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warrenellis: (The Economist)
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Teaching teaching: it motivates learners to learn
shrinkrants: carlosesoto: It was in my work in the United States that I started thinking about having younger students study education. I saw that as students moved from primary to secondary school, education started more and more to become something that happens to them. In graduate school, I read Angela Valenzuela’s “Subtractive Schooling.” In her…
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kickstarter: Can’t wait to see some Twine projects in action. Has anybody programmed anything yet? If so, send us your work! We want to see it. welovejeff: Just got my Twine in the mail. Twine is a really fun piece of technology that allows you to trigger web actions based on real world changes. Think…
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A Moving Story That Will Make You Give Thanks for Arts in Public School – Andrew Cohen – The Atlantic
A Moving Story That Will Make You Give Thanks for Arts in Public School – Andrew Cohen – The Atlantic to read/watch…
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border-studies: This event looks good – New Media, New Markets: Buying, Selling and Collecting Digital Art Friday 7 December 2012 4 pm Art Basel Miami Beach Miami Beach Convention Centre, Hall D, auditorium General admission ticket includes access to Art Salon with: ◆ Sebastian Cwilich, President and COO, Art.sy ◆ Sabine Himmelsbach, Director House of Electronic Arts,…
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blerchin: “A debate about art and science – the session was called “Laboratory of Risk” and so I talk about Puddle Drive-Through Simulation and Open Out of Body Experience from the perspective of risk-taking. This is in Wroclaw at the European Culture Congress 2011. ” (via Mateusz Herczka) on my to watch later queue (Source: https://player.vimeo.com/)
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fyprocessing: cellular automata -0.1+0.012*i (by Matthew Conroy) Each pixel has a value between 0 and 1. At each iteration, each pixel’s value is replaced by a value given by a linear function of the values of the 24 adjacent and next-adjacent pixels, sorted so that the result is non-directional. With 24 coefficients, there are a…
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Iwata Asks: Miiverse Penis Drawing Detection Took Weeks to Develop | Play4Real
Iwata Asks: Miiverse Penis Drawing Detection Took Weeks to Develop | Play4Real dropouthangoutspaceout: towerofsleep: In a recent Iwata Asks interview about the Wii U Miiverse social network, director Yoshiomi Kurisu and his team discuss how difficult it was to create auto-detection of penis drawings. The following excerpt discusses the difficulties behind malicious drawers in the…
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…we are all self-employed now Don’t wait until 65: The key to a happy, creative work force is to retire early and often – Quartz
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awesomepeoplehangingouttogether: Marcel Duchamp and John Cage, Toronto, 1968