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I remember the first time I saw the World Wide Web.



Ethereum: Bigger than the Internet?

Explore how AI hallucinations, often seen as flaws, can fuel human creativity. Discover DALL-E 3s power to imagine the surreal and inspire artistic breakthrough

Welcome to the Museum of AI Hallucinations

What if Wikipedia were a place you could visit? That’s the idea behind The Museum of All Things, a free and open-source procedurally-generated museum

The Museum of All Things: A Wikipedia You Can Visit

Explore the journey of Hidonix, a deep tech company innovating across industries with cutting-edge technologies like Extended Reality, AI, and Robotics.

Meet the Startup Changing Museums For the Better

"We fear the Greeks bringing gifts," but are willing to accept the gifts, if the officers of the two organizations are certain that it is all right.

A MUSEUM OF ART AND NATURAL HISTORY

The HackerNoon AI Image Gallery is a space where AI and human creativity intersect. Keep reading to find out more about our recent AI improvements.

The HackerNoon Museum: AI Image Art Gallery

Federal records show the Illinois State Museum has reported that it holds the remains of at least 7,000 Native Americans.

This Museum Was Built on Native American Burial Mounds: What to Know About the Dickson Mounds Museum

As more and more artists and collectors turn to NFTs - museums are starting to take notice. 

How Museums are Using NFTs to Monetize and Preserve Art 

NFTs (and their derivatives) are the future of art, and museums are the perfect place to start. Explore the latest trends in NFTs and how they're changing

How NFTs and Museums are Creating A Digital Art Revolution

A Short History of the World, by H. G. Wells, is part of the HackerNoon Books Series. You can jump to any chapter in this book here. THE MUSEUM AND LIBRARY AT ALEXANDRIA

THE MUSEUM AND LIBRARY AT ALEXANDRIA

This is the first time we've used React to broadcast live streaming our brain data

How I Live Stream My Brain with Amazon IVS, a Muse Headband and React

How are museums using NFTs, and perhaps just as intriguing, why are they using NFTs?

NFTs Are More Beneficial to Museums than You Think

It allows art museums to thrive amidst the uncertainty of a digital future by embracing the technology changing it.

A Whole New Digital World: Are Museums Dead? 

In this slogging thread, our random channel had the opportunity to discuss the latest news about vandalism in an art gallery.

A Russian Painting was Vandalized by Bored Museum Security Guard

Why we need to make time to visit our own depths of thought.

Find Your Creativity Muse Amidst the Noise of Life

It's no secret people love to collect: shoes, watches, cards, cars, tinder matches? In some cases, countries. This year, Covid turned some of us into toilet paper collectors.

The Evolution Of Collectibles: From Cardboard To Museums In The Metaverse

MuseScore is a popular digital sheet music brand known for two big products. The first is an open source desktop app that allows users to create high quality scores. The second is MuseScore.com, which contains the largest collection of sheet music on the internet. Today there are more than 1,000,000 scores uploaded by users, with 1,000 new scores uploaded daily.

MuseScore Removes Upload Restrictions on Scores

Musescore has just announced the latest version of Musescore 3, which includes work by Martin Keary (aka: Tantacrul), who joined the team as the Head of Design in November. He has been collaborating with the community and internal team on a design plan to make Musescore faster and more intuitive. This release is the first step towards that goal. 

Musescore 3: Faster, Easier to Use, Yet Powerful and More Customisable

I first read the <a href="https://www.amazon.com/4-Hour-Workweek-Escape-Live-Anywhere/dp/0307465357" target="_blank">Four Hour Work Week</a> by Tim Ferriss back in 2012 and six months later I set up my first FHWW muse attempt <a href="https://richardpatey.com/how-to-print-your-panorama-iphone-photos/" target="_blank">iPanorama Prints</a>.

How to Build an Authority Site ‘Muse’ in 2019

<span>T</span>his is to serve as a Rosetta Stone of state management systems. A basic packing list app was built in:

⚛ The React State Museum

Yesterday, my co-founder and I put together the “<a href="https://www.kapwing.com/evolution-of-products" target="_blank">Museum of Websites</a>” to showcase the evolution of popular websites. Since we’re both front-end design lovers, it was fun to put the project together and inspiring to see the humble beginnings of today’s tech giants. In this post, I’ll share three learnings from browsing the historical design trends of the web’s most popular landing pages.

3 Trends in Web Design from the Museum of Websites

Open source software is increasingly being used in schools all over the world. I’m not just talking about the classical computer science lessons (if there is one…), but also outside of it. There are some very good open source apps that you can use in maths, physics or music lessons. Nevertheless, in my experience, there are still great reservations about open source programs in the classroom. The reasons for this are manifold and I can often understand them. There is now a very wide range of (learning) software available and only a few of the applications are open source. But yes, they do exist. That’s why I would like to introduce several open source programs and apps in the coming months, which are very suitable for teaching. The first one is <strong>MuseScore</strong>.

MuseScore — App of the Month

Startup is obsessed with ideas. They ignite the founders and rest is a script of history.

Can a mere cartoon be your startup muse?

When I worked in publishing, I used to do a lot of picture research. I’d love to go deep into a topic and uncover amazing, little-known, pictures that captured a special time and place.

How to save hi-res images from museum websites

We are developing robots that can smoothly help workers inside the retail stores in terms of transportation of stocking shelves

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Ethereum: Bigger than the Internet?

Welcome to the Museum of AI Hallucinations

The Museum of All Things: A Wikipedia You Can Visit

Meet the Startup Changing Museums For the Better

A MUSEUM OF ART AND NATURAL HISTORY

The HackerNoon Museum: AI Image Art Gallery

This Museum Was Built on Native American Burial Mounds: What to Know About the Dickson Mounds Museum

How Museums are Using NFTs to Monetize and Preserve Art

How NFTs and Museums are Creating A Digital Art Revolution

THE MUSEUM AND LIBRARY AT ALEXANDRIA

How I Live Stream My Brain with Amazon IVS, a Muse Headband and React

NFTs Are More Beneficial to Museums than You Think

A Whole New Digital World: Are Museums Dead?

A Russian Painting was Vandalized by Bored Museum Security Guard

Find Your Creativity Muse Amidst the Noise of Life

The Evolution Of Collectibles: From Cardboard To Museums In The Metaverse

MuseScore Removes Upload Restrictions on Scores

Musescore 3: Faster, Easier to Use, Yet Powerful and More Customisable

How to Build an Authority Site ‘Muse’ in 2019

⚛ The React State Museum

3 Trends in Web Design from the Museum of Websites

MuseScore — App of the Month

Can a mere cartoon be your startup muse?

How to save hi-res images from museum websites

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