How to pronounce“hyperlink”in English

It's a hyperlink, maybe two thirds of the way down the page.

that idea to the web hyperlinks.

And it supports a lot more than simple hyperlink.

And I would argue that the pun is humanity's first hyperlink.

today has become the equivalent of what we originally hope the hyperlink would be you don't need the hyperlink as a

internet because the page rank algorithm relies on hyperlinks from one website to another as a judgment on the value of that link and to the extent that you

are these uh, embedded hyperlinks in the the note or in the slides that are going

That's what thought actually is, and the glue between those hyperlinks is attention.

That's what thought actually is, and the glue between those hyperlinks is attention.

mix, the mix of how the web is discrete pages and you use hyperlinks to jump

to letting you navigate around the code base, like you're navigating around the internet with hyperlinks, you're going to definitions of things you're using

based on, like, hyperlinks.

In 2005, Alissa Quart, a film critic writing in film comment, coined the term "hyperlink

I I I I basically view everything as a hyperlink.

These changes have occurred because of what, in some sense, is a really small technology: because of hyperlinks.

you have the web coming in, a technology, a medium, that's essentially based on, because of hyperlinks, it's essentially based on the whole idea of nonlinearity.