azlen

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by azlen 8mo ago
It feels like whether or not it's possible to make a model of new york misses the point. This kind of project could just as easily scale up to be an isometric map of the entire world, every city, every forest, every mountain hut, and u
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by azlen 3y ago
I mean, fair. My first impression of the harry potter one was that it was some high-budget ad, but it's just some guy making weird mashups and exploring what's possible with AI. The balenciaga one just stuck because it was a perfe
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by azlen 3y ago
These videos I feel were the first to really give a glimpse into the weird and surreal future we're heading into. The whole Balenciaga shtick felt like a metaphor for the rising tide of machine-generated content— and I tried to weave t
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by azlen 5y ago
From what I've read about it, one of the exciting things about QUIC and HTTP/3 is that they're much more extensible. Meaning anyone might be able to dabble and experiment with their own version of the protocol. So yes, I&#x27
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by azlen 5y ago
As someone who has developed similarly playful online spaces with spatial audio I am pleasantly surprised with Skittish. They really "get it" when it comes to essence of digital places in a way that virtually no other apps in the
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by azlen 7y ago
I've never had strong visual imagery, but recently I've been practicing visualizing mental images as well as attempting (and failing) to overlay those images over my vision. Whenever I do visualize images, they feel as if they are
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by azlen 8y ago
That would be very interesting, reminds me of an demo a couple years back of sketching buildings and and immediately being translated using procedural shape grammars into 3d. http://www-sop.inria.fr/reves/Basilic/2