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scienceyoucanlove: In China, world’s first successful 3D-printed shoulder and collar bone implants have been performed In Xi’an, China, the capital of Shaanxi province, 3D-printed titanium prostheses were successfully implanted into three patients suffering from cancerous bone tumors. The procedures took place on March 27 and April 3 this year and the patients are currently in…
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brianmichaelbendis: Chris Ware’s Poster For East London Comic Art Festival
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Avant-garde Videogames | The MIT Press
Avant-garde Videogames | The MIT Press to get and to read
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Denver Street Arcade Attracts Gamers Of All Ages : NPR
Denver Street Arcade Attracts Gamers Of All Ages : NPR cool project with some @uofdenver alums on the team!
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caldean: Shape194 – Cal Dean
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Blue Ants
warrenellis: Morning, Computer: Blue Ants – A friend said to me, the other month, “What we need is for Blue Ant to pay for all the things we want to do.” Without even thinking, I replied, “I want to BE Blue Ant.” Which is an absurd thing to say. Or even think. Why would you…
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The arts are so money-oriented and heavily contingent upon market and market share. Poetry is the only place in the arts where all the money in the world can’t do anything — it can’t make a better book, it can’t make a better poet; poets keep writing regardless of money. Unalienated Uncreativity: An interview with…
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Facebook provided the context in which this “ridiculous” narrative was cultured and incubated; it also provided the environment where it was able to flourish. The countless followup stories from this weekend, advancing but mostly rehashing the narrative created by Animal and perfected by The A.V. Club, are even more a product of their environment. A…
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Eno is widely known for coining the term “ambient music,” and he produced a clutch of critically revered albums in the nineteen-seventies and eighties—by the Talking Heads, David Bowie, and U2, among others—but if I had to choose his greatest contribution to popular music it would be the idea that musicians do their best work…
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fastcompany: Most of us see algorithms as just numbers. Mathematicians and physicists see them as elaborate systems that can contain whole worlds. Read More>