Baby, I could use a meal.
Yet another IQ Test. Try it out. I scored in the 130 range. Woo, I'm smart or something. I don't have nearly as much free time as my fascination with these things might suggest.
Beautiful photos of the first millionth of a second, by Edgerton's Rapatronic device. (via Gravestmor). More here.
Two great sites about computational art. evolutionzone and unlekker.net; clicking around on the little thumbnails on the left leads you to cool things like GasWorks. Have a look at evolutionzone's workshop page. And friends of evolutionzone.com - jump off!
More on Proce55ing: processinghacks codetree (this is awesome!). I have gotten no closer to my dreams of learning the language and doing something original, although I have played around with some code and various samples. Another good collection of pages about generative code/art. Smokinggun.com has good computational graphics stuff and a great Flash presentation.
Superformula (via dataisnature)!!! (Or, your graphics can look like Autechre sounds.) This leads naturally to a discussion of vvvv, and a discussion of why it's not Mac-based yet. Tawk amongst y'selves.
I think I've pointed this one out before, but it's worth mentioning again. Schiffman's Nature of Code lectures.
Oh, and speaking of free time, Free Science and Video Lectures Online. No, I mean good ones - Knuth and some classics.
Subtopia. Quite a dense and intense blog.
Currently listening to KISS, "Dressed to Kill"
Beautiful photos of the first millionth of a second, by Edgerton's Rapatronic device. (via Gravestmor). More here.
Two great sites about computational art. evolutionzone and unlekker.net; clicking around on the little thumbnails on the left leads you to cool things like GasWorks. Have a look at evolutionzone's workshop page. And friends of evolutionzone.com - jump off!
More on Proce55ing: processinghacks codetree (this is awesome!). I have gotten no closer to my dreams of learning the language and doing something original, although I have played around with some code and various samples. Another good collection of pages about generative code/art. Smokinggun.com has good computational graphics stuff and a great Flash presentation.
Superformula (via dataisnature)!!! (Or, your graphics can look like Autechre sounds.) This leads naturally to a discussion of vvvv, and a discussion of why it's not Mac-based yet. Tawk amongst y'selves.
I think I've pointed this one out before, but it's worth mentioning again. Schiffman's Nature of Code lectures.
Oh, and speaking of free time, Free Science and Video Lectures Online. No, I mean good ones - Knuth and some classics.
Subtopia. Quite a dense and intense blog.
Currently listening to KISS, "Dressed to Kill"
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