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My teen heartbreak playlist from 2008
Love that you can see that Winamp, Photoshop, MSN messenger, and what’s probably ripped mp3s downloading were my desktop mainstays.
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Rare implementations: Sierpinski's curve
Yep, Sierpinski's curve, not the more famous triangle. It's a form of space-filling curve and is quite enjoyable to look at.
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Rare implementations: Koch Snowflake Tessellation
Over the past 5 years messing around with generative art, I've worked on a handful of rarely seen recursive patterns. In this post, I talk about my personal obsession: the Koch snowflake tessellation.
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A Personal History of Making Things
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Beautiful things
Here’s a little thing I wrote back sometime back. As the year rolls to the end, I considered writing a year-end retrospective but decided not to. Instead, here’s a little moment from a random day in the past year that was particularly delightful that I decided I had to record. Enjoy.
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Falling in love with computers again at the Vintage Computer Festival East 2019
Read more »I attended the Vintage Computer Festival (VCF) East in New Jersey for the first time and it was such a compelling experience that I felt the need to write it up. So here goes! (photo above is of an early modem)
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Truth as art
I’ve come to a recent realization that I have a lot of thoughts and nowhere to share them. I recently quit my usual online social media platforms, i.e. Facebook and Instagram awhile back. While it has been great not being constantly distracted by them, I don’t think I fully appreciated how they were means of personal expression.
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History of Computer Art -- Part 2: Plotters
I’m writing a series of blog posts on computer art history from the 1960s onwards. In this installment we’ll talk about plotters.
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