s comment: What is tackling?
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Happy Father’s Day.
I also like the word “reminiscences.”
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The screenshot of this month’s body-text font has been chosen with Dick in mind. The passage is not a quotation from one of Dick’s books or articles. Rather, it showcases his patience. It’s the most self-indulgent footnote in the dissertation I wrote for him, which I set in Calisto.
Dick’s comment: What is tackling?
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Happy Father’s Day.
