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In the last few years, a few dedicated mathematicians have begun to study the computational complexity of video games. Their goal is to determine the inherent difficulty of the games and how they might be related to each other and other problems. Today, Giovanni Viglietta at the University if Pisa in Italy reveals a body…
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It’s a little insulting to craftsmen, skilful craftsmen…” Hockney told Marr. “I used to point out at art school, you can teach the craft, it’s the poetry you can’t teach. But now they try to teach the poetry and not the craft. BBC News – David Hockney denies criticising Damien Hirst
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It’s a little insulting to craftsmen, skilful craftsmen…” Hockney told Marr. “I used to point out at art school, you can teach the craft, it’s the poetry you can’t teach. But now they try to teach the poetry and not the craft. BBC News – David Hockney denies criticising Damien Hirst
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(via Unicode’s “Pile of Poo” character – Boing Boing)
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(via Unicode’s “Pile of Poo” character – Boing Boing)
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resonate — belgrade new media festival, 16-17 March 2012
resonate — belgrade new media festival, 16-17 March 2012
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designdevelopdie: Part of the revolving background. It’s actually comprised of three different layers that spin at different rates behind the snake you have to destroy.
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designdevelopdie: Part of the revolving background. It’s actually comprised of three different layers that spin at different rates behind the snake you have to destroy.
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Greeneland
lareviewofbooks: JUDITH FREEMAN on Pico Iyer’s The Man Within My Head. Voice In My Head © Andy Warde courtesy of the artist and Joshua Levi Galleries Pico IyerThe Man Within My Head Alfred A. Knopf, January 2012. 256 pp. Raymond Chandler once said that great writing, whatever else it does, nags at the minds of…
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Greeneland
lareviewofbooks: JUDITH FREEMAN on Pico Iyer’s The Man Within My Head. Voice In My Head © Andy Warde courtesy of the artist and Joshua Levi Galleries Pico IyerThe Man Within My Head Alfred A. Knopf, January 2012. 256 pp. Raymond Chandler once said that great writing, whatever else it does, nags at the minds of…