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I have been spending some of my spare time designing stuff for sale on Society6. Product / pattern design not being what you’d call my métier, I had a go at algorithmic generation. I did so in Processing, iterating the infamous 10 Print algorithm to create sets of patterns which I unimaginatively dubbed '45 Degrees'. Here’s the basic script.
This is big news: Temboo has a #Processing library that interfaces with lots of Web APIs — temboo.com/processing #programming
TwitterAre We Puppets in a Wired World? by Sue Halpern | The New York Review of Books www.nybooks.com/articles via @instapaper
An index of free #programming #books — github.com/vhf/free-progr…
A long-term project: to read the Great Books — farnamstreetblog.com/2013/10/great-… #books
Typographer Martin Majoor explains how to mix sans and serif #type, while giving a good history lesson — martinmajoor.com/6_my_philosoph… #design
There's plenty of wisdom in Anil Dash's 10 Rules of Internet — dashes.com/anil/2013/07/r… (via Boing Boing)
Proof there's an API for everything, here's Fuck Off As A Service (FOAAS) — foaas.herokuapp.com #programming #humour
Videolab is an educational software piece that teaches and lets users experiment with concepts of digital video technology. It can be used standalone by students or as a lecturing tool by instructors.
I developed this Educational Software project as part of the coursework required for my Digital Media PhD, but I hope it’ll come handy in my own teaching. This prototype was made with Processing 2.08b and was thoroughly tested on Windows, but should work on other systems as well.
How to learn Javascript properly — ur1.ca/csjtd #javascript #programming
“Rock Bottom” by King Krule is my new jam. ♫ t.thisismyjam.com/eduardomorais/…
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These are some of my early experiments with slit-scan photography, made while trying a Processing application I coded mostly as a learning exercise. The software allows you to either 'scan' your webcam image or a video file, but since using my laptop as camera is a bit cumbersome, most of the above images were made by 'scanning' some random videos I had around. I'll have to try to shoot video specifically for slit-scanning — so far I found out that stable, sideways shots of slow-moving subjects work the best. (As an aside, slit-scan photography is basically one of the main techniques used by Photo-finish systems, only at very high frame rates.)
Anyway, I think the app is cool and stable enough to be worth sharing, so I made a download for Windows available — head to my Processing sketches page to get it!
Flickr...and by the way, Ten Papers Every Programmer Should Read (Twice) — blog.fogus.me/2011 #programming
#Programming for all — arstechnica.com/science
If you are presented an unfamiliar camera: Digital Cinema Pocket Guides, pay what you want — www.theblackandblue.com/pocket-guides #video #ebooks
New Left Review — Rob Lucas: The Critical Net Critic j.mp/TyU6pt Instapaper
Learnable Programming j.mp/RZru7i Instapaper
Daniel Schiffman's (of the excelent 'Learning Processing') free online Nature of Code book — natureofcode.com/book/ #programming