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10y ago
And what a fantastic rabbit hole. I would recommend 'Generative Design'. http://www.generative-gestaltung.de/ (There is an English edition) A really beautifully designed book. Great to leaf through for inspiration
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12y ago
Similar experience here. I have a few particularly memorable experiences of dealing with the fallout from the September reboots. Although to be truthful this is partly due to the fact we were moving office and I had people jubilantly packin
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12y ago
This is terrific. Would be great if someone could do the same favour for Jungle music, another genre that had many tunes exist solely on dubplate.
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12y ago
Ah yes I miss Redpower. Was a _very_ polished mod which felt less magic (in a good way) when playing. About that fourth wall. I know some who take this as a very strange kind of opportunity. For instance: - SQL databases hooked up to sortin
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12y ago
Nice! Also of note is a mod called Computer Craft, that adds Lua programmable computers and devices into the game (touchscreens, turtles!) as well as a set of APIs for interacting with various aspects of the game. http://www.comp
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13y ago
This would be great. I actually was searching for something like this only a week or so ago. In my current role I have been doing a lot with Elastic Beanstalk. Many cool features are non obvious and/or not clearly documented. Especiall
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13y ago
> A lightweight but functional Scala-native IDE with builtin sbt support would be absolutely awesome for a pure-Scala project. This would indeed be wonderful. I have been using Scala as my first language of choice for some time now and p
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13y ago
Computing and A.I at Sussex - Just about to graduate. Really enjoyed it.
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Its very different from DJing. Instead of controlling music with algorithms, you are _create_ music with algorithms on the fly, so to speak. For example, you might define a sine wave oscillator, and control it with a markov model that holds
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13y ago
I went to the algorave in Brighton. Was the recommended field trip for a Generative Creativity modules im taking as part of my degree. In my opinion the spectacle of coding IS as intrinsic to the performance as the musical output is. I dont
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13y ago
I have a bunch of friends studying music informatics, who are very much into algorithmic music. They never seem to stop talking about Supercollider. One of our lecturers maintains a pretty good list of languages and tools for generative cre
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13y ago
This work is really aesthetically pleasing. Nice one! Programmatic art generally falls under the domain of generative creativity. A field that draws inspiration from topics as varied as biology and architecture. In terms of visual art, some