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10y ago
toxi is the boss
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Playthings: Musical VR Playground
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11y ago
cool!
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11y ago
spain yusss
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11y ago
We also have them in Spain!
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DENNIS – a generative interactive music video in Three.js
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11y ago
finally, something cool on hackernews.
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11y ago
This is awesome! thanks!
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12y ago
no.
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12y ago
this is awesome! excellent for monochrome.
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12y ago
Tom is the bomb
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Creating Generative Music Using Node.js and Ableton Live
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12y ago
Impressive as always!
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12y ago
I'm all for Catalonian independence, but I completely oppose the way scrolling has been hijacked on that page. here's how you scroll http://bost.ocks.org/mike/scroll/
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radiodario
12y ago
thanks! that's definitely a good idea, how would you go about doing this? counting @mentions vs "tokens"/workds and setting a threshold ratio to remove tweets?
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12y ago
cool idea - i tried to pick perceptually separate colours and thought blue and red would work, but turns it's confusing for some people. I might add "colorblind" mode and use your colour range.
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12y ago
yep you're right - this is just a cool toy to have a look at what Londoners are up to - the focus isn't scientific, more like "hey what are all those people there tweeting about".
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12y ago
Yes! should be really easy. i want to do also nyc and sf.
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12y ago
Hey thanks for the feedback, I'll change the "bad" colour to orange - should be easy enough to do!
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12y ago
hey sweet orthographic projection! Yeah, i'm in London. I'm only using tweets on which users chose to publish their locaiton, so it isn't all of the tweets, but a good chunk of them.
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12y ago
well, i have to say the mapping of colours to concepts is highly cultural, so in some places it means anger, or war, or love or joy. I chose red and blue because they're quite perceptually separated, so it's easy to point them out
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12y ago
Yep, i realised that - but node-sentiment was pretty quick to implement and gives alright results, so it's a bit of a tradeoff. Do you know of more accurate sentiment analysis services?
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12y ago
Hi HN. I've built a map that takes a geofenced stream of tweets and runs AFINN-111 sentiment analysis on them, and then displays them in real time on a map of London. Negative sentiments are displayed as Red tweets, happy tweets are Bl
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Show HN: London Feels – Sentiment-analysis of Londoners Tweets on a Map
(london.feels.website)
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Hexagonal watch-style circles in d3
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12y ago
wait what you have pay for incoming SMSs in the US? what if you are being spammed? that is crazy.
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9 things I had to think about on my latest data visualisation project
(alolo.co)
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