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we do not want to pay for our memories. The films that remind us of our childhood, the music that accompanied us ten years ago: in the external memory network these are simply memories. Remembering them, exchanging them, and developing them is to us something as natural as the memory of ‘Casablanca’ is to you.…
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They were just kids once too
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8bitfuture: Engineers build ‘pop-up robots’. Harvard engineers have developed a new technique allowing robotic insects to be mass produced flat on a sheet, and then popped up. Inspired by pop-up books, the system has taken what used to be a painstaking production process to build the robots one at a time by hand, and turn…
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1984 was a love story.
1984 was a love story. austinkleon: Gary Shteyngart, author of Super Sad True Love Story, in his Fresh Air interview: When I think of “1984” and “Brave New World,” two brilliant, dystopian books, I remember some of the ideas better in “Brave New World” because I think some of the ideas were stronger and more…
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theavc: huffpostcomedy: unlikelywords: “It’s a damn travesty that we live in a world where @lindsaylohan gets to host @NBCSNL for the 4th time – but @azizansari remains snubbed.” Kenny Fucking Powers clued me in to this stat and it was obvious people would need graphical evidence of this travesty. As I am inartistic, I got…
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Lambeaux by Nicolas Boillot | TRIANGULATION BLOG
Lambeaux by Nicolas Boillot | TRIANGULATION BLOG Lambeaux is a work in progress by Nicolas Boillot, who is studying a Ph.D in audiovisual aesthetic in the LARA, a research laboratory of the university of Toulouse, France. This work is part of his thesis which is focused on the remix in digital art. Nicolas is making real time video…
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What if we could see and interact with the output of the code directly? Why isn’t coding more like drawing a picture? How does it come that traditional tools, like pen and paper, are still the benchmark when it comes to connecting the creator with her piece of work? Emanuels Journal: The Tools We Need…
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What if we could see and interact with the output of the code directly? Why isn’t coding more like drawing a picture? How does it come that traditional tools, like pen and paper, are still the benchmark when it comes to connecting the creator with her piece of work? Emanuels Journal: The Tools We Need…
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What if we could see and interact with the output of the code directly? Why isn’t coding more like drawing a picture? How does it come that traditional tools, like pen and paper, are still the benchmark when it comes to connecting the creator with her piece of work? Emanuels Journal: The Tools We Need…